KINVARA VILLAGE GALWAY Studio Cottage with cosy stove

This modern little cottage, in open-plan studio arrangement with double bed, Wi-Fi and log stove is located right in the harbour village of Kinvara, Galway Bay. Stroll to the shops, pubs, restaurants, and watch the traditional boats set sail from the pier. Enjoy views of the world-famous Burren hills. The perfect base for exploring Kinvara, the Burren and counties Galway & Clare. Enjoy Kinvara with its lively traditional music scene, noted seafood restaurants, sailing, and festivals. 2 minute walk to shops, pubs, cafés, hotel, sea, tennis courts. A few minutes drive brings you to Trácht beach with its golden sands and the flaggy shores of New Quay. 25 minutes to the bustling city of Galway.

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS:
Kinvara is a quaint seaside village renowned for its medieval castle, Dunguaire , which provides nightly banquets. Each August Kinvara hosts Cruinniu na mBad, a sailing festival featuring turf boats. There is a traditional music festival (Fleadh na gCuach) each May Bank Holiday weekend and a hurling festival. The Farmers Market takes place every Friday. The village contains good supermarkets, restaurants, post office, pharmacy, health food shop, hairdressers, beauticians, seaweed treatment clinic, craft shops, childrens playground, football, tennis and much more.


NEARBY AMENITIES:
Kinvara is considered the gateway to North Clare, which is renowned for its limestone landscape of the BURREN (an area of world-wide interest to botanists, historians, archaeologists, ecologists, geologists, writers and artists). 10 minutes drive will bring you to the Burren National Park. Nearby also you can visit: 2 championship golf courses, the Cliffs of Moher, Aillwee Caves, Burren Perfumery and Floral Centre, Thoor Ballylee (home of W.B. Yeats, one of our great poets), Coole Park (home of Lady Gregory and the inspiration for many of Yeats poems), Kiltartan Museum, Kilmacduagh Monastic Settlement and round tower, the Martello Tower at Auginish and even a trip to the Aran Islands! Galway city is also definitely worth a trip – don t miss the famous Galway Races, Arts Festival and Oyster Festival. Travel on to Connemara with its boglands, stone walls, lakes and native Irish-speaking people of the Gaeltacht.

ACCOMMODATION:
This is a separate little cottage in a studio arrangement with double bed behind drape. Kitchen/sitting-room area. Bathroom with instant electric shower. Washing machine/drier, fridge, electric cooker, microwave, wardrobe, electric heating, log-burning stove, TV, internet. Private patio. Sleeps 2. Free, private, off-road parking at your door. We also provide some books, DVDs, Welcome Folder and maps

Tall broad-leafed trees and traditional stone walls line the lane-way. Kids playground, tennis courts & football across the road at top of lane.