Pontoon Vacations

Packages in Pontoon

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Pontoon Vacation Packages

Dublin, the country's capital, is about 130 miles east of Pontoon.

Why don't you visit two of the most popular stretches of coastline? Rossnowlagh Beach, 55 miles to the northeast, and Bundoran Beach, 50 miles to the northeast, are smart picks.

If you're longing to reconnect with Mother Nature, make your way to Lough Talt, located 14 miles away from Pontoon. Another option is Croagh Patrick, 25 miles away.

Cheer in the stands at McHale Park in Castlebar, the home of the Castlebar Mitchels GAA and Castlebar Mitchels GAA. Afterwards, pour out of the stadium and into one of the nearby bars. Whether it's to bask in the glory or commiserate in defeat, look for somewhere decked out in the team colors of green and white and join in for a drink or two.

Martin Sheridan Monument and Fr. Peyton Memorial Centre in Foxford are worth going to. This nearby locality is 4 miles out of Pontoon. If you feel like seeing even more of this part of the country, go to Straide and stop by Foxford Woollen Mills and Michael Davitt Museum. They are 5 miles out of Pontoon.

When you're ready to venture further afield, take a trip to a regional hub. Ballina is 10 miles away and offers a varied list of attractions, such as Ballina Golf Course, Rosserk Abbey and Humbert Monument. Moyne Abbey and Dolmen of the Four Maols are additional popular places if you're not short on time.

If you want to truly understand Mayo, take the time to visit its bars, cafés and restaurants.

Mutton and pork are two well-known ingredients that you'll come across.

Have you thought about trying Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato)? These specialties are easily found here.

Once the main course is done and over with, indulge in some delicious sweet seedcake loaf.

Pause for a moment and loosen up with a pint of Murphy’s Irish Stout. This tasty beer is a top choice with the locals.

Club Orange (similar to Fanta) is a common non-alcoholic drink that you can enjoy no matter what time it is.

You'll appreciate the festivities for Saint Patrick's Day, a nation-wide celebration that takes place each year on the 17th of March.

Mayo is a beautiful place that will stay dear to your heart for years to come. This might make saying your goodbyes difficult, but just remember that you can always come back!

Ireland West Airport is the most convenient airport at roughly 16 miles to the east, so just make sure that you leave plenty of time.