Mayo County : Must-See Attractions
Céide Fields
One of the largest Neolithic sites in the world! A place rich in megaliths and prehistoric remains!
Ireland West Airport
A very small airport, but a useful one for fast connections to Ireland!
Lough Feeagh
Lough Feeagh is an Irish lake in County Mayo. It is the largest single lake in the Burrishoole watershed, which consists of…
The National Museum of Ireland – Country Life
The Country Life Museum is an impressive museum in the village of Turlough in County Mayo. Owned by the Dublin-based National Museum…
Slieve Carr
The mountain peaks at 721 metres! It's the highest peak in Ballycroy National Park! A landmark to help you find your way around the park!
The National Famine Monument
A vibrant tribute to the Irish victims of the Great Famine. A heavy place that does not forget the tragic fate of the Irish who succumbed to hunger and disease.
Rosserk Friary
Undoubtedly one of the best-preserved monasteries in the region! The building has retained most of its original features... to our great delight!
Carrickkildavnet Castle
Carrickkildavnet Castle is a 15th-century fortified castle built near the village of Carrickkildavnet in County Mayo. This magnificent Anglo-Norman fortified tower faces…
Benwee Head
Yellow cliffs offering incredible ocean views. A must-see when the weather's fine!