Keep Discovering Westport

There’s something almost magical about winter and early spring in Westport – the town buzzes with activity, yet nature is always close at hand.

The crisp, cool air of January and February fills the streets, while the rugged beauty of Mayo remains ever-present. One moment you're exploring peaceful trails blanketed in frost, the next you're enjoying the fresh Atlantic breeze, and by evening, you’re immersed in the warmth of a lively trad session.

Let us help you craft your perfect winter and spring escape to the West—rain or shine!

Six Signs of Spring in Westport

Hiking Around Westport

5 Tips for Hiking Off Season in Westport

A bluffer’s guide to climbing Croagh Patrick

Here’s our bluffer’s guide to getting to the peak of the Reek, one of the most beautiful places in Ireland.

A Guide To Westport After Dark

So you’ve spent the day hiking Croagh Patrick’s slopes, powering through the Atlantic’s waves or cycling the Greenway’s miles. You’ve earned a bit of R&R. Whatever way you choose to unwind after the sun goes down, you’ll find there is loads going on after dark in Westport.

Six things to do on a rainy day in Westport

To prepare you for those days when mother nature is not so kind while on holiday, here are our top six things for some rainy day fun in Westport.

Five Facts About Croagh Patrick You May Not Know

Fun Facts To Know Before You Climb

Explore Six Stunning Drives from Westport

Time for a spin? Okay, sometimes it rains. We’ll admit it. But you don’t need to wait for rain for a guilt-free excuse to take the car for a spin. The most amazing scenery lies within easy reach of Westport, and for many, the only way to get to see it is behind the wheel.

Pubs with Roaring Fires in Westport

Winter is here, bringing with it biting winds and chilling temperatures. But it also means pubs with cosy nooks with roaring fires. There’s nothing like warm, dancing flames to keep the spirits up and the cold out.