Holiday Cottages in Lettermore, Galway available for rental

Lettermore is in Galway

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Located on a small island in the south west corner of County Galway, the pretty village of Lettermore is connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. This village is home to a welcoming Irish pub, a small convenience store and traditional butcher's shop, and is also located in an area where the Irish language is still prevalent. This beautiful area of unspoiled countryside offers a wide range of walking and cycling opportunities, as well as great spots for water sports. There are numerous coves, beaches and inlets to explore along the coastline, in addition to great opportunities for sailing, fishing and scuba diving. The Connemara National Park is only a short drive away, whilst the Aran Islands are located just off the coast in Galway Bay.

Located on a small island in the south west corner of County Galway, the pretty village of Lettermore is connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. Home to a welcoming Irish pub, a small convenience store and traditional butcher's shop, this village is situated in an area where the Irish language is still widely spoken. With incredibly picturesque surroundings, this is a wonderful place for walkers, cyclists and ramblers. The countryside is full of coves, beaches and inlets to explore and boasts great opportunities for sailing, fishing and scuba diving. The Connemara National Park is also within easy driving distance, whilst the renowned Aran Islands are located just off the coast in Galway Bay.

The village of Lettermore is on a small island within the south west corner of County Galway, and is connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. The village has a pub, small convenience store and a butcher's. There are many beaches nearby, with opportunities to sail, fish or scuba dive. Within driving distance is the Connemara National Park, plus the Aran Islands are well worth visiting. This part of County Galway has something for everyone.