Welcome to Sea Breeze House, your home by the sea on the beautiful island of Letter Mullen, County Galway. This cosy two-bedroom ensuite holiday home comfortably sleeps up to 6 guests with a king size bed with a unobstructed view to piper bay, a double bedroom with a unobstructed view of Hueston beach and a pull-out sofa bed in the living area with an Atlantic Seaview. Outdoor seating available. Just a minute walk from the beach, you can start your mornings with a seaside stroll, watch the sunset over the Atlantic, or simply relax with a coffee while listening to the waves. Inside, you’ll find a bright, open-plan living space with a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and comfortable seating — ideal for quiet evenings in. The ensuite bedroom offers a warm and peaceful rest after a day exploring Connemara’s coast and islands. Amenities include: 2x Ensuite double bedrooms + sofa bed (sleeps 6) Wi-Fi and 55' smart TV Fully equipped kitchen (hob, oven, fridge, kettle, toaster, coffee machine) Towels and linens provided Private parking One minute walk to Hueston beach Nearby attractions: Explore the wild beauty of Letter Mullen and the Connemara Islands, go hiking, swimming, kayaking, or fishing, with summer water camps available for kids. Discover local pubs and traditional Irish music in the area. Seaweed baths and saunas available on request. Heritage Centre and Playground with cafe within 1km. Sportlann Gym 4km. Golf course 6.5km. Aran Ferries 25 minute drive & Aran airport 30 minute drive. Within driving distance of all summer Irish Colleges with Spleodar within 1km Whether you’re looking for a quiet seaside retreat or a base to explore Connemara, Atlantic House offers peace, comfort, and an unforgettable location.

An enchanting chain of connected islands, this area marks the most westerly point of South Connemara. Loved by walkers and nature-seekers, it offers a variety of scenic trails that guide you to different corners of the landscape. One route leads to Golam Head, home to a historic Martello Tower built in 1804 as protection from a potential Napoleonic invasion. Another trail brings you to a wonderful local heritage centre — a visit well worth making. The island also has a special link to film history. The legendary filmmaker John Huston once had a holiday home here, and a nearby beach still carries his name, Tra Huston — just a One-minute walk from the apartment, perfect for a peaceful morning stroll or a relaxing evening by the water.