Top Four Holiday Cottage Destinations In County Galway
The most popular cottage locations in County Galway include, Carraroe with 6 properties, Oranmore with 5, Roundstone 5 and Carna with 4 self catering holiday lets.
Featured Properties
Nestled snugly among the craggy mountains and rolling ocean waves, Weaver’s Cottage is here to transport you to a place of calm and content. A vision of tranquillity, prepare to delight in exposed stone walls, jaw-dropping scenery and more. Inspired by sustainability and edged with minimalistic appeal, this stunning home welcomes you to exchange life’s routine tendencies for a much-needed change of scenery. With a collection of sleek interiors and a host of thoughtful amenities, this alluring nook impresses with ample sleep space for up to seven guests, a sleek open-plan kitchen and living area and for those evenings when there’s a chill in the air, a central log burning stove. Harness every magical moment of your breakaway as you acquaint yourself with each and every hidden marvel. From the peaceful outdoor space, to the open-stone walls of the spa-like bathroom, this place will instantly capture your heart. If you love the sound of this place, Stone Mason's Cottage, Potter's Cottage, Map Maker's Cottage and Basket Maker's Cottage are also available to book individually, interconnected with the Stone Mason’s Cottage to the rear, ideal for a family of up to 12, or as a collection for group getaways. Please get in touch with our Guest Services team to enquire.
Sat right at the foot of Roundstone Bay, Map Maker’s Cottage impresses with a beautiful façade, breathtaking vistas and little luxuries at every turn. From the sleek kitchen to the considered, swoon-worthy decor, this place is a vision of peace, tranquillity and style. Map Maker’s Cottage is here to impress with a melting pot of charming touches and views of the famous UK cartographer, Tim Robinson’s map making studio. From the moment you catch a glimpse of its postcard-perfect exterior, this place will instantly capture your heart - and as you venture beyond its breathtaking facade, the thrills and spills continue to unfold. When it comes to decor, a peppering of natural textures exists to lend an outside-in feel, meanwhile the addition of a glistening, sun-drenched balcony presents the perfect spot to soak up those early morning rays. If you love the sound of this place, Weaver's Cottage, Stone Mason's Cottage, Potter's Cottage and Basket Maker's Cottage are also available to book individually or as a collection for group getaways. Please get in touch with our Guest Services team to enquire.
Cradled by the lapping waves of the azure Atlantic Ocean, Potter’s Cottage sits snugly in the heart of scenic Connemara countryside, with a profusion of charming touches at every turn. An opportunity to escape the everyday and indulge in a long-due disconnect from reality, this breathtaking bolthole invites you to exchange life’s hectic hustle and bustle for a soul-soothing breakaway encompassed by profound natural beauty. Accommodating spectacular scenery as far as the eye can see, this coastal nook is as captivating on the inside as it is from the out, with exposed stone walls and a continuation of earthy natural textures throughout. Delight in every moment of bliss as you acquaint yourself with pristinely-appointed rooms, postcard-perfect vistas and a never-ending melting pot of extras and amenities. If you love the sound of this place, Weaver's Cottage, Stone Mason's Cottage, Map Maker's Cottage and Basket Maker's Cottage are also available to book individually or as a collection for group getaways. Please get in touch with our Guest Services team to enquire.
Serenely situated at the foot of the coast, this beautiful bolthole impresses with awe-inspiring sea and mountain vistas from the courtyard, met with a honeypot of hidden marvels and soul-soothing natural touches. A wholesome hideaway nestled in the heart of Galway’s enriching coast and countryside, this tranquil space exists to relieve your stresses, bringing you back down to earth and restoring your joie de vivre. Accommodating five guests each and every room has been lovingly appointed and edged with earthy appeal. Feel instantly grounded as you acquaint yourself with the assortment of carefully-curated furnishings and decor. From the warm wood of the sleek kitchen to the sumptuous leather of the cosy armchairs, this place is supercharged with natural appeal, encouraging a quieting reunion with the living world. If you love the sound of this place, Weaver's Cottage, Potter's Cottage, Map Maker's Cottage and Basket Maker's Cottage are also available to book individually, interconnected with the Weaver's Cottage to the rear, ideal for a family of up to 12, or as a collection for group getaways. Please get in touch with our Guest Services team to enquire.
Top Self Catering Destinations in Ireland
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An Fhairche 2
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Ardnagreevagh 2
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Athenry 1
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Aughrus More 1
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Ballinderreen 2
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Ballyclery 1
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Ballyconneely 2
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Ballynahown 1
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Callow 1
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Carna 4
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Carraroe 6
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Cashleen 1
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Claddaghduff 1
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Claggan 1
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Cleggan 1
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Clifden 4
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Cornamona 1
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Dawros 1
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Dunmore 1
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Foxhall 1
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Glenamaddy 1
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Glinsk 1
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Gorteeny 1
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Kilkieran 2
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Kilmore 1
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Kinvarra 3
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Letterfrack 4
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Lettermullan 2
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Lisheenaclara 1
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Moyrus 1
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Newbridge 1
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Newtownlynch 1
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Oranmore 5
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Oughterard 3
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Raheen 1
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Renvyle 2
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Rossaveel 2
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Rosscahill 2
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Roundstone 5
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Saliahoona 1
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Spiddal 2
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Toomard 1
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Tullycross 1
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Williamstown 1
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Woodford 2
About Ireland
Discover the enchanting charm of County Galway in Connaught, Ireland.
Immerse yourself in its breathtaking natural beauty, from the rugged Connemara landscapes to the stunning Cliffs of Moher.
Explore historical landmarks like the medieval Galway City walls and the ancient ruins of Dun Aonghasa.
Embrace the lively atmosphere of Galway City, known for its vibrant music scene and bustling streets.
Experience the warmth of Irish hospitality and get ready for unforgettable adventures in the heart of the Emerald Isle.
Geography and Natural Beauty
Explore the stunning landscapes and diverse natural features of County Galway in Connaught, Ireland. From the rugged coastline of the Atlantic Ocean to the majestic Connemara National Park, County Galway offers a wealth of natural beauty to discover.
Take a stroll along the pristine beaches of Salthill or gaze in awe at the towering cliffs of Moher. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of the Twelve Bens mountain range or marvel at the serene beauty of Lough Corrib, the largest lake in the Republic of Ireland.
Whether you prefer hiking, kayaking, or simply taking in the views, County Galway has something for everyone. So pack your bags, put on your walking shoes, and get ready to explore the natural wonders of this enchanting region.
Historical Landmarks and Cultural Heritage
Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of County Galway in Connaught, Ireland.
Immerse yourself in the captivating historical landmarks that dot the landscape. Explore the majestic ruins of the medieval Athenry Castle, which dates back to the 13th century. Witness the grandeur of the Galway Cathedral, a stunning example of Renaissance architecture.
Stroll through the quaint streets of Galway City and admire the preserved remnants of the medieval city walls. Delve into the region's cultural heritage by visiting the Galway City Museum, where you can learn about the area's fascinating past through interactive exhibits.
Experience traditional Irish music and dance at lively pubs and festivals, where the vibrant culture of County Galway comes alive.
From ancient castles to modern museums, County Galway offers a rich tapestry of historical landmarks and cultural heritage for you to discover.
Vibrant Cities and Towns
Immerse yourself in the vibrant cities and towns of County Galway, where the captivating history and cultural heritage come to life.
Begin your exploration in Galway City, a bustling hub filled with lively pubs, traditional music, and vibrant street performances.
Stroll through the colorful streets of Clifden, a charming town nestled between the Twelve Bens mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.
Experience the bohemian atmosphere of Westport, known for its vibrant music scene and lively festivals.
Head to the picturesque village of Kinvara, where you can admire the stunning views of Galway Bay and visit the iconic Dunguaire Castle.
Don't miss the charming town of Athenry, with its well-preserved medieval walls and quaint streets.
From the lively city to the charming towns, County Galway offers a wealth of vibrant and culturally rich experiences for you to discover.
Festivals and Events
Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant festivals and events that bring County Galway to life. Known as the festival capital of Ireland, this county offers a diverse range of cultural, musical, and sporting events throughout the year.
One of the most famous festivals is the Galway International Arts Festival, which showcases an array of visual arts, theater, music, and street performances. If you're a fan of traditional Irish music, the Galway Sessions Festival is a must-visit, attracting musicians from all over the world.
For food enthusiasts, the Galway International Oyster & Seafood Festival is a delight, with its delicious seafood offerings and lively atmosphere. Other notable events include the Galway Races, the Clifden Arts Festival, and the Connemara Pony Show.
No matter when you visit, there's always something exciting happening in County Galway.
Outdoor Activities and Adventure
Looking for thrilling outdoor activities and adventures in County Galway? You're in luck! This region offers a wide range of opportunities for adrenaline junkies and nature enthusiasts alike.
Start your adventure by exploring the stunning landscapes of Connemara National Park. Hike through its rugged mountains, discover hidden lakes, and marvel at the breathtaking views.
If water activities are more your thing, head to the coast and try your hand at surfing or kayaking in the Atlantic Ocean.
For those seeking a more unique experience, why not go horseback riding on the beautiful beaches of Galway Bay?
And if you're feeling particularly adventurous, don't miss the chance to go rock climbing or caving in the Burren region.
Whatever your thrill-seeking heart desires, County Galway has it all.