Comté de Mayo : locations de cabanes

Heather Lodge- Sea+ Hill Views

Right side of stone house with magnificent views of mountains and Killary Harbor Fjord, Heather Lodge sits peaceful and elevated above the picturesque Leenane Village and perfectly positioned for access to the Wild Atlantic Way for hill walkers. You will have your own private and seperate entrance, living spaces and deck. Open plan living, dining and kitchen area with soaring high ceilings and stunning views out every window. Caretaker lives on left seperate side of house. Walk to the village

The Oak Tree House at Boheh

Relax, de-stress and enjoy the quiet luxury of this stunning treehouse in a secluded rural environment with glorious views of Croagh Patrick. Hidden in the branches of a majestic oak tree, this truly unique place will allow you to step away from the hustle and bustle of modern life and focus on the things that really count. The Oak Tree House is well placed to get the benefit of all that Mayo has to offer, but guests may feel reluctant to leave its blissful cosiness and venture off the farm!

The Lodge Mountain View Log Cabin Attymass Ballina

The Lodge Mountainview is a short scenic trip off the Wild Atlantic Way, This brand new log cabin is situated at the foot of the Ox Mountains in the village of Attymass which is a place of mountains and lakes and breath taking scenery. There is a newly opened loop walk which passes Ballymore lake with breath taking views, for the more experienced walker The Foxford way has amazing views and goes along the Ox Mountains. If its cycling why not bring your bikes/bike for a trek around the area.

Plumgrove Pod Easkey

Enjoy our little hideaway along the Wild Atlantic Way with uninterrupted views across the stunning Sligo coastline and of the majestic Knocknarea and Benbulben mountains. This stylish pod includes all the comforts of a hotel suite, wifi, flat screen tv, microwave and fridge. Situated a short drive from the surfing haven of Easkey and the golden beaches of Enniscrone and Dunmoran Strand. Relax along one of the many coastal walks in the area or in one of the scenic sea swimming spots.

Chestnut Cottage, Lisloughrey, Cong F31A300

Chestnut Cottage is a newly renovated 1850’s Guinness Building surrounded by Ireland’s finest nature. Built with a balcony where the fresh air, scenic views and tranquility of the surrounding area can be enjoyed. Less than 1km from both Ashford Castle and the village of Cong most famous for John Wayne’s film ‘The Quiet Man’. 52km away from Ireland West Airport, Knock. Ideal location for exploring some of Ireland’s most popular destinations , Connemara and Galway City.

Tranquil Cabin with Sea Views

This recently renovated wooden cabin, sits on 1 acre at the foot of Slievemore mountain on the wild atlantic way, Achill island. The living spaces boast spectacular views over Keel lough, to the Minaun cliffs and Keel beach beyond. The cabin is a very calming and restful space. The interiors reflect the landscape and surroundings. Two Stunning beaches are a few minutes drive from the cabin. Relax and unwind in comfort on beautiful Achill at Mountain Cabin.

Danny's Old Shop - Closhreed, Keel

The Space Danny's Old Shop is an old Irish two-storey house, where tradition and contemporary fuse effortlessly. The house has been lovingly restored, and is decorated with art by local artists, and furnishings from our travels. It's relaxed, cosy atmosphere will quickly help you to unwind. It's an ideal escape for a romantic weekend or a family break.

Galway Georgian Carriage House - Lughnasa

Lughnasa is a beautifully restored Georgian rental perfect for those seeking an idyllic rural stay within easy driving distance of Galway City. The villa can accommodate four guests in two ensuite bedrooms. Set over two storeys, the apartment is a wonderful mix of old and new, furnished throughout with antiques and period furnishings.

Lovely Cottage in idyllic rural location.

Beautiful three bed Cottage, recently restored situated on the outskirts of Louisburgh town. It is surrounded by idyllic beaches, including Carrowniskey Beach, one of Ireland's premier surfing beaches. Roonagh Pier is a stones throw away where you can catch a ferry to Clare Island or enjoy a days fishing by the pier.