Inishturk Island is home to some striking geological features known as sea stacks. Among them, Buachaill Mór and Buachaill Beag are a must see for nature lovers.
A hidden gem nestled off the coast of County Mayo, Inishturk Island, measuring just 5 km by 2.5 km, offers a serene escape into nature, rich with breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant local culture.
Two very different hiking trails, one ascending to the highest point of the island, the other meandering through the countryside and around one of its lakes, enable visitors to experience the many aspects of Inishturk nature, scenery and rural heritage.
Portdoon is the only natural lagoon on all the offshore islands of Ireland. Located on the Southwest of the island, Portdoon can only be accessed by small boats and curraghs.
The Tale of the Tongs on Inishturk Island, is a commemorative project created for The Gathering Ireland 2013 and is now part of the Mayo Famine Trail.
Green Coast awarded Tránaun beach is unspoiled and has amazing views of Croagh Patrick, Mweelrea, and the Connemara Mountains.
Clare Island and Inishturk can be easily reached by regular ferry from Roonagh Pier, near Louisburgh and the boat journey is part of the adventure.
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