I had a tour that lasted about an hour, leading through the museum with lots of pieces that were used back then. The guide even showed how they were used. We then walked out where he put the water wheel into action before we headed towards the crop field where we walked into one of the mills. The other sadly wasn’t accessible during my visit, but we looked at it from the outside. Afterwards we stopped by the café there, where we had soup and drinks. The coffee was good, the soup was sadly a bit bland, but it’s a nice café and obviously popular among the locals.

We had a lovely visit to the Mills. A delightful tour guided by Gavin who told of his family's links to the Mills over several generations. Brunch at the cafe was absolutely lovely too. Highly recommended.

We walked to the Skerries Mills from the Sail Loft B&B. Took the guided tour, with Gavin, who was excellent. Learned so much of the early history of Skerries, monks, windmills, and milling. Highly recommend the guided tour. Entered both windmills and even got to see the opening of the millrace and waterwheel working.

Often meant to visit and never did until today. It is the only wind mill I have seen in Ireland although someone told me about one in Kildare. The tourist shop in the village is worth a visit too. Lots to see and do in Skerries and its local are. Some great restaurants with fresh fish from local fishermen

Marley ICA Summer Day out We spent a wonderful 1/2 day on a tour of Skerries Mills . Una was a pleasure to deal with for booking etc. The tour with Paddy and Gavin was so interesting and fun and the mills themselves are so beautiful in a gorgeous setting . Coffee and cakes in the busy café was also very good . I highly recommend Skerries Mills visit for a great day out .

This was our 2nd visit here. Our guide Paddy was so informative and able to keep the young kids and non English speaking grandmother engaged! Really interesting museum tour takes just under an hour and beautiful spot with pretty gardens and view of the sea. Good playground too.

We went on a guided tour with complimentary scones and tea. The tour was very interesting and we got to actually go into the windmills. The mill wasn't operational at the time we were there, but that was due to water levels. Regardless, it was cool. The tea and scones were very good as well.