Nearby Attractions

Other things to do when you visit County Mayo

Croagh Patrick – A sacred mountain and pilgrimage site with stunning views over Clew Bay, attracting over 1 million visitors annually to its 764-meter summit.
Ashford Castle – A luxurious 13th-century castle estate on the shores of Lough Corrib, now a five-star hotel offering tours and fine dining in a dramatic setting.
Achill Island – Ireland’s largest island featuring dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and scenic mountain landscapes, accessible by bridge from the mainland.
Westport House – An 18th-century mansion and former stately home set on the Carrowduff River, featuring period rooms, extensive grounds, and family attractions.
National Museum of Ireland – Country Life – Located at Turlough Park, this museum showcases rural Irish heritage and traditions through extensive collections of domestic and agricultural artifacts.
Clare Island – A scenic island off the coast accessible by ferry, home to historical sites including an abbey and tower, offering walking trails and coastal views.
Knock Shrine – One of Europe’s major pilgrimage destinations, marking where apparitions were reportedly witnessed in 1879, featuring a modern basilica and visitor facilities.
Murrisk Abbey – A striking 15th-century Franciscan ruin on the slopes of Croagh Patrick with historical significance and beautiful views across Clew Bay.
The Quiet Man Museum – A museum in Cong dedicated to the famous 1952 film shot in the village, featuring film memorabilia and recreated scenes.
Keel Beach, Achill – A golden sandy beach backed by mountains, perfect for swimming, surfing, and enjoying dramatic coastal scenery in a scenic village setting.