Mullaghmore Harbour Stay for 2 – Breakfast & Leisure Access
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£230.10
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Mullaghmore Harbour Stay for 2 – Breakfast & Leisure Access
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A Mullaghmore, Sligo stay at the Pier Head Hotel & Spa for two people with breakfast, leisure access and late check out. For £109 for an overnight stay or £219 for two-nights – save up to 53%!
Check in: 16:00
Check out: 12:00
Highlights
Where: Mullaghmore Harbour, County Sligo.
What’s included: An overnight or two-night stay for two people with full Irish breakfast, leisure access and 12pm late check out.
Things to do in Mullaghmore: Discover the wonderful Wild Atlantic Way with a guided walk, explore beaches such as Strandhill Beach and Aughris Head and hop aboard a boat see Coney Island or try out coasteering or fishing.
Catching Waves: Famous for its legendary surf scene and monster waves, why not discover Ireland’s ultimate surfing spot? Whether you’re a pro or a novice looking to learn, there’s a school for everyone!
Leisure Access: With today’s stay you’ll enjoy complimentary access to the onsite leisure facilities – including a swimming pool and gym with state-of-the-art equipment and incredible views!
Room: Rest easy in a calm and cosy space with everything you could need – from an en-suite to a flatscreen TV, super comfy bed, hairdryer, desk and more.
When: Valid for stays on selected dates until 30th Sep 2024.
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Take in Ireland’s captivating coastline with today’s enchanting escape…
We’re offering you an overnight Mullaghmore, Sligo stay for two people with breakfast, leisure access and 12pm late checkout from £109 or two-nights for £219, saving you up to 53% off the Pier Head Hotel, Spa & Leisure Centre’s prices.
Pier Head Hotel, Spa & Leisure Centre
Kickstart your stay with a warm welcome at the Pier Head Hotel, Spa & Leisure Centre, where you’ll based for your overnight or two-night minibreak! Perched on the picturesque Mullaghmore Harbour, you’ll have plenty to explore but whenever you decide to hang out at your charming hotel, there’s plenty awaiting your enjoyment. From a stylish bar and restaurant to activities such as snorkelling, fishing, and onsite spa and leisure facilities! Enjoy access to the leisure centre and treat yourselves to leisurely swims in the pool and a workout with stunning Atlantic views. Relax and unwind in your well-appointed and cosy guest room, decorated in soothing coastal colours, and equipped with all the mod cons and home comforts you could need – from an en suite with complimentary toiletries to a desk (ideal for writing postcards home!), flatscreen TV, a luxurious bed with crisp sheets and plush pillows and more. If we weren’t spoiling you enough, you’ll tuck into a full Irish breakfast each morning (with all the delicious trimmings!) and, on your departure day, enjoy a lazy 12pm late check out. Sounds perfect to us!
Mullaghmore, Sligo
If you can bear to leave your hotel, there’s plenty to be discovered in Mullaghmore – it may be little, but it definitely packs a punch! Discover the wonderful Wild Atlantic Way with a guided walk, hike to the Mullaghmore Head or take a trip back in time at Classiebawn Castle. You’ll have a superb selection of beaches to explore – from Strandhill Beach to Aughris Head and hop aboard a boat to see Coney Island – a tranquil island with draw-dropping scenery and a wealth of flora and fauna! If you’re looking for adventure, you’re in the right place! Renowned for its surfing, Mullaghmore is ideal for catching some waves! Whether you’re a novice or a pro, there’s a surf school for all! Or try out coasteering or fishing, and, if you prefer exploring on dry land, why not lose yourselves in the landscape with a hike or bike ride? Culture vultures can head to The Model in Sligo Town, bookworms should head over to Lough Gilland particularly Lake Isle of Innisfree (made famous by the poet William Yeats) and history hawks should discover the remains of 10th-century Drumcliffe Round Tower & High Cross. Head to Benbulben (known as ‘Table Mountain’) or take a trip to Rosses Point Beach and discover the historic village.
