Locally
The West of Ireland’s beauty, stories and enduring charm
Joyce Country and Western Lakes Geopark: Recognised by UNESCO, this geopark showcases dramatic geology, lakes, and cultural heritage and offers a journey into the deep history of the West of Ireland.
The Great Western Greenway: Cycle or walk Ireland’s longest off-road trail, stretching from Westport to Achill. The route offers stunning coastal views, rolling countryside, and a chance to experience Mayo’s natural beauty up close.
Horse Riding: Canter through woodland paths, open fields and local beaches, guided by experienced instructors. An immersive way to experience the breadth and beauty of Mayo.
Croagh Patrick: Climb Ireland’s holy mountain, long a place of pilgrimage and legend. Whether scaled for reflection or adventure, the summit rewards with panoramic views across the bay.
Wild Atlantic Way: Explore one of the world’s most dramatic coastal routes. From hidden coves to windswept cliffs, each turn reveals another facet of the West coast’s rugged beauty.
Local Heritage and Culture: From traditional music sessions in lively pubs to historic houses and galleries, Westport offers countless ways to experience Irish culture.
Wild Nephin National Park: Explore one of Ireland’s most unspoiled landscapes. With vast wilderness, trails, and dark skies, it offers a true escape into nature.
Achill Island & Clew Bay: Venture further to Achill Island, connected by bridge, where beaches and cliffs meet Atlantic waves. Together with Clew Bay’s 365 islands, this seascape is unforgettable, and a landscape of constant change and breathtaking vistas.
Glenkeen Farm: Experience authentic Irish farming traditions at Glenkeen. From sheep herding to cultural demonstrations, it offers an engaging glimpse into rural life.
Croagh Patrick Seafoods: Taste the sea with a visit to a working oyster farm along Clew Bay. Learn about the craft of oyster cultivation and sample the freshest local flavours.