Attractions & Activities
Sights
The West of Ireland is renowned for its magnificent scenery; its changing light and dramatic landscapes, and Seascape is located in the heart of it!
Walking from the house you have views of Croagh Patrick, the Sheeffry Hills and looking west, Clare island and Inisturk.
You can get a ferry to both islands from nearby Roonagh pier.
Sights
A short drive south brings you to Delphi valley and Killary Harbour. From there you can make excursions into Connemara famous for its sweeping landscapes of mountains, lakes and blanket bog (peatlands).
To the north of Seascape there is Clew Bay, Croagh Patrick, the picturesque town of Westport and Achill Island.
Walks
There is an abundance of walking and trekking near Seascape whether its climbing Croagh Patrick or Mweelrea, or walking over the dunes at Silver strand or along the many beautiful beaches in the area.
Culture
The West of Ireland is rich in tradition, folklore and culture. There are many places to visit of historical or literary significance and towns such as Westport and Clifden have many festivals and live music events throughout the year.
Galway city is real cultural hub with art galleries, live music venues and the renowned Druid theatre.
Surfing
Carrowniskey beach a couple of miles from the house is popular with local surfers and a surf school operates from there in summer.
For more advanced surfers, Keel beach on Achill Island provides one of the finest surf destinations in the country.
Kite Surfing
There are usually excellent conditions for kite surfing on Carrowniskey beach and the shallow waters of Roonah lough.
Lessons are available from BigStyle at nearby Atlantic Lodge
Cycling
The local area and county Mayo in general offers a wide variety of cycling experiences.
