| Meadowlands Cottage , Clifden |
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Price: £ 184- £605
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Meadowlands Cottage is a single storey cottage in the quaint seaside village of Tully on the west coast of County Galway. Able to sleep six people in three bedrooms (one twin and two doubles - one with an ensuite), the cottage also has a family bathroom. The rest of the cottage is made up of a fitted kitchen with a preparation island and an oil fired range cooker, a dining area, utility room and a sitting room with seating for four people and an open fire. To the outside of the cottage is a lawned garden to the front and rear with furniture and a barbecue as well as off road parking for four cars. Being so close to the coast, Meadowlands Cottage has wonderful sea views and is an ideal holiday home for exploring the west of Ireland. |
| The village of Tully sits on the picturesque Renvyle Peninsula, County Galway. It lies on the Atlantic coast, and fishermen still land the daily catch on the small pier by the beach. The village has two bars with restaurants, a post office, two supermarkets and a horse-riding centre, as well as Teach Ceoil, a music house which holds traditional evenings of music each Tuesday evening during July and August. Across the bay are the mountains of Mweelrea and Croagh Patrick, and within easy reach are Connemara National Park, Kylemore Abbey, and Inishboffin Island, not to mention numerous walking and cycling routes, sea cruises, angling excursions and much more. |
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| Rosmuc Cottage , Clifden |
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Price: £ 102- £415
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Rosmuc Cottage is a detached, ground floor cottage which dates from the 1800s and has been delightfully restored and modernised. It has three bedrooms (a twin, a double and a mezzanine single) and a family shower room. There is a large open plan living area with a fitted kitchen (with a breakfast bar), a dining area and a sitting area with a welcoming woodburning stove. Outside the front of the cottage is lawned garden with outside furniture and a barbecue, off road parking for four cars as well as outbuildings for storing bikes, fishing gear and wet suits. Framed by beautiful rugged coastline, beaches and mountains, Rosmuc Cottage is an enchanting place to spend a memorable holiday. |
| Rosmuc is set in the heart of Connemara in a picturesque location between the mountains and the sea. The town of Clifden is a short drive away, and is home to a fantastic range of pubs, shops and restaurants, and plays host to a variety of colourful festivals throughout the year. Just 15 minutes' drive from Rosmuc is Rossaveal Harbour, where you can catch a day ferry to the Aran Islands where you can step back in time and see some of the finest examples of Stone built forts in Europe. Connemara National Park is close by for a great day out, as is the world famous Kylemore Abbey with its breathtaking views and beautiful setting. With guided walking tours, world class golf, horse riding, angling, historic houses and boat excursions to enjoy, there is something to please even the most discerning of visitors! |
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| End Terrace House for 5 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 303
Sleeps: 5 |
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| This beautiful home is located in a small development only a stroll from Clifden town the capital of Connemara. It is finished to a very high standard inside with all mod cons, fully equipped fitted kitchen / diner opening out onto decking area and shrubbed garden ideal for relaxing after a days touring this magnificent area. Clifden is a trendy town with numerous restaurants, pubs, shops, market and annual arts festival. This is an ideal base for exploring the delights of Connemara and its National Park and even venturing into Mayo. Galway City is 1.5 hours drive. |
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| Detached Bungalow for 6 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 310
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Newly Renovated school house is located 3 miles from Clifden town on the scenic Sky Road. The house stands on a raised site with panoramic views over Clifden bay and the Atlantic seabed. There is the added bonus of a sunroom with fantastic views over Clifden bay. Clifden is a seaside town hosting award winning restaurants, gift shops and traditional Irish pubs with music most nights. Also close by are beaches, golfing, Connemara national park and deep sea fishing. Perfect base from which to tour Connemara, Galway and even Mayo. |
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| 55 Clifden Glen , Clifden |
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Price: £ 121- £484
Sleeps: 5 |
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Only 0.6 miles from Clifden, 55 Clifden Glen is ideally situated to explore this area of County Galway. This cottage offers open plan accommodation and some stylish glass ceilings, ensuring the rooms remain light and airy. Perfect for families or groups, there are three bedrooms in this cottage; one ground floor double with en-suite, one single and one twin. The open fire in the sitting room is an added bonus.
55 Clifden Glen is set in 192 acres within the Clifden Glen holiday village. There is so much to do on site. For children, there is a large playground, and there are opportunity to play tennis and mini golf. For those you like walking, there are a number of hill and river walks nearby.
With so much to do on and off site, you will not want to leave. |
Clifden, a lively and popular town situated close to the Connemara National Park, is often referred to as 'the capital of Connemara'. The town offers many shops, pubs and restaurants. The town also hosts a range of festivals and events throughout the year, such as the Clifden Arts and Clifden Music festivals.
Cliften is a brilliant base to explore the region and to see the wildlife and wonderful landscapes Connemara National Park has to offer.
One of the most popular attractions is the 'Sky Road' which rises to more then 150m. The views of the Atlantic Ocean, Clifden Castle and the town are breathtaking.
There are many other activities such as guided walks and tours, golf, horse riding and historic houses. This makes Clifden a perfect base from which to explore. |
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| Terraced Townhouse for 6 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 292
Sleeps: 6 |
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| This cosy townhouse is set in the heart of Clifden which is a fantastic location and has many fine shops, restaurants and pubs. It is very cosy with open fire and bijoux bedrooms (rooms are small with access on one side). Wander home after a particularly fine seafood meal or a traditional music session in one of the many lively pubs. The surrounding area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty. Kylemore Abbey, a trip to the Aran Islands or Inisbofin are a must while Galway City or Westport is only 1.5 hours drive away. It is a fishing, golfing and a walking paradise. The rugged beauty of the area and the friendliness of the people will make your holiday. |
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| Detached Cottage for 8 to 9 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 783
Sleeps: 9 |
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| Situated in the magical settings of lush paddocks, stone walls, mature sycamore trees and with a small srteam running at the side of the house, this property overlooks Streamstown Bay only 2 miles from Clifden Town. It is south facing and receives the sun all day. The tidal beach at Omey is a short distance away -an amazing place to swim or walk. . The property has been completely rebuilt and expertly combines modern conveniences with traditional character. |
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| Thornton's Cottage , Clifden |
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Price: £ 164- £397
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Thornton's Cottage is a single-storey, detached cottage on the Renvyle Peninsula in the village of Tully in County Galway. With two double bedrooms and a family shower room, this cottage can sleep four people, whilst the rest of the accommodation includes a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a multi fuel stove as well as a sitting room. Outside the cottage is a lawned garden with outdoor furniture and off road parking for three cars. Being located close to the Connemara National Park and with lovely sea views, Thornton's Cottage is a great family cottage. |
| The village of Tully sits on the Renvyle Peninsula, County Galway on the Atlantic Ocean. The village has two bars with restaurants, a post office, two supermarkets and a horse-riding centre, as well as Teach Ceoil, a music house which holds traditional evenings of music each Tuesday evening during July and August. Across the bay are the mountains of Mweelrea and Croagh Patrick, and within easy reach are Connemara National Park, Kylemore Abbey, and Inishboffin Island. |
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| Detached Character Cottage for 2 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 250
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Situated 3 miles outside Clifden the capital of Connemara. This quaint and cosy cottage is nestled beneath mature trees. It has been recently refurbished and offers a wonderful place to escape and unwind, just perfect for a romantic getaway. Compact in size but big on charm with its deep windowsills and country decor. Clifden offers a variety of shops, pubs and award winning restaurants not to mention its scenic sky road. There are a choice of beaches all along this coastline and a Hike up Diamond hill in Connemara National Park is a must as is a visit to Mayo through the best scenery Connemara has to offer.. |
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| Detached Bungalow for 7 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 436
Sleeps: 7 |
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| This new bungalow overlooking the Atlantic is on a private beach 1 mile from Claddaghduff and 6 miles from lively Clifden. On the sandy beach you will find shrimps, clams and razor fish. This is a very special place full of peace and tranquility privacy but yet not remote. Inside this bright spacious home all fixture and fittings are of a high standard with wooden floors and tiles throughout. The dining area has a sliding door leading onto the patio area with BBQ. |
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| T Tom , Clifden |
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Price: £ 128- £512
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Ti Tom is a detached cottage in a rural and coastal location overlooking Galway Bay near to the village of Carna in County Galway. With one twin room and two doubles (with limited headroom) this cottage can sleep six people and it also has a ground floor bathroom and a family shower room. The rest of the accommodation is made up of a fitted kitchen, a dining room with a solid fuel stove and a sitting room with an open fire. To the outside of the cottage is off road parking for four cars, a patio area with garden furniture and a BBQ, as well as a grassed area leading down to the sea. With spectacular views and amazing countryside, Ti Tom is a wonderful holiday cottage all year round. |
| The small village of Carna lies on the shores of Galway Bay, overlooking Galway Harbour, in the scenic region of Connemara. Lying off the coast of Carna is St. MacDara's Church and Island, a notable holy place in west Ireland, and a site of pilgrimage and mass in July. The sailing crafts, the 'Galway Hookers' were made in Carna, as well as a small boat called the Currach, and the area is well known for the skilled boat makers who crafted them. There are still some working examples of the Galway Hooker in Kinvara's quaint harbour. There is great fishing in the area with Lough Mask and Lough Corrib close by, while Connemara National Park, home to the famous Connemara Pony and Kylemore Abbey are both within easy reach, providing great days out for all the family. |
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| Highcliffe , Clifden |
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Price: £ 220- £592
Sleeps: 7 |
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| Highcliffe is a detached bungalow situated just one mile from the town of Clifden in County Galway. The cottage has four bedrooms (one single, one twin and two doubles - one with an ensuite) and a family bathroom, making it suitable for seven people. The cottage also has a fitted kitchen, a dining area and a sitting room. To the outside of the cottage is an enclosed garden to the rear with outdoor furniture and a barbecue. Benefiting from a sunny, elevated position due to its hilltop setting, Highcliffe is a superb holiday home for all of the family. |
| Clifden is a town located in County Galway, close to the Connemara National Park. It is home to a range of pubs, shops and eateries and plays host to a variety of festivals and events which are held throughout the year. It is often referred to as 'the capital of Connemara' and is perfectly located as a base for exploring this stunning region, with its beauty and natural landscapes. |
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| Detached House for 8 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 783
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This luxurious, elegantly furnished lodge is in the heart of lively Clifden town, only 50 miles from Galway. The design and décor were carefully chosen to reflect the natural hues of the Connemara countryside. The reclaimed boards, Connemara tweed curtains, sumptuous bedding, underfloor heating together with a large open fire place all serve to create a warm and plush space. Your stay also includes access to a local leisure centre with pool, sauna, gym, Jacuzzi and beauty salon. |
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| Detached Bungalow for 8 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 262
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This cosy and homely property is on a quiet windy road leading to one of the many beaches just 6 miles from the pretty town of Clifden. The aptly named Sky Road leading to the property is perfect for walkers and explorers and offers stunning views over Clifden Bay. Nearby Clifden is a bustling little town offering great entertainment, lively traditional music sessions and superb restaurants. The wilds of Connemara are there to be explored. The nearby beaches boast white sands and clear blue water while the mountains rise majestically behind. This is the perfect spot to relax, unwind, test your sea legs, scale the heights and enjoy a slice of Irish life! |
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| Robin's Cottage , Clifden |
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Price: £ 179- £477
Sleeps: 6 |
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| A traditional, detached cottage in the village of Cleggan, County Galway, Robin’s Cottage is set over one level with some small internal steps, and has a double room with an en-suite, a further double and a twin. The accommodation here is very comfortable and welcoming, including a large kitchen with dining area, a spacious sitting room with an open fire, and a sun room just right for relaxing with a good book on a sunny afternoon. There are rural and some sea views from the front lawned garden area, and the nearest sandy beach is just half a mile away. The area has much to offer, including the delights of Connemara National Park. |
| On the western reaches of County Galway, Clifden is a lively town close to the Connemara National Park. The town has a number of shops and places to eat, as well as festivals and events throughout the year. Clifden is a wonderful base for touring the region, and taking in the spectacular scenery and breathtaking landscapes. The ‘Sky Road’ leads from Clifden up more than 150m, with some fantastic ocean views, or stay in the low lands to enjoy horse riding, golf and historic houses. |
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| Detached House for 5 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 334
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Clifden Cottages holiday village is 1.5 miles from Clifden town and 1.5 hours' drive from Galway city centre. The cottage is delightful, bright and airy with a glass fronted dining area. Locally there is bicycle hire, angling and golf trips. Connemara National Park and Kylemore Abbey are noted attractions on your doorstep, but it is the relaxed pace of life, the picturesque fishing harbours, deserted beaches and spectacular landscape that capture the visitor. |
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| Double Floor Apartment for 4 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 319
Sleeps: 4 |
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| This bright and spacious apartment sits right in the heart of Clifden town with it's choice of many shops, pubs and restaurants,many with traditional Irish Music. It boasts spacious living areas and large comfortable bedrooms. Outside there is a large courtyard to the rear of the complex with a fountain and tables to dine at, just perfect for relaxing after a busy day. It is hard to believe you are actually in the middle of it all. Within minutes of the town you are surrounded by magnificent scenery of the Connemara Mountains, lakes rivers and coastline. |
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| Terraced Townhouse for 4 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 231
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Just under two hours' drive from Galway city, travelling along some of the most beautiful roads in the west takes you to this lovely property situated in the heart of Clifden. Within walking distance of all the local shops, pubs and restaurants, you can park up as soon as you arrive. A spiral staircase takes you upstairs to a small terrace. Connemara, the spectacular Twelve Pins mountains and the Atlantic coast drive are a must to explore and savour. Country roads twist and turn to take you to beautiful, often deserted beaches. Discover country pubs, craft shops and take hundreds of photos. This is the perfect area for relaxing or trying out new things - fishing, golfing, hill walking, climbing, sailing and of course the Guinness! |
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| Detached Cottage for 4 in Clifden , Clifden |
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Price: £ from 496
Sleeps: 4 |
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| This secluded stone cottage stands in its own landscaped grounds with spectacular unobtrusive views of the lake. It is comfortably furnished and excellently equipped. The patio enjoys stunning views down a sweeping expanse of lawn to Salt Lake - it's just breathtaking. Clifden town is walking distance ( 1 mile) and Ballyconneely 18 hole golf course 5 miles. So you are ideally placed for enjoying the many restaurants, cafes, and pubs, many offer traditional Irish music. Galway city just one hour's drive. Beaches all around! |
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| 59 Clifden Glen , Clifden |
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Price: £ 121- £484
Sleeps: 5 |
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Set within a 192 acre holiday village, 59 Clifden Glen is only 0.6 miles from the town of Clifden.
59 Clifden Glen offers an open plan living accommodation with a glass ceiling and rooms that are bright and airy. The cottage also has an open fire - perfect for relaxing next to after a busy day exploring the area. The cottage sleeps five people and has one ground floor double with en-suite, one single and one twin - perfect for families or groups.
The on site activities will keep children and adults occupied with a large playground, tennis courts and mini golf. There are also hill and river walks nearby.
There is so much to see and do on and off site in this part of County Galway that you will want to stay. |
The town of Clifden in County Galway is often referred to as 'the capital of Connemara'. Clifden has many shops, pubs and restaurants and hosts a range of festivals and events throughout the year.
Close to Clifden is the stunning Connemara National Park. Walkers, birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy the natural landscape and the 2,957 hectares of mountains, grasslands and woodlands.
One of the most popular attractions is the 'Sky Road', which heads west from Clifden and rises to more then 150m. The views of the Atlantic Ocean, Clifden Castle and the town from the 'Sky Road' are wonderful.
Guided walks and tours, golf, horse riding, deep sea angling and historic houses are other activities to be enjoyed in this fantastic part of County Galway. |
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