Belmullet 7 miles. A superb detached cottage situated in a simply stunning location, within walking distance of Shraigh Beach, near Belmullet, County Mayo. Finished in a contemporary style, this Belmullet cottage is an idyllic haven for couples or small groups looking for a unique and memorable holiday in a truly special location. The spacious sitting room is comprised of beautiful furnishings with quirky touches throughout, with the bar area being a wonderful complement to the comfy sofas. This cottage near Belmullet has two sumptuous bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities, and the well-equipped kitchen is ideal for rustling up a delicious feast for loved ones, which can be enjoyed outdoors on fine days in the manicured garden area. Situated on the road to Claggan Island, this Belmullet cottage is just a one minute walk to the expansive strand of Shraigh Beach; the golden sands stretch for miles in each direction offering breathtaking views of the Mullet Peninsula and across to Achill Island. If you're looking for a place to truly relax and unwind, this County Mayo cottage is the perfect choice! Just a short drive away is the lively town of Belmullet, where you will find many amenities including quality restaurants and pubs playing traditional Irish music. Try your hand at a spot of sea angling or watersports, and set on the famous Wild Atlantic Way, the cottage is perfect for exploring the glorious coastline that wraps around this wild and rugged region of Ireland's west. A boat trip to the scenic Inis Cé Islands, visit ancient lighthouses in the locality, with a tour of the historic Blacksod lighthouse, local tour-guide available on request. Make sure you pack your walking boots, as there is a wide variety of wonderful walks taking in rolling hills and hidden beaches and coves. Also a stay in County Mayo is not complete without a visit to the wonderful Ballycroy National Park and Achill Island. All this and more awaits before returning to your quality Belmullet cottage, a place youll want to return to again and again.
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