Things To Do
Mulranny Beach
Mulranny beach is across the road from the hotel! The beautiful beach, pier and salt water marshes are less than 1 minute walk from the hotel. Spring water might be a be bit nippy but well worth a try. Pack the togs and join us for a post wedding dip Sunday to blow away the cobwebs and soak the dancing feet!
Mulranny Park Hotel
If you are staying in the hotel, there is a full gym and 20m pool, jacuzzi, steam room and plunge pool. So definitely don't forget the togs! There are also seaweed baths and treatment rooms if you would like to treat yourself.
The Great Western Greenway
The Great Western Greenway traverses Ireland’s Atlantic coast between Westport town and Achill Island and visits the picturesque villages of Newport and Mulranny. At 42 kilometers, it is the longest trail of its kind in Ireland. The Greenway offers spectacular views of Clew Bay and its many islands as well as the iconic Croagh Patrick. Bike rentals are available in Mulranny on the links as follows: https://www.seabreezebikehire.ie/ https://www.clewbaybiketrail.ie/bike-hire
Achill Island Beaches
Dugort Beach - Achill. This beach is located at the base of Slievemore in Dugort village on Achill Island. Golden Strand Beach – Achill. Located on Achill Island approximately 2kms east of Dugort village. Keel Beach- Achill Located at Keel on Achill Island. Keem Beach - Achill This small beach is located 10kms west of Keel village. This beach is the filming location for "The Banshees of Inisherin". Dooega Beach - Achill Located at the south west tip of the Minnaun Cliffs, approx 8 kms from Achill Sound. Dooega beach lies within a designated S.A.C. site. This site extends between the village of Keel and Dooega which is a picturesque fishing village.
Ballycroy National Park
Ballycroy National Park is one of Ireland’s six national parks and is a only a mere 10km from Mulranny. It comprises 11,000 hectares of Atlantic blanket bog and mountainous terrain covering a vast uninhabited and unspoilt wilderness dominated by the Nephin Beg mountain range.
Mayo Dark Sky Park
Mayo is now home to Ireland’s first International Dark Sky Park, showcasing some of the darkest, most pristine skies in the world. Nestled between the remote Nephin Mountain Range and the unspoiled Atlantic coastline, the Dark Sky Park extends across an area of 150km2. Its borders encompass both Ballycroy National Park and Wild Nephin
Some more ideas
For many more ideas and adventures in the Mulranny area check out the link above. Also feel free to ask Alice (and Aaron) about ideas for the wider Mayo area.