Achill Island

Abandoned stone cottages on Slievemore Mountain tell the haunting storey of Ireland's Great Famine. Explore these 80+ ruins while taking in panoramic views of Achill Island's dramatic landscape.

Walk through the haunting stone ruins of Achill Island's 19th-century abandoned community. The Deserted Village offers a moving glimpse into Irish rural life before emigration emptied these humble homes.

This coastal sanctuary features eight themed garden chambers, each with distinct plant collections. Enjoy tea in the Boathouse with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views after your appointment-only exploration.

This 15th-century tower house was the stronghold of legendary Pirate Queen Grace O'Malley, overlooking Achill Sound. Explore the well-preserved exterior and capture panoramic views of Clew Bay's rugged coastline.

Towering 688 metres above the Atlantic, Croaghaun features Europe's highest sea cliffs on Ireland's Achill Island. Hike the challenging trail for panoramic views of Keem Bay and watch for peregrine falcons overhead.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Dooniver Lough during your travels in Achill Island. You can enjoy the restaurants while in the area.

This traditional 9-hole links course offers spectacular Atlantic views alongside Keel Strand and Minaun Cliffs. Play the challenging signature 6th hole while sheep graze naturally across the fairways.

This welcoming community hub offers a quiet retreat and valuable resources on Achill Island's rich heritage. Browse the local history collection to gain insight into island life before exploring nearby attractions.