Holiday houses in Trafrask

Cosy Cottage on Wild Atlantic way by the sea

Our cottage offers stunning panoramic views of Bantry Bay and Hungry Hill. Trafrask strand, rural walks and safe bicycle tracks & trails are accessible. Visit nearby Glengarriff Nature Reserve & Garnish Island. Attend cultural events hosted in Bantry such as, the West Cork Literary Festival. Enjoy a pint of Guiness at the local Wild Atlantic Bar with wholesome food served at weekends. More importantly our accommodation offers peace & tranquility & an opportunity for rest and rejuvenation!

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.

Rosehill Cottage , Sneem on The Ring of Kerry

Tranquil Cottage on the ring of Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way, with spectacular views. the Cottage has been recently refurbished. There is a spacious, fully equipped kitchen,with dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer,electric cooker with oven. Adjacent to the kitchen is a sunroom/dining room looking out to the mountain views all around. The bathroom is newly refurbished with a spacious shower, a toilet and wash hand basin. there are 2 bedrooms. one doube, one twin. Cosy sittingroom.

Tranquil Seaside cove lodge

Nestled in the heart of one of Irelands most picturesque regions this cozy property is perfect when looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life Boasting stunning sea views and surrounded by majestic mountains, its the perfect base for strolls along the coastline while breathing in fresh sea air or hike through rugged hills and marvel at the awe-inspiring landscapes around you. Sit back and relax while enjoying morning coffee or evening glass of wine with uninterrupted sea views

Sea Front Apartment on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Get away from it all and come to our relaxing haven by the sea. Enjoy sitting out while having your breakfast (if the weather allows) and all you will hear is the sound of the waves and the birds. Stroll down to the bottom of the garden where you can pop in for a dip or enjoy a longer swim. Bring your own kayaks, or explore the area on bikes whatever you fancy. Go kayaking with seals in adrigole, picnic on the beach, or take long winter strolls! Or maybe just watch Netflix and relax !

Harbour Lights

If you love the ocean, you will love this place. It is an ocean front property looking out at the Bere Island Lighthouse and Harbour’s Mouth. This is a very quiet and private house on a one- acre property within a 15-minute walking distance to the center of Castletownbere. Entrance is thru a private automatic gate and has a slipway to the sea. This is a beautiful area to go canoeing, fishing, and swimming. Seals can be seen from time to time as can the fishing boats going out to sea.

The Hideaway - Luxurious Mobile Home

Enjoy the sounds of nature when you stay in this unique place. 2 min walk to beach. Private site. Fully equipped with everything you need for a great holiday. Bed linen, towels and starter pack provided. Child friendly. BBQ, outdoor seating. Double bed and triple bunk bed Ideal location for a spot of walking, hiking, kayaking, fishing. Pub/restaurant 5min walk.10 min drive from the beautiful Glengarriff village where you will find plenty to do and a great choice of restaurants

Traditional Rural Farmhouse

Welcome to Fuchsia House! An extended 3 bedroom traditional Irish Farmhouse in the hills above Glengarriff. A tranquil space with incredible views over Glengarriff Harbour, taking in both Garnish and Whiddy Islands. Walk directly from the house over the hills or down to the water. Although only 10 minutes drive to bustling Glengarriff with its pubs and restaurants the house and grounds feel incredibly secluded. Visitors have said it is like entering another, magical world!

Dun Oir Den

Planning a tranquil escape while taking in breathtaking views. Imagine waking up to see the sun rise over Bantry Bay or sit outside having a glass of wine as the sun sets. The the Dun-Oir Den is your destination. It is a hill walker and mountaineer's dream as there are short hikes or longer treks to the top of mountain peaks which look over the beautiful Bantry & Dunmanus Bays. Come and enjoy fresh air, mountain walks and magical trails on the beautiful Sheeps Head Way.

Seaside Cottage with mountain views & waterfall

Waterfall lodge is a 100 year old stone built cottage, full of old world charm, with all the mod cons. It is on the Sheep's Head Peninsula, with both mountain and sea views. And with your own waterfall right beside the house, you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity it brings. A 5 minute walk down the mountain brings you to a roadside beach where you can watch the sun go down. Whether its a romantic getaway or a few days of mindfulness, you won't be disappointed.

Glengarriff Lodge (formally Lord Bantry's Cottage)

Glengarriff Lodge, or what used to be Lord Bantry's Cottage, is a luxury self-catering space hidden away on a secluded, leafy island surrounded by 50-acres of ancient oak woodlands in Glengarriff, West Cork. The estate was the location of a former hunting lodge for the Earls of Bantry and offers guests a rare glimpse of a truly magical part of old Ireland, in an absolutely gorgeous and pristine setting with privacy and comfort.

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.