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Coastal Cottage, Dingle on Wild Atlantic Way

Unwind in our cozy cottage on the world famous Wild Atlantic Way/Slea Head Drive. Bask in wonderful coastal views and glorious sunsets strolling along coast-hugging roads, breathing in fresh sea air, sit out enjoying starry skies before falling asleep to the sound of the sea. Arguably Irelands best scenery, enjoy views of Dingle Peninsula/Coumeenoole Bay, the Blasket Islands and Dunmore Head. The famous Coumeenoole beach is a 10 minute stroll, Dingle town is 10 miles away and Killarney 50 miles.

The Hidden Haven at Derry Duff: A Romantic Retreat

Escape to The Hidden Haven at Derry Duff; a unique, stylish, luxury farm-stay lodge, in a secluded corner of our organic West Cork hill farm, just 20 minutes from Bantry and Glengarriff. We designed this boutique, eco retreat to welcome guests to enjoy panoramic mountain views, the wild landscape, a lakeside hot tub, peace, calm and our organic produce. The Hidden Haven offers a romantic farm-stay experience with the space to reconnect, unwind, and rest surrounded by the quiet rhythm of nature.

The Beara Bus....with Awesome Views

The Beara Bus is a unique living space situated on the coastline with stunning views across the Atlantic to the Sheeps Head and Mizen Head Peninsulas and Bere Island. The entrance to the harbour of Castletownbere ( Irelands second largest fishing port) can be seen with the daily coming and goings of the fishing fleet. In the waters below the Bus basking shark, minke whale and dolphins are frequent visitors. The sun rising up over Sheeps Head Peninsula can make for an unforgettable breakfast !

Dolphin View - spectacular sea view in quiet area

Nestled in Kerry’s dark sky reserve, Dolphin View is a very special place to relax and enjoy uninterrupted, panoramic views of Kenmare Bay by day and star gaze at night. The cabin provides everything you need for your stay, full cooking facilities, spacious shower, fluffy towels, comfortable double bed and gorgeous living area. The area is very quiet, rural and peaceful yet is just a few minutes drive to the main ring of Kerry road where you can access beautiful beaches and local amenities.

BEACHCOVE APT . St Finans Bay .Ballinskelligs

Cosy APARTMENT on the waters edge with splendid views Driftwood Restaurant next door Adults only Not suitable for children Superb location on the beach 20 meters Skellig Falcon boat trips to the Skelligs from the local pier 1 mins drive Skellig Chocolate 500 meters On the SKELLIG RING Wild Atlantic Way FREE WI-FI Netflix Best view of Rock and coastline from here. Beach on our doorstep Bolus Head Loop STAR WARS FILM location Kerry dark Sky Reserve Skellig Heritage Centre No pets

Pipers Cottage – Historic Sea View Retreat, Dingle

Step through the yellow door into a cosy sanctuary, where lime-washed stone and timber beams invite you to slow down and connect with the cottage’s rich past. Once abandoned, this 17th-century drystone home has been lovingly restored, blending its centuries-old charm with modern comforts. Named for Canon James Goodman, renowned Uilleann piper, composer, and collector of Irish music – this historic home now offers warmth, peace, and a touch of luxury for travellers seeking something special.

Skellig Bay Cottage

Skellig Bay Cottage is ideal for a wonderful holiday in Kerry. Just minutes from Waterville, the premier coastal tourist centre on the Ring of Kerry, this property offer stunning views of Atlantic Ocean and the Mountains. The cottage is nestled between two championship golf courses, Waterville Links and Hogs Head. Its prime location offers stunning views of the Skellig Islands and Bay in an area ideal for Walking, Golfing, Fishing, Diving, Riding, wind surfing and many other activities.

Shepherds Hut overlooking Kilmackilogue Harbour

We are situated on the Beara Peninsula, just up the road from Helen's Bar in Kilmackilogue. Our Shepherds Hut called The Bothy, overlooks the sea, and is three minutes walk to the beach. Enjoy nature at its best with views of Kenmare Bay and its surrounding mountains. It is a hikers paradise, lying just off 'The Beara Way' . Cyclists will also be in their element with The Healy Pass a few kilometres away. Kenmare is half an hour away with wonderful shops and restaurants.

The Turf Cottage

Traditional meets modern in this fully renovated Farm Cottage set on a working smallholding. A spacious loft bedroom with a cosy reading nook overlooks fields and animals, while dramatic mountain and valley views fill the windows with light. Built with locally sourced timber and stone, and finished with custom cabinetry and artisan furnishings, it’s a one-of-a-kind retreat—perfect after hiking, cycling, farm life, meditation, or nights of lively trad music.

Seaview House (An Cnoicín Ramhar) in Caherdaniel

Seaview House is a beautifully refurbished, detached, stone-fronted home in a peaceful location on the Lamb’s Head Peninsula. It offers stunning panoramic views over Derrynane Bay and out to the Skellig Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The picturesque village of Caherdaniel is just 2½ miles away, with a popular pub, restaurants, cafés, shops, and a local farmers’ market. The house is ideally located for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Dark Sky Lodge

The Dark Sky Lodge is a 2 bed house nestled on the Hillside overlooking The Atlantic Ocean, a short distance from the ‘best stargazing experience’ along the Wild Atlantic Way. Awake to the stunning sunrise over the nearby Rath Beach. Relax in our brand new fully equipped lodge. Whether you are : A seasoned hill walker, a wild sea swimmer or nature explorer, you will find this hillside haven the ultimate in relaxation.

The Hideaway @ Three Castle Head

The Hideaway at Three Castle Head is truly unique property situated at the head of a beautiful valley with not another house in sight and surrounded only by wild nature. The views from the cabin are breathtaking with Dunlough Castle in the near distance, the lake beside it and the wild Atlantic ocean stretching off to Beara Peninsula across the water. Photographs just don't capture the true majesty of the place.