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Eagles' Eyre is a great one if you don't want to go all the way up to Beinn Lora. It's still a bit of a climb, but nothing too strenuous, and certainly suitable for the whole family. From the viewpoint, you can enjoy sublime views across Tralee Beach, the Isle of Lismore, and over to the most southern point of the Scottish Highlands.

Take a short detour to this viewpoint that showcases serene scenes across Ardmucknish Bay toward Dunbeg. There are a few picnic benches here too, so you can enjoy your lunch with a view before climbing up to Beinn Lora.

A grassy shared-use path leads you along the beautiful shoreline of Loch Fiart on the Isle of Lismore. Pull up a picnic blanket, take a rest, and enjoy the idyllic scenes.

Castle Coeffin is the ruin of an old fortress that stands tall on the west coast of the Isle of Lismore, once used to spot foes approaching from sea.

Here you'll find the ruins of the village of Port a’ Charrain, once a thriving community on the Isle of Lismore. The village is thought to have had 40 inhabitants in 1841, which then declined to 28 in 1861, and has dissipated since.

Tremendous views from the west side of the Isle of Lismore across the twinkling Loch Linnhe and toward the most southern point of the Scottish Highlands.

The Pierhouse Hotel is a hotel and seafood restaurant situated on the coast of Loch Linhh in Port Appin. You can enjoy wonderful food in a relaxed atmosohere whilst enjoying views to the islands of Lismore and Mull.

Farm track down to the lighthouse. A bit muddy and lumpy, but fun.