Why a remote Scottish island will no longer open to tourists on a Sunday

• The remote Scottish island of Ulva will be closed to tourists on Sundays this summer following an "unprecedented" surge in visitors.
• The increase in tourism is attributed to the island featuring in a BBC Scotland interior design programme, Banjo and Ro's Grand Island Hotel .
• With only 16 residents, the island's small community and businesses are struggling to cope with the increased footfall.
• The on-demand foot passenger ferry connecting Ulva to Mull will not operate on Sundays during June, July, and August.
• Exceptions will be made for visitors with pre-booked accommodation on the island, who will still be assisted across from Mull.

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Scottish island forced to close on Sundays after unprecedented surge in tourists