Wicklow holiday cottages
Ancient sites nestle among mountainous coastal countryside
With monastic sites, marvellous mountainous scenery and cosy beachside retreats, rent a luxury self-catering cottage in this coastal county and you'll be spoilt for things to see and do.
In addition to the naturally serene surroundings on your holiday cottage doorstep, you can enjoy equally exciting daytime activities suitable for the whole family - from colourful marine centres to vast, formal country gardens.
Things to see and do in Wicklow
Step out of your luxury holiday cottage to discover captivating coastal county…
- Sugar Loaf Mountain: Rising in the heart of this picturesque county, sheep graze on the mountain's lower, fertile slopes, while its upper foliage is more barren and solely supports the hardiest of Irish wildlife.
- Glendalough Visitor Centre: Founded in the 6th-century, this monastic site features a round tower, stone churches and countless crosses, in addition to an exhibition and audio-visual show.
- Wicklow's Historic Gaol: The two-million restoration of the old county Gaol (jail), which has existed on this site since 1702 and remained active since 1924, is a major new attraction. During its time, thousands of prisoners have passed through its doors.
- Powerscout House & Gardens, Enniskerry: Boasting stunning views of the highly visible Sugar Loaf Mountain, these glorious formal gardens span 47 acres.
Don't miss…
- Brittas Bay Beach: Widely recognised as one of the finest beaches on the east coast of Ireland, this five-kilometre stretch of golden sand is a haven for any watersports enthusiast. Walk, swim, sail, or simply inhale the crisp, sea air.
Our regional team recommends
- National Sea Life Centre: Located on Bray's seafront, this vibrant aquatic hub is the perfect destination for a family-outing. Marvel at over 90 different marine and freshwater species and witness regular talks and feeds throughout the day.
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Ancient sites nestle amongst mountainous coastal countryside
Nearest Airports
Dublin and Waterford


