Achill Island 6.5 miles. An inviting detached cottage that boasts stunning views, located within the hamlet of Currane, featured in the Wild Atlantic Way driving route from Donegal to West Cork, close to Achill Island in County Mayo. This charming Achill cottage features cosy accommodation that will make you feel right at home as soon as you walk through the door. The two bright family bedrooms offer flexible sleeping arrangements, ideal for a couple up to a small family or group! The delightful sitting room, complete with a roaring open fire is the perfect place to relax after a long day exploring the stunning countryside that surrounds this quaint hamlet. This Achill cottage has a spacious garden so you can sit out on fine days and soak up the wonderful views across Westport Bay and to Achill Beg Island. This is a setting that will linger long in the memory and a short stroll takes you to a secluded beach where you can enjoy safe swimming amongst unrivalled tranquillity. Immerse yourself in the local traditions and purchase provisions from the locals who regularly make rounds through the neighbourhood with fresh produce including sumptuous seafood. Alternatively, you’ll soon meet a friendly local who’ll be happy to take you out on a boat trip and bike hire can be arranged to the doorstep, so it’s easy to discover the surrounding area including the superb greenway route from Achill to Westport. Curraun Hill, which overlooks the front of this Achill cottage, also provides hikers with a picturesque route with breathtaking views your reward at the summit. Take a trip on to Achill Island, which is within driving distance for yet more stunning backdrops and golden beaches. Alternatively, travel to Mulranny and Newport and view the unique islands in Clew Bay, the perfect place to enjoy the sunset. The town of Westport is within easy driving distance and has a variety of shops, bars and restaurants to enjoy. All before returning to the sanctuary of your Achill cottage, a superb choice for a memorable Irish break.
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