Accommodation
Achill

A 4-star hotel in the village of Mulranny, on the Great Western Greenway, with rooms, apartments, a spa, a pool and the Nephin restaurant facing Clew Bay, about twenty minutes from Achill.

A family-run three-star hotel in Keel, run by the McNamara family, a few steps from the long beach. Its restaurant, recommended by the Michelin Guide, showcases local seafood.

A family-run three-star hotel at the entrance to the island, at the foot of the Achill Sound bridge, with sea-view rooms, family suites and the Alice's Harbour Bar pub-restaurant. A handy starting point for the Greenway.

A guesthouse high above Keel, with five history-themed rooms, most of them with sea views. Welcome with tea and home-made scones, hearty breakfast.

A family-run beachside B&B in Keel, with direct access to the beach from the garden and views of the Minaun cliffs. The family has been welcoming visitors for more than 35 years.

A three-star B&B run by Sheila and Gerard Mangan, a two-minute walk above Keel village, backing onto the hill. Double, twin and family rooms with breakfast.

A lodge on the shore of Keel Lake, at the foot of Slievemore, attached to the Pure Magic kitesurfing centre. Simple rooms, a board-sports vibe and a restaurant on site.

A youth hostel in a large historic house in the north of the island, with a dormitory, double and family rooms, a traditional music bar and a fairy trail in the woods.

Seven heated glamping pods in the centre of the island, near Keel Lake, each with a kitchenette, shower and toilet. Ten minutes from Keem Bay and a two-minute walk from a pub.

A seven-hectare campsite between Dugort hill and Slievemore, open from April to October. Pitches for tents and motorhomes, mobile homes to rent, views of Dugort's Blue Flag beach.