Amenities
There is plenty to see and do locally:
- Tracht beach overlooking Galway Bay, is a beautiful blue flag beach within walking distance of Breacan cottage.
- The village of Kinvara, well known for its traditional music is just 4 miles away. There are two main festivals every year: The Crinniu na mBad ('Gathering of the boats')
and Fleadh na gCuach (The Cuckoo Festival).
- Dunguaire Castle on Galway Bay is a popular tourist attraction.
- Burren Yoga and Meditation Centre offer local yoga classes and runs courses throughout the year.
- In the summer months, Parkmore pier is bustling with activity which include sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, mackeral fishing and scuba diving, all on our doorstep.
- Click here for a comprehensive list of leisure activities in Kinvara.
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Fishing boat at Parkmore Pier
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Mackeral Fishing
Boat on Galway Bay
Guests outside Breacan Cottage
View of Parkmore Pier from Breacan Cottage
Horses
Breacan Cottage
Breacan Cottage scenery
Galway Hooker at the Crinnu na mBad
Seaside on our doorstep literally
Galway Hooker with turf at the Crinnu na mBad
Breacan cottage under the rainbow
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In the environs one can visit:
- The famous Cliffs of Moher
- The Aillwee cave situated in the heart of the Burren is one of the most ancient caves in Ireland.
- The BurrenBeo website is an excellent guide to all that there is to see and do in the Burren area.
- Galway city just 20 miles away. This excellent web-site on Galway will give you an insight into this vibrant city.
- The home of Lady Gregory, Coole Park was frequented by William Butler Yeats, is renowned for its place in Irish history and literature.
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Visit the Rough Guides destination guide to Ireland for recommendations on attractions, restaurants and up-to-date weather, health tips, and general information.
