Hotels in Mayo, Ireland
County Mayo is a rugged region on Ireland's west coast, famous for its dramatic Atlantic coastline and the holy mountain Croagh Patrick. The climate is mild and rainy year-round, with warmest summers (65°F/18°C) ideal for hiking Croagh Patrick's 2,507-foot summit and surfing at Keem Bay on Achill Island, while cooler winters (40°F/4°C) offer uncrowded walks through the Bronze Age Céide Fields and cozy pub sessions in Westport. If you visit during the drier late spring (May-June), you can cycle the Great Western Greenway along Clew Bay, while the wilder autumn months bring world-class Atlantic waves for experienced surfers at Mullaghmore.