Introduction
Mayo is wild Ireland incarnate. Here, the Atlantic doesn't just meet the land – it battles with it. The Céide Fields offer a glimpse into Neolithic life, a prehistoric landscape preserved beneath boglands, while Croagh Patrick stands as a spiritual beacon that has drawn pilgrims for centuries. Achill Island's dramatic cliffs and Clew Bay's serene waters showcase the breathtaking diversity of a landscape that refuses to be tamed. Mayo doesn't just display Ireland's natural beauty; it embodies its untamed spirit.
Featured Places
Ballina
Tucked away in the heart of County Mayo, Ballina is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. As the largest town in Mayo and the self-proclaimed "salmon capital of Ireland," Ballina boasts a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural...
Castlebar
Located in the heart of County Mayo, Castlebar serves as both the county town and a vibrant cultural hub. With its rich history, modern amenities, and proximity to some of Ireland's most stunning landscapes, Castlebar offers visitors a perfect...
Doolough
Doolough, located in County Mayo, Ireland, is a small but picturesque area that offers a unique and unforgettable experience to anyone who visits. Nestled in the shadow of Mweelrea Mountain, the highest peak in Connacht, Doolough is a haven for...
Knock
Knock, located in County Mayo, Ireland, is a small village with a rich history and a strong connection to the Catholic faith. A Catholic pilgrimage destination, Knock attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year who come to pay homage to...
Westport
Nestled on the west coast of Ireland, Westport is a picturesque town that boasts stunning natural scenery, a rich historical background, and a vibrant cultural scene. With its remote location and rugged beauty, this charming town in County Mayo...
Clew Bay
Clew Bay, County Mayo’s crown jewel along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, unfolds like an ancient map scattered with 365 islands - each one a whispered secret from the sea. Overlooked by Croagh Patrick’s sacred peak, this dramatic landscape of...
Cong
Cong, County Mayo, cradled between the shimmering arms of Lough Corrib and Lough Mask, feels like Ireland’s best-kept secret - a place where ancient history collides with cinematic magic. This tiny village straddles two counties yet remains an...
Featured Attractions
Ashford Castle
Ashford Castle: 13th-century luxury hotel on Lough Corrib, Ireland. Historic elegance, Michelin dining, and serene lakeside escapes. Premier retreat.
Ashford Falconry School
Ashford Falconry School: Ireland's oldest, offering hands-on Hawk Walks with Harris's hawks. Historic surroundings, small groups, conservation-focused.
Clare Island
Clare Island: Granuaile's legacy, rugged cliffs, ancient forts & Blue Flag beaches - wild Atlantic beauty awaits!
Cong Abbey
Feel medieval Ireland at Cong Abbey's serene ruins. Discover intricate carvings & royal history by the river in Mayo's famously picturesque village.