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Belmullet or Béal an Mhuirthead (Irish for "mouth of the Mullet [Peninsula]") is a coastal Gaeltacht town with a population of around 1,000 on the Mullet Peninsula in the barony of Erris, County Mayo, Ireland. It is the commercial and cultural heart of the barony of Erris, which has a population of almost 10,000.
Restaurants in Belmullet
1. Dulra Nature Tours
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Take a nature tour or boat trip with Dulra Nature Tours, walk and explore the unspoilt Iniskea Islands or coastal paths. Fish or dive the crystal clear West Coast waters. Discover marine and bird wildlife, uncover native flora. Visit historical sites, immerse yourself in the traditions, heritage and language of the Gaeltacht. Come and explore with Dulra Nature Tours!
2. Wavesweeper Sea Adventures
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
We offer experiential tours along the Wild Atlantic Way. Activities include Kayaking, Snorkelling, Stand Up Paddle boarding, Surfing and raft building . We are based in Belmullet in Co. Mayo.
3. Erris Head Loop Walk
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5.0 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Errisg
Easy 5k incline - world war 2 lookout post at the top with Eire carved out down below. Fabulous views.
4. Lunasa Crafts
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Lunasa is a gift shop, craft studio and tearoom. It's a creative space that offers classes, courses and workshops as well as drop in activities such as paint a plate. We also sell our own and other local art and craft.
5. Ceathru Thaidhg
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By sandrabZ4757NN - Blessington, Ireland
Walked all of the loops with friends visiting the area. Scenery along the cliffs is absolutely stunning. The Stags of Broadhaven and Erris Head (Again another loop walk destination) within sight and spectacular. Off the beaten track and undiscovered. Challenging enough hike for novices if doing full Benwee Loop. Proper walking boots and poles a must. The Loop towards Rinroe is easier for casual walkers but again I’d recommend proper footwear. This region doesn’t get enough recognition as a tourist destination. The town of Belmullet with all it’s amenities within a short drive and well worth as a stopover point for a few nights to explore the Mullet peninsula with it’s spectacular beaches Well worth going that little bit further West on the Wild Atlantic Way - it’s off the beaten track but you certainly won’t be disappointed.
6. Cross Beach Loop Walk
7. Belmullet Boat Charters
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
Belmullet Boat Charters is a family run business located in Blacksod, Belmullet, Co. Mayo, Ireland. We specialize in island trips with a tour guide available, sea angling, coastline tours, sunset cruises and diving! Travel in luxury in our 12m Southboat catamaran “Kea Josh”. To book your trip call us on 086 8365983!
8. McDonnells Bar
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Sean_No1 - Kenley, United Kingdom
Visit family in Mayo several times a year and one of first port of calls when back in the Wild West is McDonnells for a pint of the black stuff. The most hospitable barman/owner you’ll ever meet and they serve up a cracking pint of Guinness. They show all the Premier league games, rugby and GAA so a great spot for watching sport as well. A traditional Irish bar with an open turf fire giving it a cosy feel and trad music sessions at weekends. If you’re lucky Padraig, the owner, might give you a complimentary pint and pizza if you stay long enough :)
9. Neal Doherty
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
Hi, I'm Neal and I have been guiding visitors and locals around different parts of Ireland for more than ten years. As a tourist guide I find the philosophy of Gandhi useful: 'Live like you are going to die tomorrow and learn like you are going to live forever'. As a storyteller i Iove to entertain clients with stories, legends and anecdotes of the local area. I promise you an interesting and entertaining experience with me. I have written two best selling guide books on Dublin.
10. Belmullet Tidal Pool
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By MHealyDrum1 - Cairns, Australia
Belmullet Tidal Pool In Shore Road is a fantastic facility to have in the Erris area. It’s free and can be a fun day out for the whole family. It has a big pool which is 18m in length with a deep end of 2m and shallow end 1.2m & a toddler pool too. There’s water in it all the time so you don’t have to rely on the tides. Lifeguards are on duty during July & August. Portaloo toilets are there during the Summer months. Just 10minutes walk from the town itself. The town has plenty of shops, a bakery and lovely restaurants & hotels. Why not make the most of your trip by staying the night there’s plenty of accommodation to chose from The Talbot, The Western Strands, The Broadhaven Bay, Geraghtys farmhouse pods, Claggan Island self catering pods and plenty of B&Bs to choose from all over the peninsula or for something more unique book a stay on Inishkea Island with Inishkea cottage & boat hire. If staying on the island is not an option there’s plenty of day trips with Belmullet boat charter on their vessel the Kea Josh. If water sports are your thing why not look up Wavesweeper Adventures. David and the team will sort you out with kayaking, SUPs, snorkelling or surfing to name a few. Declan from Tonn Nua surf school has plenty of options to choose from too. There’s also options to kite surf with 360 kitesurfing. Out of the water why not try a 5km walk at Erris Head Loop Walk it has stunning cliff views that will take your breath away & get you some amazing photos too. Or try Cross Loop Walk which can be either a 5km or 10km walk over beach, road & grass. This walk intersects with the Erris Parkrun location. If out for a drive or a long cycle why not take a spin to Blacksod Lighthouse to learn about its history, drive around falmore to see Deirbhle’s twist sculpture trail with stunning views of Achill Island & Blackrock Island. Follow the signs to Deirbhle’s Well & learn about the healing powers the water in the well is said to have. On the way back to Belmullet take a turn to Corclough & follow the road back to Dun Na Mbo Blow Hole for more fantastic views. If you drive on past the blow hole there’s a lovely viewing area of Eagle Island Lighthouse. There really is so much to do and that’s only one side of Erris. For more information on other areas like Rinroe & Portacloy beach, Carrowteige loop walk, Doolough beach & Doohoma Head Follow Discover Erris on social media Facebook & Insta. A visit to Erris will always be a memorable one, no matter what the weather is like there’s always something fun to do or sea or make the most of it ????????
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