You've made it out west and now you're wondering what to do. Fear not for we are here to guide you.
From where to go for breakfast, the best craic trad sessions and what to do to relax, we've got everything covered.
Whether you're planning your trip for the height of summer or the depths of winter, there's something for everyone here.
Start ticking them off!
Centrally located on Eglington street, The Cellar should be your first port of call ahead of your big day out in Galway.
Just a short drive from the city lie some of the most scenic walking trails in the county.
A definite must-do on the list of Galway activities. Whether you want to cool down at the height of summer or feel the icy chill over the winter months, diving off Blackrock Tower will refresh your senses for sure.
Keeping with the aquatic theme, this Connemara hotel ticks all your relaxation needs. Ideal for a couples or family getaway.
Look out over the Spanish Arch and enjoy some delicious food at this landmark location.

Some of the clearest blue waters in Ireland can be found here. A great spot to clear the head.
Sit back and relax on this luxurious boat as you're taken out from the city to Lough Corrib and back again.
Technically just over the border in Co. Clare but a must-visit if your in this part of Ireland. Check out the caves before catching the majestic birds of prey in a live flying display.
More information here.

The city centre location is one of the main landmarks of the festival which takes place every July.
With great music and plenty of room to dance, you'll want to come back every year.
Some of the best pints of the black stuff in the country can be found here.
A must-visit if you wind up in Clifden. The best craic you'll have in a pub all year. Dancing is actively encouraged, as depicted in the below video.
Back to Barna where you can enjoy a steak with some stunning sea views.
Grab the 'gin bible' and take your pick from over 200 gins. More information here.
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