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A wild region, marked by history, ruins, and breathtaking landscapes!

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Mayo County : Must-See Attractions

Irish cliffs

Croaghaun

A cliff that plunges sheer into the ocean! The view is magical!

3.71/5 (55 votes)

Irish spinning mills Museums in Ireland

Foxford Woollen Mills

This woolen mill was founded in 1892 and is still in operation today! Discover his ancestral know-how of wool spinning!

3.54/5 (54 votes)

Irish tourist routes

Atlantic Drive

A road to discover Achill Island. Sumptuous landscapes await you! One of Ireland's most beautiful tours!

3.45/5 (49 votes)

Irish beaches

Keel Beach

Another breathtakingly beautiful beach on Achill Island. A 100% unspoilt beach in the heart of the wilderness!

3.67/5 (43 votes)

Abandoned villages

Slievemore

A ruined village with a strange charm. Explore it, if only for the unique experience!

3.63/5 (32 votes)

Dark sky reserve

Mayo dark sky park

A starry sky reserve that promises an unforgettable evening in the heart of Ireland's wide open spaces, with the sky and the stars as your backdrop!

2.93/5 (28 votes)

Irish lakes

The Doolough

Imagine an Irish lake lost at the foot of a mountain. The setting is fabulous, and the waters ideal for trout fishing.

3.85/5 (20 votes)

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Irish berries

The Clew Bay

The bay is said to have more islands than there are days in the year!

3.41/5 (17 votes)

Irish abbeys and monasteries

Moyne Abbey

One of the most impressive ruined abbeys in County Mayo! You'll be seduced by its silent beauty, straight from the past!

3.65/5 (17 votes)

Irish mountains

Slievemore Mountain

An exceptional mountain to explore on a nature hike!

3.33/5 (15 votes)

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Mayo County

Certainly, County Mayo is not among the most popular counties for visitors, but this region offers countless tourist sites to explore. The coastal landscapes, along with its surroundings marked by rugged terrain, make it a prime destination for lovers of wide-open spaces. Don’t miss visiting its small towns either: with an area of 5,397 km² and a population of 123,900 inhabitants, you will face a county full of possibilities!

Visiting County Mayo

A still undiscovered region, rich in tourist treasures!

Located on the west coast of Ireland, in the province of Connacht, the county boasts numerous lakes and rivers ideal for fishing and water activities. Among other possible activities are many hiking trails, vast parks arranged for golf, as well as the opportunity to explore and visit many historical and archaeological sites, such as Croagh Patrick mountain and Ballintubber Abbey.