Enjoy The Warmth Of The Irish With A Relaxing Self Catering Break In Westport

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Give yourself a break! You deserve it don’t you? If you’re looking for the perfect holiday destination why not try self catering in Westport, Ireland which typifies the hospitality, charm and world famous craic of the Irish. If you really have never heard the term ‘craic’ before we don’t want any confusion; craic means fun and the Irish are renowned for it. Although Ireland is a small country there are still a lot of choices for places to visit. Many travellers choose to stick to the big cities like Dublin and Cork but to immerse yourself into Irish culture and see the beauty of the country you can’t beat self catering in Westport.
Westport town is nestled below Croagh Patrick Mountain and sits on the shores of Clew Bay. Croagh Patrick is major destination for pilgrims who arrive in their thousands to climb the mountain on a day known as Reek Sunday. This event celebrates Ireland’s patron saint, Saint Patrick. It occurs on the last Friday in July every year and if you book Self catering Westport at this time you’ll have a chance either to join in or to watch ...
... as over 25,000 people ascend the summit. The rolling hills and Croagh Patrick Mountain itself are ideal for hill walking enthusiasts, while a short distance away are some of Ireland’s most beautiful beaches.
When you book self catering in Westport you’ll have the freedom to explore the town and the surrounding area without the restriction of staying in a hotel. When you’re in a hotel you have to adhere to the breakfast hour or risk missing out whereas when you stay in self catering in Westport you have your own kitchen and total control over meal times. There’s a lot to do and see in the area. Dotted around the town and countryside are a wealth of archaeological sites such as the Boheh Stone, an example of Neolithic art.
Choosing self catering in Westport also affords you to opportunity of experience the warm welcome of the Irish. The restaurants and pubs in the town frequently put on live music events with traditional and modern Irish music. Locals love to see everybody getting involved and will often invite visitors to learn to play and instrument or show them the steps of a traditional ceili dance. When you stay in a B&B in Westport you’ll meet and chat with your hosts proving that Irish hospitality is alive and well.