SE coast locations

wojazz3 · Guru

SE coast locations

Michele Erdvig · Host

Nice to hear you will be back in Ireland again even if it is a short stay. Outside Ardmore is Ardmore B&B, which was very good. I was in a downstairs room but you might make an inquiry to see if the upstairs has sea views. It was several miles from Ardmore not right in town. If you really want ocean views try the pricey Cliff House Hotel.

Knocknacree B&B between Dungarvan and Stradbally was really lovely.

In Tramore Glenorney does have distant sea views.

Annestown and Kilfarrasy have good beaches. There is a new greenway in the area. This list of beaches might help as well as this list.

Have you been up to Mahon Falls? There is hiking there although it is in the mountains as opposed to coastal walks. In Ardmore is the Cliff Walk. Other walks.

As you know sessions can be hit or miss. I would email the place you decide to stay for local recs. Let us know how you get on.

wojazz3 · Guru

Thanks Michele! I'll be in Ireland for about 10 days. The is a special trip in that it is the 20th anniversary of the 1st trip. My feeling is that Dungarvan is more my quiet style. We'll see.

Liam

Itallian Chauffeur · Moderator

Bill --

If you'll be a week, the Copper Coast and Vee Drives might appeal -- and Dungarvan makes for a good base for them.

http://dungarvantourism.com/welcome/web?task=Display&art_id=210

Itallian Chauffeur · Moderator

The Waterford Greenway - with Dungarvan as your base -- might appeal:

http://dungarvantourism.com/welcome/web?task=Display&art_id=492

http://www.visi****erfordgreenway.com/

Bike hire is also available. An interesting assortment of attractions along the route -- Kilmacthomas Work House, Mayfield Birds of Prey, King John's Castle, Durrow Tunnel, a number of viaducts and parks.