Holiday rentals and lettings in County Louth

Would you like to enjoy your holiday in a beautiful place, full of interesting places and sites where you can have fun, go hiking, mountain biking, do some water sports, see landscapes of great natural beauty? Would you like to rent a holiday home in County Louth? Here you will have plenty of different options to choose your accommodation. We offer you accommodation in the areas of Dundalk, Cooley peninsula belonging to County Louth, located on the east coast of Ireland.

Holiday rentals which have everything the traveller needs, designed and built with your wellbeing in mind, inviting you to enjoy a comfortable and cosy stay, accommodation with light and airy internal spaces in a pleasant atmosphere, with a barbecue area, close to nature, several with capacity for more than 8 people, ideal for families or groups of friends looking for relaxation spaces, have Wi-Fi service, so you can be aware of social networks, children can play and have fun in the garden with your pet as in some cases are admitted.

Located in the folk park on the shores of Carlingford Lough, an enchanting place to go with children, full of mystery and fun for all ages, which begins with breathtaking stories of enchantment, followed by a visit to the goblin and fairy cavern, below ground decorated with coloured lights, which transports you to a different world, represents a truly magical and entertaining experience.

The Carlingford Adventure Centre, with a variety of outdoor activities, friendly staff, willing to help in any way possible, magical adventures with trained instructors, an obstacle park, zip lines, set in the middle of a majestic pine park, archery, the skypark, jigsaw puzzles, kayaking, raft building and the pier, with wonderful views of the site, fun for all ages.

Slieve Foye Woods, is the highest mountain in Louth County, different properly marked routes with challenging hikes to be explored, offer fascinating views of the ocean, showcases the wonderful natural beauty of Louth County to dazzling effect, is a great way to get some exercise, at the end of your return route, you will find several cafés, restaurants for with delicious food and drinks.

Visit the ruins of Norman Roche Castle, located about 10 km north-west of Dundalk, it was home to the de Verdun family who built the castle in the 13th century, on a large rocky outcrop, information about the castle is available , so you can imagine what it was like when it was a fully authentic and historic working castle, it offers beautiful views of the countryside surrounding the castle, it is a place to admire the surroundings and the greenery of Ireland.

St Peter's Church, a place of worship, full of history and majesty, located in the centre of the town of Drogheda, has a beautiful rose window that presides over its imposing main facade, which filters light through its stained-glass windows to the main altar, has three large naves with spectacular stained-glass windows, has brochures on local history and explanatory texts next to the images.

Wonderful walk overlooking Carlingford Bay, great for walking, jogging or running, the route is gentle, suitable for people with walking difficulties, and is great for nature viewing with a variety of natural flowers and wild plants. You are allowed to bring your dog, there are some lovely streams running down the mountain, it offers beautiful views along the route.

Lovely pond, you can take a family walk, watch plays ideal for children, see fairy houses to make the atmosphere more interesting for children, you can feed ducks, swans, fish and a variety of birds, there is a café, playground and seating areas around the lake perfect for picnics, the staff are attentive.

An indoor trampoline park located in Dundalk, the whole area is covered with different sized trampoline floors, basketball hoops and landing pads, a soft play area for the kids to relax after the jump. It is ideal for birthday parties, there is a seating area with ample space for groups, coffee and a sweet shop, and the staff are friendly and helpful.

Superb fishing harbour and marina, with the presence of small quaint restaurants, that are clean and have friendly staff. The harbour is ideal for walking and cycling as it is several miles long, boats and big fish are seen close to the surface, and nice scenery offering beautiful views of the place.