Family-friendly holiday rentals in Valencia

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.

Bray Bungalow

A large private cottage, ample outdoor space, in a beautiful peaceful location, surrounded by nature. The popular Bray Tower Loop Walk, St Brendan's Well, the northern coast line of its dramatic cliffs, the site of the first telegraph cable to USA, magnificent views of the Skelligs are nearby. Picturesque fishing village Portmagee & all its amenities 2km. A short drive to the historic village Knightstown. One of Irelands most westerly houses, an abundance of views and walks on the door step.

Killoe Farmhouse, Cahersiveen, free wifi

This recently renovated traditional solid stone farmhouse 1865 is a perfect location to enjoy a relaxing stay, located 3 miles outside Cahersiveen, off the main Ring of Kerry road. A great base for discovering Valentia Island, Skellig Rocks, Numerous Beaches & Golf Courses. Located within the Dark Sky Reserve, the Farmhouse has 3 Large Roof Windows, so star gazing can be done while relaxing indoors!! Ideal location for walkers with the Beentee loop walk and Cnoc na dTobar pilgrim path close by.

Belleville Cottage

Single story renovated Cottage. Overlooking the 49 acre farm with view of the 1800 Historical building Belleville house. Private lawn that leads down to the sea shore where seals can be seen on a daily basis bathing on the rocks on low tide. Enjoy your morning coffee while relaxing on the stone wall looking up the Fertha river or a stroll along the strand looking for clams for the afternoon tea. Located quarter of a mile from the Village of Portmagee where boats leave for the famous Skellig Rock

Blue Boat, Brandon

Blue Boat is a unique glamping stay w it’s own deck, sea view, cooking facilities and separate private bathroom in a gorgeous village on the foot of Mount Brandon. The area is known for amazing walks, watersports and stunning beaches, one of which is a minutes walk away. Brandon Pier with the famous Murphy’s bar & restaurant (Best pub in Munster 2024) is just a 3 minute walk away and a great swimming spot. The vibrant town of Dingle full of shops, galleries and pubs is only a 20 min drive away.

Farmhouse Retreat

Relax and unwind in our Farmhouse Retreat situated in the foothills of the McGillycuddy Reeks. Upon arrival, you will be greeted with fresh farm eggs and baked goodies. The garden is facing the mountains with a southern aspect so is also a perfect place to simply soak up the peaceful scenic surroundings. The house is a great base to explore the wonderful Gems that Co.Kerry has to offer. The house is a 10 min drive from Killorglin, 20 mins from Killarney and 1 hour drive from Dingle & Kenmare.

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 !

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

Cusheen Cottage Apartment

This is a bright modern self catering apartment. This property is surrounded by beautiful views of coastal countryside. It is ideally located 10 minute walk from Portmagee village, the main departure point of boat trips to The Skelligs. The spectacular Kerry Cliffs are just a 10 minute walk from this property. Portmagee is a picturesque fishing village located on the Skellig ring along the Wild Atlantic Way. A space to relax, enjoy breathtaking views and peaceful sleep.

Portmagee Countryside Studio| Skellig Michael (S3)

Skellig Michael & Portmagee base for solo travellers or couples wanting simple, clean, good-value accommodation. A practical (not luxury) studio ideal for guests out exploring who want a quiet place to sleep, shower and prepare light meals. Just 10–15 minutes from Portmagee harbour and Skellig Michael boat departures, and close to Valentia Island, the Ring of Kerry, beaches and coastal walks. Not suitable for groups, families, parties, or hotel-style stays.

Boss's Farmhouse on the Skellig's Ring

This traditional farmhouse features a large garden and is situated on a quiet road in the heart of the small island. A road to the shore is just 1km away, while stunning cliffs for walkers are about 2km off. Portmagee and Knights Town are just a 4-minute drive. The monastic Skellig Island (a Star Wars filming location) is a quick boat ride from Portmagee. We welcome up to 2 well-behaved dogs during your stay. 🐕

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.