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County Galway offers a package deal to its visitors that no holidaymaker can refuse. Rugged landscapes with an ethereal atmosphere that you can explore at your own leisurely pace, check. Unspoilt beaches that you’ll only share with seagulls, check. Fascinating historic attractions that will take your breath away, check. As if that’s not enough, there’s also the city of Galway. A lively, colourful city with a unique atmosphere, incredible food, and warm locals. County Galway is the perfect destination for anyone who seeks a holiday filled with nature, history, and culture.
Finding your County Galway holiday rentalHoliday rentals in County Galway come in all shapes and sizes, offering a little something for every type of holidaymaker. Opt for a traditional letting with stylish attributes, such as a lovely fireplace to keep warm during chilly nights and wooden design features. Book a holiday rental just steps away from the sea to fall asleep to the sound of waves crashing. Stay in a rental surrounded by trees and with a large garden, where you can enjoy plenty of peace and silence. Get a renovated rental oozing with historic Irish flare. Many of the County Galway holiday rentals are pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along. Nearly all lettings come with the modern amenities and comforts you’ll need throughout your holiday including Wi-Fi, heating, and fully functioning kitchens. With so many excellent holiday rentals to choose from, you’ll be sure to find one suited perfectly to your preferences in County Galway.
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The area and getting around
Two of the nearest major airports you can use to reach County Galway are Shannon Airport and Knock Airport. You can take a bus from these airports to your holiday rental. Both of these airports are around 56 miles away from the city of Galway. If you’ll be travelling from Dublin, a bus ride to County Galway takes around three hours. If you’ll be travelling by private car, that will reduce your travel time to a little over two hours.
Getting around County GalwayCounty Galway has a fantastic public bus system which allows visitors to reach many corners of the county. There are also trains which can take you to various locations around the county. If you’ll be staying mostly in the city of Galway, you can utilize the public bus system which can get you almost anywhere in the city. However, most of the best gems in County Galway are in the middle of the wilderness, and the only way to reach them is by private car. You can hire a car in the city of Galway or at any major town or airport.
Travellers and activities
County Galway is the ultimate holiday destination for an epic road trip. Drive along Wild Atlantic Way for an unforgettable road venture. This coastal road boasts stunning landscapes and dramatic cliffs. You can make stops whenever you’d like to take photos or to visit paths leading to secluded beaches. Have picnics in unspoilt landscapes and trek through lush green meadows. Another great road trip can be found by driving along Sky Road. This narrow, winding road boasts spectacular scenery of the sea and islands. If you drive here during sunset, you’ll be sure to catch some breathtaking views.
County Galway for history buffsCounty Galway offers a wide variety of attractions for history enthusiasts to enjoy. Visit Ross Errily Friary to discover a ruined medieval monastery. The monastery was built in the 15th century and was abandoned in the 18th century. It’s preserved so well that you can easily picture the way people lived here during its thriving years If you’d like to step back in time a little further, visit Dún Aonghasa from the Iron Age. The ruins of this castle are set on a dramatic cliff with a fabulous view. The walk to the castle can be a little trying at times, so it’s best to come prepared with proper shoes and lots of water.
County Galway is considered one of the most festive areas in Ireland. The county hosts more than 120 festivals each year!
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Lough Corrib is a stunningly beautiful lake with a serene atmosphere. There are many walking and cycling paths here which you can explore on foot or by bicycle. There are also hour-long boat trips that you can join. The tours are led by a knowledgeable boat captain who will fill you in on the history and heritage of the area.
2. Spend a day in Connemara National ParkConnemara National Park is a scenic area offering spectacular views and dramatic landscapes to its visitors. Walk to Diamond Hill for incredible panoramic views. Stop by the Visitor Centre to find information about the plants and animals of the park. There are plenty of shorter trails for visitors who prefer a less challenging and more leisurely walk.
3. Discover GalwayThe city Galway is a lively and vibrant city with fascinating attractions for visitors of all ages. Explore Quay Street to see the talented buskers and colourful alleyways. Have a walk along Salthill Promenade to take in the gentle sea breeze and salty ocean air. Don’t leave without stopping by the Latin Quarter of the city for a spectacular meal at one of the top-rated international restaurants.
4. Walk to the Worm HoleThe Worm Hole is a fascinating stone pool by the sea that boasts a perfectly rectangular shape. The hole was shaped completely by natural causes, which makes it even more phenomenal. Getting there can be a bit tricky so be sure to wear your best walking shoes and follow the red arrow signs along the path.
5. Take a ferry to InishbofinInishbofin is a dreamy island with rugged, unspoilt landscapes. You can reach the island via a ferry, and you can easily spend the whole day exploring the various natural areas here. There are plenty of walking trails here that will lead you through various areas around the island. Hire a bicycle to explore it even more deeply!
Information about holiday lettings in County Galway
🏡 Holiday lettings available: | 538 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -44%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £26. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and balcony. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 112 properties. |
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