Hotels in Achill Island, Ireland
Achill Island sits off Ireland's west coast in County Mayo, famous for its rugged Atlantic cliffs, Keem Bay's blue-flag beach, and the 130km Atlantic Drive. The climate is cool and often misty year-round, with summers reaching 60°F (15°C) perfect for hiking the Great Western Greenway or surfing at Carrowniskey Strand, while winters hover near 40°F (5°C) and are great for storm-watching at Minaun Heights. You can explore the deserted village at Slievemore for a glimpse into the 19th-century famine history, then warm up with live traditional Irish music sessions in local pubs like The Beehive.