Self-catering in and near Connemara National Park

2 properties match your UK & Ireland search for Self-catering near Connemara National Park

Dolmen Rural Retreat

, Lisdoonvarna, Clare, South West Ireland , Ireland
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Price from £1455
sleeps  6 sleeps 6
2 bedrooms 2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms 1 bathroom
2 dogs welcome  2 pets

2 bedroom dog-friendly holiday home

2 bedroom dog-friendly holiday home in Clare with woodburning stove and garden.

Two bedroom pet-friendly rural retreat, near the Burren National Park

Facilities & Features: TVFree Wifi
4 star rated
Best for: Family-friendly, Pet-Friendly Breaks

Dun na Ron Rural Retreat

, Oughterard, Galway, West Ireland, Ireland
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Price from £608
sleeps  4 sleeps 4
2 bedrooms 2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms 1 bathroom
no dogs allowed No pets

2 bedroom cottage for families

2 bedroom cottage for families in Galway with log burner and garden.

Two bedroom rural retreat in County Galway, near Oughterard, ideal for a tranquil break, sorry no pets

Facilities & Features: TV
4 star rated
Best for: Families, No Pets Breaks
* Price quoted is not inclusive of any applicable booking fees or local charges.

ConnemaraA peaceful location on the west of Ireland, Connemara is perfect for anyone seeking to escape the stresses of modern life. The coastline is indented with small secret beaches, deserted islands and old harbours that hark back to the past. Enjoy walking and taking in the scenery, fishing, horse-riding or just chatting to the friendly locals. People have time in this part of the world.

Clifden is the main town in Connemara - a coastal settlement between the Atlantic Ocean, 12 Ben Mountains and Irish boglands. It is blessed with plenty of places to eat and shop. You might even be able to purchase a souvenir made of green Connemara marble.

Connemara National Park covers almost 3,000 hectares of bog and heath rising from the coast to the twelve Ben Mountains. Anyone interested in wild flowers or wildlife will find plenty to excite them in the national park - including orchids, carniverous plants, soaring kestrels and the occasional merlin or peregrine.

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