Highlight • Historical Site
View of Mullion Cove
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John Haselden
August 25, 2021
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The harbour walls were built in the 1890’s to support the then prosperous fishing industry. The walls now have Grade II listed status and are owned by the National Trust along with some of the surrounding area. If you are there and want a touch of luxury or fine dining, try the Mullion Cove Hotel.
Dominiek Van Dooren
September 25, 2022
Hiking
Views of the harbor and the sea from the Mullion Cove Hotel are beautiful.
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•Wolf Beyenburg
July 1, 2023
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A beautiful view. The hotel has a restaurant also for non-hotel guests
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