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The rugged scenery and crystal clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean make Mayo perfect for lovers of the water sports. The power of the ocean winds is an ideal location for wind surfing and surfing. The best waves are in April and May and again in September and October.

County Mayo offers a plethora of stimulating and educational things to do for children and their families on holiday. Many beaches have the EU Blue Flag status, where children can play on clean, safe and sandy beaches, swim in the clear and crystal waters of the Atlantic Ocean or learn about beaches...

Mayo is Ireland’s foremost destination for cycle tourists and it has worked hard to achieve that accolade. A variety of trails are available from dedicated cycle hubs, as well as Ireland's longest designated cycling and walking trail.

Witness some of the most beautiful sights in the world with a unique opportunity to go pony or horse-riding in Mayo, one of the most natural unspoilt areas of Ireland. With some the best stables & equestrian centres located in Mayo, you are spoilt for choice.

Jutting proudly into the Atlantic Ocean, Mayo has a stunningly beautiful, unspoilt environment - a magical destination for visitors. Mayo promises the holiday experience of a lifetime with rugged beauty and top mayo tourist attractions to explore during your stay.

Food isn’t just about eating! Some of the best memories you’ll make on your visit to Mayo will involve learning about food and drink, where it comes from and how it’s made, and perhaps even making your own.

A guide to some of the best Local and Artisan food which can be found in County Mayo

A novel way to experience some of the fine artisan food which is produced by some of Mayo’s finest producers

Food isn’t just about eating! Some of the best memories you’ll make on your culinary visit to Mayo will involve learning about food and drink, where it comes from and how it’s made, and perhaps even making your own.