are there any mountains found in that place?
Yes
Islay
Islay is long from north to south and broad. The east coast is rugged and mountainous, rising steeply from the Sound of Islay, the highest peak being Beinn Bheigier, which is a Marilyn at 1,612 feet (491 m). 
what is inner hebrides? An archipelago which continent does it form a part of? Europe on which sea are those islands located? UNANSWERABLE which is the closest country next to those islands? Scotland can you name a few of those islands? Islay, Jura, Mull what is the population of the first one mentioned above? It has over 3,000 inhabitants how is the climate there? The influence of the Gulf Stream keeps the climate mild compared to mainland Scotland, snow is rarely seen at sea level and frosts are light and short-lived what plants are to be found there? UNANSWERABLE what fishes are caught in the nearby sea? Brown trout, salmon, sea angling what are the animals found there? Fallow deer, Otters, bottle-nosed dolphins what are some of the sources of renewable energy they make use of? Wave power what are the tourist spots there? Kildalton Cross in Port Ellen, Finlaggan in Ballygrant, Kildalton High Cross and Old Parish Church in Port Ellen
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Islay [SEP] Geography
Islay is long from north to south and broad. The east coast is rugged and mountainous, rising steeply from the Sound of Islay, the highest peak being Beinn Bheigier, which is a Marilyn at 1,612 feet (491 m). The western peninsulas are separated from the main bulk of the island by the waters of Loch Indaal to the south and Loch Gruinart to the north. The fertile and windswept southwestern arm is called The Rinns, and Ardnave Point is a conspicuous promontory on the northwest coast. The south coast is sheltered from the prevailing winds and, as a result, relatively wooded.