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Spend your morning exploring the Atlantic Drive, a scenic 40km route around the island's rugged coastline, where you can stop at various viewpoints and admire the stunning views.

After lunch, visit the Achill Island Sea Salt company to learn about their traditional salt-making process and sample some of their delicious artisanal salts. You can also visit the Achill Island Pottery to see the beautiful handmade ceramics and even take a pottery workshop.

For dinner, head to The Cottage Restaurant, where you can enjoy delicious seafood dishes made with locally caught fish and shellfish.

Take a boat trip to Clare Island, a beautiful and historic island off the coast of Achill, where you can visit the Clare Island Abbey and the Granuaile Castle. You can also go on a guided walk to explore the island's natural beauty and learn about its history and culture.

After lunch on Clare Island, take a swim or a kayak in the crystal-clear waters around the island, or simply relax on the beach.

Return to Achill Island and have dinner at Gieltys Clew Bay, a traditional pub and restaurant that serves delicious pub grub and live music on weekends.

Spend your morning hiking to the top of Croaghaun mountain, the highest sea cliff in Europe, for stunning views of the island and the surrounding area.

After lunch, visit the Achill Experience, a museum that showcases the history, archaeology, and ecology of Achill Island, with interactive exhibits and audiovisual displays. You can also visit the Achill Island Artists' Gallery to see the work of local artists and purchase some unique souvenirs.

For dinner, head to Pure Magic Lodge, a cozy restaurant and bar that serves delicious wood-fired pizzas and craft beers, and enjoy the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.

Take a surfing lesson at Keel Beach, one of the best surfing spots in Ireland, and enjoy the thrill of riding the waves.

After lunch, visit the Achill Island Golf Club, a beautiful 9-hole golf course with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding hills. If you're not a golfer, you can still enjoy the scenery by taking a walk or a bike ride around the course.

For your final dinner on Achill Island, head to The Chalet Restaurant, where you can savor delicious Irish cuisine made with fresh local ingredients, and enjoy the cozy atmosphere of this family-run restaurant.