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Farranreagh, Valentia Island, Kerry Show on a map
Rated 7.3 by GoIreland customers (7 ratings)
Valentia Holiday Homes are beautiful 4 bedroomed semi-detached holiday houses located on Valentia Island in the picturesque town of Knightstown, in Co. Kerry. These superbly finished houses are just 5 minutes' walk to the local shop, pub, restaurants, and the quaint pier.
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From Shannon: Via N18 to Limerick, N21 to Abbeyfeale N23 to Castleisland, N22 to Faranfore, N71 to Kenmare via Killarney then N70 (signposted Sneem & Ring of Kerry). Follow N70 through Sneem/ Caherdaniel / Waterville. Entering Waterville turn lefton N70. From Dublin: N7 to New Inn, M7 to Cork exit, N8 to Mitchelstown, N73 to Kildorrey, N72 to Barraduff, N22 to Killarney, N71 to Kenmare, then N 70 through Sneem/Caherdaniel/Waterville. Entering Waterville turn left still on N70. Turn left on R565 to Portmagee. From Cork: Via N22 to Ballyvourney, R569 to Kenmare then N70 through Sneem/Caherdaniel/Waterville. Entering Waterville turn left still on N70. Turn left on R565 to Portmagee. Ferry & bridge to the island is in Portmagee. Leaving ferry, turn left. Pass the church on the right. Houses are located after it on the right. From bridge at Portmagee, cross bridge, turn right at the junction & drive straight to Knightstown. Go right at the end of village, pass Ferry on left, church on right, and houses are after it.
This beautifully decorated 4-bedroom house has a master double room with ensuite facilities, 1 twin room upstairs, 1 double room (4ft bed), and 1 double room ensuite downstairs.
Valentia Island is a walker's paradise. Bray Head is one of the most popular walks on the south side of the island. Here you can see the remains of the 16th-century beehive huts and look out across the small village of Portmagee and its harbour. Rising from the Atlantic are the Skellig Islands, where hermit monks lived between the 7th and 12th century. Walk to the magnificent site of the lighthouse, once a Cromwellian fort, where you will have amazing views of the Atlantic and across to the mainland. When on the Island make sure to visit the Grotto, mined for slate in the 18oos. The Grotto now houses a statue of the Virgin Mary. Other activities which are popular on the Island include angling, scuba diving, and cycling.
Pawel from Shankill
Stayed 11-2012A few friends
Anonymous from Tralee
Stayed 09-2010Young couple
The house was so central in Knightstown, a nice distace for walking safely into the villiage! There is just so much to do on the island and its so relaxing, you would not want to leave it to go back onto the mainland!
Anonymous from Dublin
Stayed 08-2010Family with kids
* TV & DVD * CD Radio Stereo * Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, washing machine/dryer * Bed linen and duvets provided * Beds are made up on arrival * Downstairs bedroom ensuite * Cots are available on request * Private car parking * Oil Central Heating