Explore Belmullet Peninsula
Explore the enchanting Belmullet Peninsula, on the North West coast of County Mayo.
Enjoy our idyllic, white sandy beaches, wind-swept coasts and stunning sea cliffs. Immerse yourself in the rich Irish culture of this Gaeltacht region, exploring historic sites and experiencing warm hospitality. Discover our rich heritage at the Solas Visitor Centre, visit world famous Blacksod Lighthouse or take a majestic boat trip with Belmullet Boat Charters!
Places To Stay Accommodation
Whether you are looking for an action packed holiday or a quiet respite in the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way, there is an abundance of accomodation options for you in Belmullet!
Beach House Blacksod
Beach House Blacksod is a self catering cottage located along the shores of Blacksod on the beautiful Belmullet Peninsula.
Broadhaven Bay Hotel
This luxurious family run Belmullet hotel overlooks the Broadhaven Bay with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Leim Siar Bed & Breakfast
Enjoy a warm welcome from your host Hannah Quigley and be assured that our aim at Léim Siar is for you to have an enjoyable, relaxing, and hassle-free break.
Erris Coast Hotel
Take in the stunning local scenery and activities during the day, and then unwind with a delicious evening meal or a drink of your choice, in our Millington bar or our Nephin Restaurant.
Ice House Hotel
Overlooking the majestic River Moy in Ballina, the Ice House Hotel is a 4 star Luxury Hotel on North Mayo’s Wild Atlantic Way.
Ross Beach Family Farmhouse B&B
Ross Beach Family Farmhouse B&B welcomes you to their Bed and Breakfast, located just a five-minute drive outside the idyllic town of Killala on the Wild Atlantic Way, with many tourist attractions nearby, and right beside the beautiful Blue Flag Ross Beach.
Things To Do Activities
Embark on exhilarating outdoor adventures, from hiking and cycling to surfing and kayaking, against the backdrop of breathtaking coastal scenery. Immerse yourself in the rich Irish culture of this Gaeltacht region and discover our heritage.
Solas Visitor Centre
Welcome to Solas Visitor Center, your gateway to the captivating history, culture, and natural wonders of the Erris region.
Blacksod Lighthouse
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to visit the working lighthouse and hear the fascinating stories of maritime history, Irish culture, and local folklore.
Céide Fields Visitor Centre
Beneath the wild boglands of north Mayo lies a system of fields, dwelling areas and megalithic tombs which together make up the most extensive Stone Age monument in the world.
Tonn Nua Surf School
Tonn Nua Surf School, meaning New Wave in Gaelic, is based out of Glosh beach a breathtakingly stunning beach on the Mullet Peninsula, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
Erris Parkrun
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you!
Places To Visit Sightseeing
Discover the untamed beauty of the Belmullet Peninsula, where rugged landscapes meet the Wild Atlantic Waves. Explore our historic sites and experience breathtaking coastal scenery. Enjoy our idyllic, white sandy beaches, wind-swept coasts and stunning sea cliffs.
Downpatrick Head
Discover Downpatrick Head in County Mayo. Breathe in the fresh sea air on an exhilarating coastal trek and see the site of a former church founded by St Patrick, where you'll find a holy well and stone cross.
Dún na mBó
Situated on top of rough cliffs, Dún na mBó allows visitors to take in the rush of the sea and experience the waves through a sculpture built around a natural blowhole.
St. Deirbhile’s Well
Tobar Naomh Deirbhile (St. Deirbhile’s Well) is located at Fál Mór. Legend tells us that St. Deirbhile travelled to this part of Erris to escape a lover in whom she was not interested.
Adventure Walks & Hikes
Escape the ordinary on breathtaking coastal walks and invigorating hikes around Belmullet, County Mayo, where rugged beauty meets wild Atlantic waves.
Erris Head Loop Walk
Ceann Iorrais, also known as Erris Head, is the northernmost tip of the Mullet Peninsula in northwest County Mayo. The Erris Head Loop walk is often described as the most isolated place in Ireland due to it's wild wilderness.
Carrowteige Loop Walks
Carrowteige - Children of Lir Loop. The north coast of Mayo is one of Ireland’s best kept secrets with many of its majestic cliffs, rugged headlands, rocky coves and jagged stacks apparent only to those who leave the main thoroughfares to discover them.
Cross Loop Walk
The Cross Loop walks are beautiful coastal trails, both starting at the small car park beside Cross Abbey at the head of the beach at Cross Point.