Vacation rentals with a washer and dryer in Kinvara

'Niamh's Cottage' Cosy in the heart of Kinvara.

🍀 This elegant 3 bedroom Cottage is just a short stroll from traditional pubs, cafés,seafood restaurants & the idyllic Dunguaire Castle. Perfectly situated along the Wild Atlantic Way & the Burren Gateway, it’s an excellent base for exploring west Ireland from the Cliffs of Moher to vibrant Galway. Enjoy romantic coastal escapes, family adventures, or relaxing with friends, with spacious living areas, a cozy log-burning stove, private garden terrace and a warm authentic Irish village atmosphere

Ocean Breeze Lodge Apt 4 bed (New-Build 2024)

Brand New Apartment .We are located in Ballinderreen with a short drive from Kinvara, Kilcolgan , a 2 minute drive or a 10 minute walk from Galway Bay and a 30 minute drive from Galway City where you can experience a wealth of culture and a lively city. The apartment is in an ideal location to access the Wild Atlantic Way and visit some of the historical sites like the Cliffs of Moher, Aliwee Caves, Bunratty & The Burren.You can also head to Doolin and catch a boat to the wonderful Aran Islands.

Rose Cottage Ennistymon/Lahinch, Co. Clare

This newly renovated cottage is situated in a quiet countryside location. It is within close proximity to all essential services and amenities and is an ideal central location for those visiting Co Clare. Located just 31 km from Shannon Airport, it serves as an ideal gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way. Also on our doorstep is… The bustling market town of Ennistymon Lahinch with its 18 Hole Championship Golf Course and Blue Flag Beach The iconic Cliffs of Moher Doolin Burren Aran Islands

Return of the Swallows (Return Swallows)

This beautiful, traditional and historic farm house is filled with a richness of Irish culture, music and folklore. Lovingly restored using original flagstone and ash from trees on its own land. This home offers an unique experience to steep oneself in rare beauty. Filleadh na Fainleog is situated on the edge of the Burren just a 5 mins drive from the market town of Ennistymon and 8 mins from the seaside resort of Lahinch on the Wild Atlantic Way. The majestic Cliffs of Moher is 20 mins drive.

Explore the Wild Atlantic Way in comfort from here

Ideally located on the Wild Atlantic Way, 25 minute drive to Galway City and Ennis. To the West, Kinvara, Ballyvaughan Cliff's of Moher, and Lisdonvarna. Clarinbridge and Kilcornan Woods only 2km away Beautiful, modern, spacious, comfortable 4 bedroom house, 2 C/W Unsuites. 3 King Size & 1 Double Bed. Jacuzzi bath. All showers rainhead. Solid Fuel Stoves in both Sitting rooms and a 65" and 55" TV for the playstations. FREE WIFI and SKY Channels. Large garden and basketball Hoop to the rear.

A charming cottage built in 1935, Giant's Cottage

This rural farmhouse in Carrownagry 3km from the small town of Mullagh was built in 1935, restored and renovated by the original owner's grandson in 2022. It is located in the beautiful countryside of West Clare. The house is in easy driving distance of Milltown Malby, seaside towns of Quilty, Spanish Point, Lahinch, Doonbeg, Doolin, Cliffs of Moher and Dromoland & Bunratty Castles. Hiking nearby. Relax with the whole family at this peaceful cottage. Please follow us : @giantscottagecoclare

Cosy apartment in The Burren, Co Clare. Sleeps 2

Overlooking Galway Bay on the Wild Atlantic Way route - "TideAway" Cottage in the coastal village of New Quay, Burren, Co Clare offers a bright, airy & fully equipped self-catering 1 bedroom holiday apartment. This is the ideal place to relax from the hustle and bustle: take a stroll/swim in nearby beach- (5 mins walk away), hop across the road to dine/wine by the seashore in a renowned seafood restaurant or explore the surrounding unspoiled natural landscape of The Burren National Park.

Stunning, Luxurious Cottage, Nr Kinvara Co. Galway

Normangrove cottage has been described as 'a little slice of heaven', set in the stunning location of The Burren on the Wild Atlantic Way. Luxurious and cosy, situated just 3 miles from the vibrant & musical village of Kinvara with fantastic pubs & restaurants. 40 mins from Galway City. Close to Aillwee caves, Cliffs of Moher & several beaches. The perfect base to explore the west. Uninterrupted views, a large garden with trampoline and swings and all the comforts of a five star hotel.

Doonagore lodge with Spectacular elevated Seaviews

This beautifully designed and refurbished coastal retreat is all about its stunning location and panoramic views of the Atlantic ocean, Doolin, the Aran Islands, and across to the twelve pins of Connemara. Perfectly located to explore the rugged Wild Atlantic way of County Clare and a gateway to the iconic Burren National Park, voted the number 1 visitor location in Ireland, not to mention the nearby breathtaking Cliffs of Moher known to many as the 8th wonder of the world!

Historical Thatch Cottage@Award-Winning Cnoc Suain

''A place quite unlike any other'' The Guardian. Welcome to Cnoc Suain, our family-owned hillside settlement nestled within an enchanting rural landscape in the Gaeltacht region of Connemara. Located on a popular cycling route between two villages:Spiddal(6.5km) for beach, crafts & music, and Moycullen(8.5km)for Friday farmers market & adventure centre. Only 25 mins drive from Galway City(Ireland's cultural capital)yet fully immersed in the wild beauty of Connemara.

Burren chalet - beautiful space, fabulous location

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The chalet is nestled at the foot of Oughtmama Mountain amongst ash, hazel, and whitethorn trees. It's the perfect location for walking on the Burren pavement, caving, rock climbing, foraging on the shore, or swimming in the Atlantic. You can enjoy a delicious meal and a pint in one of the many great pubs or restaurants in the area, or you can shop in one of the local farmer's markets and cook up a storm in the chalet.

Luishne na Maidne

Luishne na Maidne (First blush of Morning) is perched on the north eastern shelf of the Caherragh valley in the heart of Burren, County Clare. It has been famously described as 'having it's own private sky and private horizon'. Here, in this protected landscape, farmers and it's other inhabitants co-exist with nature. It is not commercially developed and it's pastures, hills and fields still resonate the names that were given them by our ancestors.