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| Visit Coll | Information about travel, accommodation, amenities and what to do, and an extensive photo gallery. Recommended reading for those planning to visit the island. |
| The Coll Magazine | A once-yearly publication with articles and illustrations contributed by islanders, visitors and friends of the Isle of Coll. Early issues were of 40-50 pages and recent issues of 90 pages or more. Articles in past issues 1983-2004 can be downloaded from the website. |
| Wikipedia | The entry for Coll in Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia, gives a brief account of the geopgraphy and history of the island. |
| Scotlands People | Website of the General Register Office for Scotland. The official online site for old parish registers (pre-1855), civil registrations of births, deaths & marriages (1855+), census results, and wills & testaments. |
| Highland & Island Emigration Society | The society assisted impoverished Scots families, some from Coll, Mull or Tiree, to emigrate to Australia. Almost 5,000 people were assisted in the years 1852-1857. This site describes the history of the society, and lists the names and other information about those assisted. |
| An Iodhlann | Historical centre of the Isle of Tiree. Its reading room at Scarinish houses an extensive collection of documents, photographs, recordings, letters, maps, family trees, and other material relating to every aspect of island life. A must for visitors to the island. A large selection of items from its collection of documents, photographs and sound clips can be downloaded from the website. |
| Isle of Tiree Genealogy | The 'twin website' of Isle of Coll Genealogy. |
| Mull Genealogy | Ian Phillips' website assisting family history research for those with ancestors from the Isle of Mull. There were close family links between Mull and the nearby islands of Tiree & Coll. |