Clew Bay

Clew Bay is a stunning natural bay on the west coast of Ireland, renowned for its 365 drumlin islands (one for every day of the year) and the iconic peak of Croagh Patrick. Families can enjoy boat trips to explore the islands, spot seals and seabirds, and take in breathtaking views of the Atlantic. The bay is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with kayaking, fishing, and island hopping popular activities. Nearby attractions like Westport House and the Great Western Greenway offer additional family-friendly fun. Highlights: Scenic boat tours, Croagh Patrick climb (ages 8+), Westport House adventure playground, and the Clew Bay Bike Trail. Facilities: Public jetties, picnic spots, cafés in Westport town. Toilets available at main tourist points. Ages: All ages, but boat trips and hiking are best for ages 5+ with adult supervision.