Newport, Co. Mayo

Newport is located on the shores of Clew Bay which is famous for its 365 Islands. This town has the Black Oak River flowing through its centre and is a lovely seaside resort along an attractive and unspoilt coastline. When visiting Newport there are many sights to see and things to do that will interest tourists to the west of Ireland. Newport has several attractions of interest for visitors to the area and is centrally located between the vibrant town of Westport and the rugged beauty of Achill Island, both within easy reach.

Fishing is one of the major attractions for any visitor to Newport. The nearby Loughs Feeagh and Furnace are only 20 mins drive and Clew Bay is an important sea angling destination. Boat and ghillie hire can be arranged during your stay at a hotel in Newport.

Walking holidays in Newport are becoming very popular and there are many recognised routes from which to choose, including the Lough Feeagh and Lough Furnace walks, the Bangor Trail and Western Way. Walk or cycle the Great Western Greenway between Newport and Mulranny, the longest off road (17.5km) walk and cycle trail in Ireland which affords the opportunity to see some of the most stunning scenery in the West of Ireland.

Accommodation in Newport is amongst the finest in Ireland with a great tradition in the hotels hospitality industry, catering for guests staying in a Newport Hotel. 'Mayo Hotels' provide a secure booking system for booking a hotel in Newport.

In Newport town there are family friendly hotels available for family trips to the west of Ireland. Hotels can be booked using the search box for hotels.

Visit www.mayo-ireland.ie the most comprehensive website on County Mayo in the West of Ireland, providing inspirational information and helpful advice on history, geography, culture, travel, accommodation, things to see and do.