Ellison Hotel, Castlebar
The Ellison Hotel, located in the heart of Castlebar, County Mayo, is a stylish and modern four-star hotel. Known for its contemporary design and warm hospitality, the Ellison offers comfortable and spacious rooms, equipped with modern amenities to ensure a relaxing stay.
Guests can enjoy a delightful dining experience at the hotel’s Ellison Restaurant, which serves a mix of local and international cuisine using fresh, seasonal ingredients. The hotel’s central location makes it a great base for exploring Castlebar’s attractions, including the Museum of Country Life and the scenic Lough Lannagh walking trails. It's also a gateway to nearby destinations such as Westport and Croagh Patrick.
Whether you’re visiting for a short stay or an extended holiday, the Ellison Hotel provides the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and excellent service, making your stay in Castlebar truly enjoyable.
Galway
Discover the charm of Galway on a captivating day trip to Ireland’s vibrant west coast. Begin your adventure by exploring the bustling streets of the city centre, where colourful storefronts and lively pubs create a welcoming atmosphere. Stroll through the Latin Quarter, home to local artisan shops, historic landmarks like Lynch's Castle, and Galway's iconic Spanish Arch.
For lunch, indulge in fresh seafood at a cosy restaurant overlooking Galway Bay. Afterward, take a scenic walk along the Salthill Promenade, enjoying panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and distant hills. If you're interested in history, a visit to the Galway City Museum offers fascinating insights into the region's rich past.
End your day by relaxing in one of Galway’s traditional pubs, where live Irish music fills the air. Galway’s unique blend of history, culture, and coastal beauty makes it the perfect destination for a memorable day trip.
Wild Atlantic Way & Sligo
Embark on a breathtaking journey along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way to Sligo, where dramatic coastal scenery and rich heritage await. Follow the winding coastal roads, passing rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and quaint seaside villages. The route offers spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean, with plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the beauty of places like Clew Bay or Achill Island.
As you continue northward, the landscape shifts from rocky coastlines to lush countryside, leading you to the heart of Yeats Country. In Sligo, explore the landscapes that inspired the poetry of W.B. Yeats, with must-see spots like Benbulben Mountain and the serene shores of Lough Gill. Visit historic sites such as Sligo Abbey or wander along Strandhill Beach, known for its surf and seaweed baths. This Wild Atlantic Way journey to Sligo is a true immersion in Ireland’s untamed natural beauty and cultural richness.
