A place to relax, dine and drink, guests are welcome to visit The Brehon Bar in Knockranny House Hotel. From early morning coffees and scones, to long lunches overlooking the views of Clew Bay, the delights of afternoon tea, sipping Ireland’s best cocktails, rolling into the buzz of dinner and drinks under the stars.
The Helm is a haven for both locals and travelers alike, offering an array of mouth-watering dishes crafted from locally-sourced ingredients and a diverse selection of both classic and craft beers, wines, and spirits.
The beautiful village of Leenane, at the head of Killary Harbour, is known as the Gateway to Connemara. Spectacular mountainsides and clear blue water combine with village charm to make a wonderful day-trip from Westport.
Take to Clew Bay on Westport's longest running angling boat, the renowned “Lady Helen”. Full day trips, short trips, trips to islands and sight seeing trips are all catered for.
Fully accessible Visitor Centre with free interactive exhibition on the National Park’s species, habitats and historical land uses. At the Visitor Centre in Ballycroy Village you will find a 2km looped trail with viewing point – enjoy spectacular 360 degree views of Nephin Beg Mountain Range and seascapes including Achill Island.
The Coast Bar has very quickly become the hotspot for bar food in Westport. On any night of the week, the place is positively buzzing with visitors and locals alike. Situated on the stunning setting of the Harbour, the Coast Bar serves food daily from 12.30pm to 9.30pm with specials changing for both lunch and evening service.
Originally built in 1867 as a romantic gift and known as Ireland’s most romantic Castle, located in Connemara it is one of the top attractions in the West of Ireland. Kylemore Abbey is open to visitors all year round.
