In County Mayo’s Achill Island, Keel is a popular tourist destination that’s both historic and active at the same time. The community is surrounded by vast green areas, allowing visitors to explore this picturesque region of Ireland by foot, bike, or automobile, with something new to discover around every corner. Local shops and restaurants provide all you need for a self-catered stay or a spectacular meal on the coast, depending on your preferences. You can be sure that this portion of the island is a popular tourist destination, and with its own beach offering a surfing school and the opportunity to participate in other watersports as well as stunning scenery, it’s no wonder that it’s the most popular one on the island! While you’re here, take advantage of the neighbouring golf course, the historical Achill Henge, and a slew of other attractions. With ancient sites like Kildamhnait, Grace O’Malley’s Castle, ‘The Colony,’ and many more, the Achill Island is a great area to relax and learn about the local culture while on vacation. On Clare Island, Clew Bay’s largest island, you’ll find even more historic structures as well as a wide range of activities for all ages, from yoga and mindfulness workshops to raft building and even orienteering. There’s something for everyone. Keel is located in the ideal location for a peaceful vacation in Ireland, surrounded by history and legacy, making it a surefire crowd-pleaser.
