Driven by Legacy. Powered by Purpose.

We specialise in luxury coach hire for tours, events, student transport, and private hire nationwide

4.6★ Average rating on TripAdvisor

From One Minibus to
Mayo’s Most Modern Fleet

Founded in the 1940s with a single vehicle serving rural Gaeltacht communities, Corduff Travel has since evolved into a powerhouse fleet operator with over 200 vehicles ranging from 5 to 63 seats. Each vehicle in our fleet is selected and maintained with safety, comfort, and sustainability in mind. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our rigorous vehicle maintenance program and continuous investment in the latest technology and luxury finishes. Whether it’s a short local trip or a nationwide charter, our fleet is designed to provide a premium experience at every level.

Interior of a Corduff Travel luxury coach showing black quilted leather seats with red accents, ambient lighting, and a clean, comfortable layout designed for modern group travel across Irela

Mission & Vision Statement

We’re committed to providing the safest and highest quality of service to all passengers. We strive to transport passengers in the safest, most comfortable manner. We ensure that the needs of each customer are being met through exceptional customer service, remarkable high standards of vehicle maintenance and notable driver training and recruitment programs.  Our vision is to consistently create a better travel experience for our passengers, in an environmentally aware manner. We believe in constant innovation and growth, ensuring the safest drivers and vehicles are made available to our passengers, nationwide.  

The People Behind the Fleet

Our Fleet

Providing the safest and most luxurious vehicles to our passengers is an everyday commitment at Corduff Travel.  All vehicles are maintained to exceptional standards by trained individuals. Our vehicles are thoroughly inspected by our team to ensure those standards are conserved.

"Corduff Travel coaches parked at a terminal, featuring two large buses and a smaller van, all branded with the Corduff Travel logo. The image showcases the modern fleet in a sunny outdoor setting, highlighting transportation options for group travel and tours."
"A young male bus driver stands confidently in front of a coach with the logo of Carduff Travel, wearing a branded jacket."

Mayo GAA Ambassadorship

Proud Sponsors of Mayo GAA Corduff Travel is proud to be the official transport partner of Mayo GAA since 2020. We’ve had the honour of transporting all teams — from U16s and development squads right up to the senior hurling and football teams — over the past number of years.

Featured Events & Tours

A scenic view of a tranquil river surrounded by rolling hills and a solitary pine tree, showcasing the beauty of nature in a mountainous landscape.

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A Road to Remember

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Experience A Road to Remember Tour, a multi-stop tour unlocking the Famine of West Mayo; exploring the history, folklore, tradition, songs, and stories of the Great Famine against the backdrop of the stunning scenery of Clew Bay south. The tour departs Mill Street every Wednesday and Saturday.
Experience A Road to Remember Tour, a multi-stop tour unlocking
Scenic view of a beach with soft sand and calm waters, bordered by a green hillside and rocky cliffs. A red car is parked along a winding road, while a few people walk along the shoreline, showcasing the natural beauty of the landscape.

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The Islander

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Join us on this unique experience and turn the key to unlock the littleknown stories and customs of the past. The scenery will ‘take the talk a ya’, the music will beguile you and the craic will live long in your memory.
Join us on this unique experience and turn the key
alt="Scenic view of a snow-capped mountain surrounded by lush green fields and scattered houses, under a bright blue sky with wispy clouds."

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Croagh Patrick and Kylemore Abbey

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Kylemore Abbey is a Benedictine monastery founded in 1920 on the grounds of Kylemore Castle, in Connemara, County Galway, Ireland. The abbey was founded for Benedictine Nuns who fled Belgium in World War I. We will stop for lunch before we return to Westport.
Kylemore Abbey is a Benedictine monastery founded in 1920 on
A scenic view of a tranquil river surrounded by rolling hills and a solitary pine tree, showcasing the beauty of nature in a mountainous landscape.

(672 reviews)

A Road to Remember

(672 reviews)

Experience A Road to Remember Tour, a multi-stop tour unlocking the Famine of West Mayo; exploring the history, folklore, tradition, songs, and stories of the Great Famine against the backdrop of the stunning scenery of Clew Bay south. The tour departs Mill Street every Wednesday and Saturday.
Experience A Road to Remember Tour, a multi-stop tour unlocking
Scenic view of a beach with soft sand and calm waters, bordered by a green hillside and rocky cliffs. A red car is parked along a winding road, while a few people walk along the shoreline, showcasing the natural beauty of the landscape.

(672 reviews)

The Islander

(672 reviews)

Join us on this unique experience and turn the key to unlock the littleknown stories and customs of the past. The scenery will ‘take the talk a ya’, the music will beguile you and the craic will live long in your memory.
Join us on this unique experience and turn the key
alt="Scenic view of a snow-capped mountain surrounded by lush green fields and scattered houses, under a bright blue sky with wispy clouds."

(672 reviews)

Croagh Patrick and Kylemore Abbey

(672 reviews)

Kylemore Abbey is a Benedictine monastery founded in 1920 on the grounds of Kylemore Castle, in Connemara, County Galway, Ireland. The abbey was founded for Benedictine Nuns who fled Belgium in World War I. We will stop for lunch before we return to Westport.
Kylemore Abbey is a Benedictine monastery founded in 1920 on
Historic mansion surrounded by lush gardens and a gravel pathway, showcasing a blend of traditional and modern architecture under a partly cloudy sky.

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Museums

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Visit any three of the National Museum of country life, Foxford Woolen Mills, The Michael Davitt Museum and The Cèide Fields. These Mayo gems immerse your senses in the history and folklore of County Mayo.
Visit any three of the National Museum of country life,
"Scenic view of a rocky sea stack rising from the ocean, surrounded by waves and under a cloudy sky, showcasing the natural beauty of the coastline."

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Dún Briste & Beyond

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Dún Briste (Gaelic for Broken Fort) Down Patrick Head, was once joined to the mainland. The sea stack stands 45 metres (150 feet) tall. An astonishing sea stack that’s lashed by foaming sea, Dun Briste is Mayo’s top natural sight. Legend attests that St Patrick drove all the vipers from Ireland onto the stack on Downpatrick Head, leaving the mainland snake-free.
Dún Briste (Gaelic for Broken Fort) Down Patrick Head, was
Historic lighthouse on a rocky shoreline with a person in red standing on the steps, surrounded by water and clouds in the background. Ideal for coastal scenery and maritime architecture enthusiasts.

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The Erris Experience

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Learn the history, heritage and culture of Erris. Immerse yourself in the world of St Brendan the Navigator, Brian Rua Carabine’s prophecies, the island of Inis Gluaire and the mythical giant Daithí Bán. Visit Ballycroy national Park, Belmullet, Elly Bay and far famed Blacksod.
Learn the history, heritage and culture of Erris. Immerse yourself

Ready to Book Your Journey?

Let’s get you on the road! Whether you’re planning a day trip, airport transfer, or private tour, we’re here to help. Let’s make your travel plans easy and hassle-free.

Brochure for Corduff Travel showcasing "Unlocking Mayo Tours" with information on seaweed's historical significance, tour offerings including sheep herding and live music, and a map of Westport, Ireland. Features a QR code for booking and further details.
Informative travel brochure highlighting a guided tour in Ireland, featuring key stops such as Croagh Patrick, Kilgeever Abbey, Louisburgh, Glenkeen Farm, and Aasleagh Falls. The tour includes local narration, historical insights, traditional music, and scenic views along the Wild Atlantic Way, emphasizing cultural and historical significance.