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Holiday rentals in Arklow

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The exterior of a charming stone coach house is surrounded by a lush, colorful garden filled with blooming flowers. Multiple windows, partially set in the roof, allow natural light to enhance the stone facade. A rustic stone wall separates the garden from the pathway.
Flat in Coolgreany
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

The Coach House at Ram House with EV Charge point

A ground floor garden flat in a converted coach house. Elegant and comfortable with a living room, separate small kitchen with breakfast table. Adjacent to the bustling market town of Gorey and all the glorious beaches of the Sunny South East, this flat is nestled in a secluded award winning garden in the picturesque village of Coolgreany. The village has a friendly high quality chip/pizza shop and two pubs. Londis at Inch down the road has all the basics, an off license for alcohol and car fuel

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A charming two-story residence is viewed from the entrance, featuring a white exterior and a neatly landscaped lawn. The property includes a spacious gravel driveway, a wooden gate, and a backdrop of green trees and a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Home in Aughrim
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Georgian country house set in heart of Wickow mtns

A huge welcome and hugs to our Wicklow mountains residence! Previously forming part of a chicken farm, 'Sunnybank' lodge has now been redesigned and fully refurbished throughout. The accommodation includes five ensuite bedrooms, each with kind size beds, kitchen/dining room, snug suite, library, lounge and hot press. This house is the ideal base in the heart of the Wicklow mountains to explore the best the county has to offer..trail walks, runs, bike rides, golf and horse riding to name a few.

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An expansive view of the sea is captured under a soft sky, with sunlight reflecting on the calm water surface. Coastal structures are visible in the foreground, surrounded by natural greenery. The atmosphere conveys a sense of tranquility and open space.
Home in Ardamine
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Ard Na Mara

Relax and take in the views and sounds of the sea at this tranquil and cosy beach house with everything you need to unwind and disconnect. Located on the coast with a beach 4 minutes walk and some of the best beaches in Ireland only a short drive away, there's plenty of choice for a day of fun in the sand & sea! Courtown is a few minutes drive where you can grab a coffee or lunch & walk the pier & enjoy the harbour. Drive into Gorey to enjoy great restaurants, cafes, pubs, & boutique shopping!

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A large, detached house features a combination of red brick and light-colored exterior walls. The front entrance is framed by a decorative overhang. Large windows provide natural light, while a paved driveway leads up to the front door, bordered by wooden fencing.
Home in Aughrim
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Aughrim Co. Wicklow Large 3 Bed House

Entire 3 bed house nestled in the fabulous picturesque village of Aughrim Co. Wicklow . Nearby attractions; Glendalough, Glenmalure, Avondale Beyond the Trees, Clara Lara Funpark, cinema Nearby Hotels; The Brooklodge Macreddin, Woodenbridge Hotel, The Arklow Bay, Glenmalure Lodge and Ballybeg House. Ideal for walkers/hikers/Sea swimming; Lugnaquilla & Croghan Mountains,the Wicklow Way, Arklow and Brittas Bay beaches. Fantastic golf clubs; Macreddin, Woodbridge, Arklow and Coolattin.

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A traditional farmhouse presents a sunny exterior, with yellow walls and a large sunroom. Enclosed by well-maintained grass, outdoor seating is available, surrounded by trees and shrubs. The gravel driveway leads to a spacious area for parking, creating a serene environment.
Home in Redcross
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

The Orchard

Secluded traditional farmhouse set on a beautiful and peaceful site with views to the sea and across to Wales. This comfortable 4 bedroom house (can sleep 9) is situated 1 mile from Redcross Village and close to Brittas Bay beach which is one of Ireland's east coasts most popular beaches. Numerous family-friendly activities and scenic walks are located close by. 10 minutes’ drive to both Arklow & Wicklow Town centres which host a number of major supermarkets. 40 minutes drive from Dublin.

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The exterior of the house features a gravel pathway leading to a well-maintained entrance. Potted plants frame the doorway, and decorative lanterns provide welcoming touches. Lush greenery surrounds the home, enhancing its serene setting under a clear blue sky.
Home in Gorey
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Contemporary Luxury by the Sea

Honey Lodge is a peaceful, bright and spacious home with every luxury and modern convenience. Two large double bedrooms, one with a fabulous ensuite. The open living space has smart/cable TV. It is set in a mature landscaped south facing garden, outdoor dining area and bbq. Beautiful beaches and woodland walks are within a 10min stroll. Gorey is only a 5 min drive and offers plenty of cafes, pubs, restaurants, boutiques, supermarkets. Sorry, strictly no smoking allowed in the house.

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The entrance of the apartment features a wooden bench beside a small table, adorned with a patterned top. Greenery cascades from the adjoining wall, creating a natural frame. A path leads to a colorful garden with various plants and flowers, enhancing the serene environment.
Apartment in Avoca
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 366 reviews

Snug apartment in quiet wood with stunning view

Delightful ground floor apartment and large wild garden. This 70's time capsule is situated on a wooded hillside overlooking the scenic Avoca valley. A three bedroom retreat, suitable for families or friends, sleeps five and includes a kitchen and separate dining area, as well as a spacious sitting room, local art, broadband WiFi and a panoramic picture window. A quiet haven, perfect for local walks, longer hikes in the mountains, tours of Wicklow or just to sit and enjoy the view.

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A series of modern structures are nestled among lush greenery, with wooden pathways leading up to the cabins. The vibrant blue sky features wispy clouds, enhancing the tranquil setting. Natural landscaping surrounds the area, offering a connection to the environment.
Tiny home in Gorey
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Sunrise Hideaway: Luxurious Sea View Retreat

Wake up to breathtaking Irish Sea views in this luxurious retreat. Enjoy huge windows, underfloor heating, a large bed, and a private cinema projector for ultimate relaxation. The private bathroom includes both indoor and outdoor showers, while the kitchen offers a breakfast bar, hob, fridge, and coffee pod machine. Lounge on window seating inside or out, unwind in your private outdoor area, or indulge in the optional outdoor heated bath. No pets allowed.

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Bungalow in Arklow
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Bungalow in Wicklow

This peaceful rural residence is an ideal location to explore all that the Garden County has to offer. Just 3km off the M11 this recently refurbished bungalow is just a 10 minute drive from Brittas Bay & Kilmacurragh, a mere 30 minutes from Glendalough, Roundwood and Enniskerry or 20 minutes from Wicklow town. Make this unique and tranquil getaway your starting point for days of hiking, sea swimming, mountain biking and unwinding in nature.

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A serene landscape is captured at sunset, displaying a vibrant sky filled with shades of pink and orange. Lush greenery with rounded hedges frames the view, while rolling hills are visible in the distance, creating a peaceful countryside ambiance.
Home in Gorey
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Somers View

Escape to the countryside with a stay in our self-contained apartment near Gorey. Attached to our family home, it offers complete privacy with its own entrance. Enjoy a fully-equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom, loft bedroom, and patio deck with stunning views. There is a connecting door to our home, but it remains securely locked, ensuring your privacy throughout your stay. One friendly dog Charlie, will warmly welcome you.

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The entrance features a set of double doors framed by rustic stone and red brick. Two black chairs and a small table are placed on a paved patio, surrounded by potted plants, contributing to a welcoming appearance.
Guest suite in Wicklow
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 327 reviews

Mill Mount AirBnB

Welcome to Woodenbridge... We are located in Ballycoogue, Woodenbridge, over looking the stunning Woodenbridge Golf Club.We are an hours drive from Dublin in off peak times, 10 minutes from Avoca, Aughrim and Annacurragh villages and a stones throw away from Clone House, Clonwilliam, Woodenbridge hotel and not too far from the Brooklodge and Ballybeg Country House. We are 25 minutes from Glendalough.

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A private hot tub is set within a wooden enclosure, featuring natural wood-paneled walls. Soft, ambient lighting from string lights enhances the relaxing atmosphere. The hot tub water appears inviting with hints of blue lighting, creating a serene environment for unwinding.
Villa in Arklow
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

The Beeches at Moneylands Farm

‘The Beeches’ is a luxury one bedroom villa with garden view, private hot tub and access to a shared sauna. Located in a private wooded setting with terrace and barbecue it boasts stylishly curated interior offering all modern amenities (including a king-sized bed, dimmable lights and Smart TV’s). ‘The Beeches’ is perfect for a romantic getaway or rejuvenating escape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Arklow?

    You can find welcoming stays in Arklow’s central neighborhoods, riverside areas, and near coastal paths. Many vacation rentals accommodate varied group sizes and are close to local amenities.

  • What are the best things to do in Arklow with kids?

    Kids can enjoy sandy beach outings, playgrounds, and indoor activity centers in Arklow. Many families also explore nearby parks, nature trails, or visit art and local history exhibits around town.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Arklow?

    Explore the coastal promenade, visit community parks, or delve into local history at museums. Walking routes along the river and experiencing music in area pubs are frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Arklow?

    Arklow has cool, damp winters ranging from 36 to 46°F (2 to 8°C) and mild summers around 53 to 68°F (12 to 20°C). Rainfall is steady year-round, so a waterproof jacket and layers are often suggested.

  • When is the best time to visit Arklow?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, with mild temperatures and coastal breezes inviting outdoor exploration. The town has seasonal festivals and events that bring lively atmosphere during warmer months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Arklow?

    Popular places to explore in Arklow include sandy beaches, riverside walks, and local museums featuring maritime history. The town has art galleries and traditional pubs where visitors can engage with local culture.

  • What are some hiking trails in Arklow?

    Arklow has walking trails along the river, coastal paths, and routes through nearby wooded areas. Many visitors prefer exploring public parks and nature reserves around the town for scenic, family-friendly hikes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Arklow?

    Families can explore sandy beaches, visit local playgrounds and parks, or experience interactive exhibits at museums nearby. Outdoor spots provide space for walking, picnicking, or playing together.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Arklow?

    Day trips from Arklow often include visits to coastal beaches, forested parks, and nearby historic estates. Travelers frequently explore gardens, art galleries, or mountain areas found around County Wicklow.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Arklow?

    Arklow has pet friendly options, especially in homes and apartments around central and residential neighborhoods. Many hosts welcome guests traveling with pets, and nearby parks make it convenient for outdoor activities with animals.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Arklow?

    Wear comfortable layers and bring waterproof clothing for changeable weather. Exploring local markets, chatting with residents in pubs, and trying regional food is frequently suggested to enjoy Arklow’s laid-back atmosphere.

  • What is Arklow known for?

    Arklow is known for its maritime history, vibrant port, and scenic coastal landscapes. Locally rooted traditions and community festivals contribute to the area’s welcoming character.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Arklow?

    Explore tucked-away riverside walks, visit small art galleries, or discover traditional bakeries with locally made treats. Markets and neighborhood cafes around Arklow frequently reveal unique local character and welcoming spaces.

  • What are the best foods to try in Arklow?

    Arklow has traditional Irish fare, including seafood chowder, fish and chips made with locally caught fish, and hearty stews. Bakeries around town feature soda bread and sweet pastries, while pubs often serve regional favorites with a local twist.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Arklow?

    Pack a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and layered clothing to adapt to Arklow’s mild, variable weather. If you plan outdoor activities, bring sunscreen, an umbrella, and a reusable water bottle.

  • What is the nightlife in Arklow like?

    Arklow’s nightlife centers on traditional pubs, where live music performances and friendly conversation are common. Within town, you can explore cozy venues for local musicians and relaxed evening gatherings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Arklow?

    Arklow has annual community festivals, maritime celebrations, and summer events with music and food stalls. Seasonal fairs in late spring and cultural gatherings during warmer months are frequently featured.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Arklow?

    Many vacation rentals in Arklow cater to families, with spacious homes, child-friendly amenities, and proximity to parks and playgrounds. Hosts often welcome children and provide helpful tips for exploring the area together.