Discover the best top things to do in Achill Island, Ireland including Blackfield Surf School, Keem Bay, Achill Surf, Sli Grainne Mhaol, Lavelle's Golden Strand Caravan & Camping Park, Keel Beach, Deserted Village, Achill Heritage Centre, Woodland Faerie Trail, Dugort Beach.
Restaurants in Achill Island
5.0 based on 104 reviews
Blackfield Surf, kitesurf and SUP School is the only approved surf School on Achill Island.We are fully approved by the Irish Surfing Association and are one of only two schools in Mayo with this accreditation. If you need a surfing lesson or to hire some wetsuits, surfboards or body boards, just drop in! If you would like to learn to kitesurf, or improve, just give us a call.If you would like to go on a stand up paddleboard expedition through caves and arches-let us bring you! We run a hugely popular and (very small) surf camp for children aged 8-16 during the months of July and August.The surf school runs from our iconic double decker bus on Keel beach. In winter (October - March) our bus is closed but we are always happy to run lessons or hire equipment! Just call us!
5.0 based on 85 reviews
Achill Surf Adventure Centre offers a broad range of adrenaline fueled land based adventure activities and sea activities. Located in Achill on the Wild Atlantic we offer an extensive range of adventure summer camps, adult activity packages and international cultural and activity school tours. Achill Surf Adventure Centre offer family adventure activities that include, kayaking and coasteering which are available on a daily basis to holiday makers and the public during the summer months of June to August. Come on an Island adventure experience that you will never forget, celebrate that special occasion, or build the perfect corporate team. Achill Island offers the perfect location to your personal adventure. Coming soon in 2017 our purpose built 125 bed residential activity centre! Choose from a range of water sports and outdoor activities, including surfing, kayaking, coasteering, cycling, mountain climbing, abseiling, body boarding,climbing, night navigation, SUP and summer camps. Shuttle bus service and transport available for groups.
5.0 based on 46 reviews
Fantastic walk with really stunning views. Very well marked and easy to follow. A few seats / picnic benches en route. Takes about 2/2.5 hours. Weather was good but there had been lots of rain during the week and the ground was quite boggy in places, so would definitely recommend hiking boots for it. Well done to those involved in developing and maintaining this walk, it's fabulous!
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Perhaps one of the most romantic locations I’ve ever been- the cliff views, the wild Atlantic Ocean, the soft white sand and the waves!! Stunning spot! Don’t miss it!
4.5 based on 184 reviews
This worth a visit for a hour or two.We were there on a lovely sunny day and it was beautiful.This was a village of about 80 houses taking us back to when times were really hard.Sitting there listening to the wind and the sound of the many sheep that were there.It a very peaceful feeling and you would try to imagine what the village was like when people live there.
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Achill Heritage Centre offers the visitor a unique experience into the history and heritage of Achill. Our culture & heritage that's been passed from down generation to generation can be viewed in the centre through old photographs, historical documents and tangible objects that span more than 200 years.
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Visit the beautiful Woodland Faerie Trail at The Valley House, Achill Island. This stunning woodland walk is fun for big kids and little kids, with Irish folk tales, faerie village, faerie ring, leprechauns and much more. Browse The Fairy Trail gift shop and choose from a charming range of gifts, t-shirts and original Faerie Trail artwork. You can read all about the fascinating history of "The Yellow Lady and the Achill Outrage" in The Valley House courtyard. Enjoy great Bar Food and drink at The Valley House Bar - serving craft beers, wines, spirits as well as tea/coffee.
It was raining all day so we decided to try this. Since it's in the woods, it's covered and somewhat protected by the rain. The entry fee is now 3 euros. My son is into fairy and fantasy stuff and he really enjoyed it. So much that we went through it again for a second time. The pot of gold is fixed, and I didn't see the problems mentioned in some other reviews. Overall this is good for young kids (my son is 6) especially when raining.
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Can’t say enough how wonderful this beach was- especially for a dip! We were camping in Seal Caves Caravan and holiday home park across the street, and we felt so lucky to have this perfect beach so close!
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