Despite its remote location, Iona is easily reached by ferry. Many visitors make the pilgrimage every year.
This section offers a brief guide to the island’s places to visit. It deals chiefly with the monuments in Historic Scotland’s care – Iona Abbey, Iona Nunnery and MacLean’s Cross. But it also touches on other points of interest to the visitor.
A brief guide to the main buildings, ruins and artefacts that survive from the abbey’s long history.
> Iona Abbey
