4 Star Self-Catering Accommodation in the west of Ireland
Telephone: 098 45200
Achill Island offers a range of attractions and places to visit, from its breathtaking scenery to historical monuments. It boasts five Blue Flag beaches as well as numerous small, sandy coves and strands, while nearby Mulranny (15 mins drive from Achill Cottages) also boasts a Blue Flag beach. The Great Western Greenway, an award-winning 42km long off-road cycle and walking track, begins at Achill Sound just minutes from your door at Achill Cottages. The Deserted Village at Slievemore offers a unique and haunting insight into the way of life in former times, while the tower at Kildavnet provides a link to one of the area's most enduring historical figures - the 'Pirate Queen' Grainualle.
Distance of attractions from Achill Cottages:
Achill Sound village
Shops, pubs, restaurants, cafes, cashpoint (ATM). 3 mins drive. 10 mins walk
Great Western Greenway
Award-winning off-road track for cyclists and walkers, following the old Achill-Westport railway line. 5 mins drive. 15 mins walk. 10 mins cycle.
Keem Bay
Blue Flag beach in spectacular setting. 15-20 mins drive
Keel
3km long Blue Flag beach, freshwater lake, Minaun cliffs. Surfing & other activities available. 10-15 mins drive
Deserted Village
Haunting reminder of times past. 15-20 mins drive
Kildavnet
Granuaille's castle, historic church & cemetery, small harbour on the Atlantic Drive. 5-10 mins drive
Dugort
Two Blue Flag beaches and a historic village. 15-20 mins drive
Dooega
Blue Flag beach in picturesque fishing village on the Atlantic Drive. 15-20 mins drive
Mulranny
Blue Flag beach, golf links, pubs and restaurants. 12-18 mins drive
House of Prayer
3 mins drive. 10 mins walk
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