Most people think of Scotland as rainy, cold and windy. Britain's northernmost region will have to wait until at least May to enjoy the annual warm, benevolent spring.

But as spring spreads across Scotland, the pristine beauty is unimaginable and can only be felt.

The Isle of Mull is an island off the west coast of Scotland, the second largest island in the Inner Hebrides after Skye. The scenery is outstanding and there are many lovely outlying islands around: Staffa, Lunga and Iona.

The island of Mull, where you can enjoy the most authentic Scottish beer, was first settled by humans in 3000 BC, but its natural beauty has never been spoiled.

The Isle of Mull is a great place to enjoy the Scottish spring and the natural beauty of easy nature.