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Generally overlooked by most visitors to Ireland, County Mayo, is located at the northwestern tip of the island, it is bordered by the Atlantic to the north and west.With notable natural, historical, cultural and recreational attractions, Mayo is a must-see for anyone exploring Ireland. With 72 different villages, County Mayo has many attractions. Among the natural ones are Pontoon, near Foxford, whose name (referring to a type of bridge) comes from being at the point where Lough Conn and Lough Cullen lakes meet, ideal for fishing and swimming, including some beaches, and wonderful scenery; Lough Mask and Lough Corrib lakes, and the River Corrib; Clew Bay, a perfect bay for sailing, where sailing lessons and equipment for hire are also available; Croaghaun Cliffs and Slievemore Mountain, excellent for abseiling; the incredible sea view of Menaun Heights; the incredible view of the sea from Menaun Heights; the incredible sea view of Menaun Heights; and the incredible view of Menaun Heights; Croaghaun Cliffs and Slievemore Mountain, excellent for abseiling; the incredible sea view from Menaun Heights; and the beaches, including Keem Beach, where surfing and windsurfing are popular off Achill Island; Croagh Patrick Mountain in Westport; and generally the sheer expanse of the whole plain. There is a wide variety of accommodation options in County Mayo to suit all tastes: rental homes with elegant furnishings, washing machine, dryer, microwave oven, dishwasher, heating and fireplace, among other amenities; five-star full-service establishments with spacious suites, satellite TV with on-demand movies and music, and fine dining; mid-luxury, two- and three-star hotels; numerous bed and breakfasts, inns, and even camping and RV sites.