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41 Available Tour Excursions in Westport
Erris Head as the name suggests is a headland on the north west coast of Mayo. The seascape scenery is spectacular, the air is the freshest you will ever experience and the stories are the most interesting you will ever hear. Great tour guaranteed.
Price: $29.09
Duration: 2-2 hours
WESTPORT No 1 Bike Tour Discover Westport by ebike This guided tour with Brian is an easy relaxing cycle down to the harbour & westport Heritage center Where You will Hear local legends & stories, the history of famous Local people from the past, from Brona our local historian , Brona will exibit many physical artifacts, plus maps & photos, learn about the rich local history how people lived and worked ,listen to the real story of the famine and the tragedy it caused locally in Mayo , learn about Famous Grace O'Malley the 16 century chieftain, known as the pirate queen and her exploits on the seas of west of Ireland , her daring visit to queen Elizabeth of England in London all this and more. A short cycle down to the headland know as the POINT where you are right out on Clew bay , a fantastic place for photos with Croagh Patrick mountain and ClewBay islands in the back ground An insight to the emigration from the bay to North America All in all a great informative guided tour
Price: $81.45
Duration: 3 hours
We don't just eat food. We meet the makers behind some of Irelands finest produce and savor the experience of real west of Ireland food. This immersive cultural experience lets us meet the locals and find out what makes Irish food so special. Get insider knowledge and have memorable encounters with locals and their traditions, all while having "the craic" (Irish fun).
Price: $104.72
Duration: 2 hours
This self Guided tour from westport to Mulranny on the Great Western green way an off road cycling Track ,takes you 30km (18miles) along the Wild Atlantic way With stunning views and scenery over Clew Bay Mulranny has a Beautiful unspoilt Beach just off the Greenway cycle Track a fantastic place to get away from it all with a walk on miles of empty pristine Beach
Price: $87.27
Duration: 6 hours
This Fun cycle is the No 1 activity for Groups on a visit to westport, suitable for all fitness levels The route is on a designated cycle lane along the coast with stunning views out over clew bay , Paddy&Nelly bikes is in westport town Center is Just 1 hour 10k (6 miles ) out via Westport Harbour to campbells Pub at the foot of Croagh Patrick mountain which is a magnet for all sorts of groups climbing the mountain and stags &hens parties Simply Park up bikes at rear of the pub , enjoy the craic or watch a match then get mini bus back to Westport town or be dropped to your hotel later in the afternoon around 430/5pm 200 year old Campbells has great atmosphere with a Fantastic beer garden with an old barn which can take groups from 10 -50 people with barbecue and catering facilithies , soup and sandwiches always available Those looking for a restaurant, the tavern pub 600m away is one of westport premium places to go to Highly recommended Dine and mini BUS back
Price: $58.18
Duration: 2-4 hours
A wonderful tour that has everything! Spectacular scenery, super stories and amazing anecdotes. I explain the history of Ireland from 500m years ago (when Ireland was located under the sea below the equator) to Brexit! I will keep you entertained en route with legends, stories and gags that will keep you laughing. I will explain why we drive on the 'correct' side of the road, the origin of the military salute and lots more. I have a treasure chest of jewels about Ireland that will amaze you! Find out more about our writers, musicians and the history of Guinness and Irish Coffee. I will take you to some of the Quiet Man film locations. If you have any areas of particular interest in Ireland I can cover that for you as well. I promise you a fantastic day with me.
Price: $925.04
Duration: 8 hours
This Tour is unique as it allows you to book your own accommodation & just allow us to transport you around Ireland guiding you through this lovely itinerary. This is a private very comfortable way to travel in Ireland. Enjoy a private guide chauffeuring you around all the best sites in Ireland. You will not only arrive relaxed & connected to friends & family with free on board WiFi & mineral water, but also privately escorted by your own guide who is familiar of each site. It is very important to note accommodation is not included in this tour as it is intended for those who have booked their own accommodation in these cities of Cork Killarney & Galway prior to travel. If you require accommodation please message us to make those arrangements.
Price: $6,748.73
Duration: 120 hours
Coagh Patrick seafood is owned by Padraig Gannon and his family for 25 years growing oysters on their property on the shores of clew bay exporting all over the world Every day over the summer months Padraig invites you to come on his tour of the oyster beds to show you the process of how they farm the oysters over the 3-4 years it takes to cultivate an oyster then up to the processing area How they are prepared for export with a tasting session on the terrace over looking the shores of clew bay this is a wonderful unique experience when visiting westport
Price: $75.63
Duration: 2 hours
Meet the locals and find out all about why their sweet treats are among the best in the country. Using only the finest of local ingredients, handmade with love and attention, it's easy to see why each small, independently owned business is so special in its own right. Guided by an award winning local guide and meeting everyone from 5th generation bakers to 4th generation Ice-cream makers, this tour is the perfect way to get a real feel and true appreciation of a beautiful west of Ireland town.
Price: $46.54
Duration: 2 hours
Experience hands-on oyster farming tour, shucking, and tasting with a local expert on Clew Bay's Atlantic shore. Enjoy authentic, family-friendly fun and discover the journey from sea to table
Price: $61.67
Duration: 1 hours
Take a ramble through the charming streets and alleyways of the heritage town of Westport, one of the few planned towns in Ireland. Laid out in Georgian style with tree lined promenades, this picturesque town is bursting with character. Colourful shop fronts house local artisan foods, quality restaurants and lively pubs. In the company of a local guide, immerse yourself in the culture and heritage of this beautiful town with plenty of tall tales and laughs along the way. Leave with new friends and lifelong memories of one of Ireland’s most beloved towns.
Price: $26.76
Duration: 1 hours
One might think that there is little to say about a small town in North Mayo. This tour will change that. The tour takes two hours but there are so many stories that the tour could take much longer!
Price: $23.27
Duration: 2 hours
Explore the breathtaking 365 Islands of Clew Bay on our 90 minute Clew Bay Cruise. Discover the majestic "holy mountain" , Croagh Patrick; atop which Saint Patrick praid and fasted for 40 days and 40 nights. Experience the thriving seal colony as they bask on the rocks and in the water around us. We'll sail within metres of the 400 strong colony. Our 90 minute cruise will visit the renowned John Lennon's Island. A hideaway retreat bought and visited by the infamous Beatle member. We'll cruise to the beautiful Inishgort Lighthouse standing strong at the entrance to the Bay. Enjoy your 90 minute cruise aboard our modern passenger ship. Onboard amenities include: # Live Guided Commentary # On-board Bar and Cafe # On-board Toilets # Enclosed heated all weather lounge # Upper Seated Viewing Deck # On-board Gift Shop # Card Payments accepted on-board. Our cruises are guided by an in- person guide who aims to deliver and entertaining and informative experience.
Price: $27.93
Duration: 1 hours
Join us for a exhilarating guided horseback ride to the beach and through the beautiful countryside of Carrowholly, overlooking spectacular Clew Bay, with breathtaking views of Ireland’s iconic Croagh Patrick. Available April to October.
Price: $98.90
Duration: 1 hours
Visit a traditional working Connemara mountain sheep farm; Meet the farmer and his highly trained sheepdogs; Watch a sheepdog herding demonstration; In the summer months see a sheep shearing demonstration;
Price: $23.57
Duration: 1 hours
The Great Western Greenway a former railway line is an international award Winning Cycle track which connects the Town of westport with Newport, Mulranny & Achill Island situated Along the stunning Wild Atlantic Way on the West Coast of Ireland Paddy and Nelly Bike Rental based in westport Town center ffers the very best Dutch style comfortable easy to cycle Electric tour bikes with smaller easy to manage ebikes option for ladies Westport is an award winning town voted best place to live in Ireland great for a 2arm welcome for friendly customer service, and a safe place for all visitors especially families with kids voted a destination of excellence and winner of many tidy town awards It's right on the coast between Connemara and sligo on the wild Atlantic Way
Price: $80.29
Duration: 4 hours
Come cycle the 42km Great Western Greenway in county Mayo, the longest off-road walking and cycling trail in Ireland. The world class Great Western Greenway is a traffic free cycling and walking trail, which follows the route of the renowned Westport to Achill railway which closed in 1937. Cycle around spectacular Clew Bay with its many islands, taking in the stunning views of the Wild Atlantic Way as you pass through the villages of Newport and Mulranny and onto Achill Island.
Price: $62.83
Duration: 8 hours
Escape the bustle of urban life on the 42km Great Western Greenway, the longest off-road walking and cycling trail in Ireland. The World Class Great Western Greenway is a traffic free cycling and walking trail which follows the route of the renowned Westport to Achill railway which closed in 1937.The Greenway traverses Ireland’s Atlantic coast between Westport town and Achill Island and visits the picturesque villages of Newport and Mulranny. It passes by some of the West of Ireland’s most dramatic mountains and offers magnificent views of Clew Bay and its many islands. The amount of cycling routes around Westport are testament to the unbelievable scenery you will be cycling through. The local Council, Tourist Industry, businesses and local people have all got together to assist in making this area “Bicycle Friendly”, making it the activity and cycling centre of Ireland. Hop on your electric bike and be ready to enjoy the area. Pax: min 1, max 20. Available every day of the year
Price: $118.84
Duration: 8 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: EUR
- Languages: English, Irish (Gaelic)
- Climate: Oceanic
- Timezone: Europe/Dublin
- Population: Approximately 5,543 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit Westport is late spring through early autumn for mild weather and outdoor activities.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the EU, UK, and many other countries can enter Ireland visa-free for short stays. US citizens do not require a visa for tourism visits up to 90 days. Some nationalities may require an e-visa or visa on arrival depending on their country of origin. It is recommended to check the latest Irish visa policies before travel.
About Westport
Westport is a picturesque town located on the west coast of Ireland in County Mayo. It is celebrated for its well-preserved Georgian town center, colorful streets, and welcoming atmosphere. The town serves as a gateway to some of Ireland’s most stunning natural landscapes, including Croagh Patrick, a sacred mountain popular with pilgrims and hikers. Westport’s vibrant cultural life includes traditional Irish music, festivals, and artisan shops, making it a lively yet relaxed destination. Visitors are drawn to its blend of history, outdoor adventure, and warm hospitality. Whether exploring historic sites, enjoying local cuisine, or venturing into the surrounding countryside, Westport offers a quintessential Irish experience that appeals to all types of travelers.
Westport Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Western Ireland
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit Westport is late spring through early autumn for mild weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers and waterproof clothing due to Ireland’s variable climate. Respect local customs by greeting with a friendly attitude and tipping in restaurants. Stay aware of weather changes when hiking. Use euros for payments; credit cards are widely accepted but small cash amounts are useful for markets.
Average Tour Price: $95
Lowest Price Tour: $39
Highest Price Tour: $220
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
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Top Attractions
1. Croagh Patrick – Ireland’s holy mountain offering hiking trails and panoramic views. 2. Westport House – A historic stately home with gardens, a pirate adventure park, and heritage tours. 3. Clew Bay – Known for its scenic beauty and numerous islands, perfect for boating and fishing. 4. The Quay – A lively waterfront area with pubs, restaurants, and shops. 5. Great Western Greenway – A 42 km cycling and walking trail along a former railway line with stunning coastal views.
Popular Activities
Visitors to Westport can enjoy hiking up Croagh Patrick, cycling the Great Western Greenway, fishing in Clew Bay, and exploring Westport House and its grounds. The town also offers traditional music sessions, craft markets, and festivals celebrating Irish culture. Kayaking, horseback riding, and golf are popular recreational options. For those seeking relaxation, the town’s cafes and spas provide a peaceful retreat.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Westport’s food scene highlights fresh local seafood, traditional Irish stews, and artisan breads. Signature dishes include smoked salmon, seafood chowder, and Irish soda bread. Dining customs emphasize hearty meals and conviviality. Noteworthy restaurants include The Helm, known for its seafood, and An Port Mór, offering contemporary Irish cuisine with local ingredients.
Getting Around
Westport is reachable by train from Dublin and Galway, with regular bus services connecting the town to surrounding areas. Local transportation includes taxis and bike rentals. Walking is popular within the compact town center. Car travel is convenient for exploring the wider region. Costs for local transport are moderate, with bike rentals and taxis readily available.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit Westport is late spring through early autumn for mild weather and outdoor activities. Pack layers and waterproof clothing due to Ireland’s variable climate. Respect local customs by greeting with a friendly attitude and tipping in restaurants. Stay aware of weather changes when hiking. Use euros for payments; credit cards are widely accepted but small cash amounts are useful for markets.
Culture & Customs
Westport’s culture is deeply rooted in Irish traditions, including music, dance, and storytelling. Social customs emphasize friendliness and hospitality. Important festivals include the Westport Music Festival and the annual Croagh Patrick pilgrimage. Visitors should be polite, patient, and open to engaging with locals. Punctuality is appreciated but not rigidly enforced.
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