Vacation rentals in Barna

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 50 vacation rentals in Barna

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Barna vacation rentals start at G$12,492 GYD per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 3,950 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    30 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    50 of Barna vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi, and Pool across Barna rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Barna stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

Top-rated vacation rentals in Barna

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A diving platform rises above calm waters, with individuals swimming nearby. The platform features a set of stairs leading to the water. Sunlight reflects off the surface, highlighting the tranquility of the scene. Rocky edges frame the foreground, enhancing the outdoor atmosphere.
Condo in Galway
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Urban retreat close to all Galway has to offer

Modern spacious bright and clean two bed apartment only 3.5 kms from Salthill and 7 km from Galway city centre. This bright and welcoming space is just perfect for your trip to Galway City whether its a city break or extended trip to explore connemara and the burren, all within a short drive. The apartment is fully equiped with everything you might need and is a quiet and calm space with its own entrance and ample car parking   The Space This is a bright airy ground floor apartment. It has it's own entrance. The living space is large and comfortable. The apartment is in a quiet neighbourhood with easy access to Barna woods, Silverstrand, Salthill and Galway city. There is 500Mb fibre broadband and eir tv with up to 100 channels and a chromecast if you have explored all that Galway has to offer and just want to chill out.

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Home in Galway
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Beautiful Family Beach House

Beautiful, luxurious ( toddler/child friendly) architecturally designed 3 bedroomed house for summer rental. Ideal for families travelling with children who want luxury and comfort when they travel as well as a toddler/child friendly environment. The best of contemporary, open plan-living on a beautiful mature private site. Great indoor-outdoor flow. In Connemara and a great base to explore the Wild Atlantic Way. 5 minutes stroll to Furbo beach/ local amenities &15 minutes drive to Galway city

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A newly renovated home is showcased with a spacious deck and multiple seating areas. Large glass doors provide access to the interior, allowing natural light to fill the space. Potted plants add greenery around the deck, enhancing the welcoming environment.
Guesthouse in Barna
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 224 reviews

Luxury home, 7 min walk to beautiful Barna village

Luxury, newly renovated home 7 min walk to bustling Barna village. 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen &spacious common area. Enjoy al fresco dining or a glass of wine on decking when the sun shines. Our property offers fantastic views of Atlantic. Barna hosts a variety of fab f&b options, with all amenities within walking distance. 5 minute drive to Silverstrand beach, 10 to Salthill and 15 to Galway city (regular bus route available). Barna is the gateway to the wild and breathtaking Connemara.

Top guest favorite
A shepherd's hut is nestled among lush greenery, featuring a corrugated green exterior and wooden steps leading to the entrance. A shaded picnic area with a wooden table sits nearby, offering a serene outdoor space for relaxation. Sunlight filters through the trees, enhancing the natural setting.
Hut in County Galway
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 472 reviews

Wild strawberry Shepard’s Hut with Hot Tub

Beautiful shepherds hut powered by solar for an off grid experience along the Wild Atlantic Way situated on Connemara farm land located 20 minutes from Galway city and 10 minutes from Oughterard and Lough Corrib. Sleeps 3 with a double bed and a single bed. Kitchenette with running water and gas hob, separate fire pit/BBQ area and outhouse with toilet, sink and heated shower. There is a small wood burning stove in the Shepherds hut with kindling provided. Towels and bedding are also provided.

Top guest favorite
A serene outdoor seating area is presented with two comfortable chairs positioned near a table on a spacious terrace. Stone walls frame the view of rolling green landscapes and the ocean in the distance, enhancing the connection with nature.
Apartment in Lisdoonvarna
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Sea view Apartment with balcony

Welcome to my luxurious self-catering apartment at Draíocht na Mara, where comfort meets breathtaking ocean vistas for an unforgettable retreat. I call the apartment 'An Tearmann', which means the sanctuary. Step into a spacious haven designed to cater to your every need. Sink into the plush embrace of a king-sized bed after a day of exploration, enveloped in the tranquility of your private sanctuary. Freshen up in the modern en suite bathroom, complete with towels and a rejuvenating shower.

Top guest favorite
A spacious sitting room features two comfortable sofas and a glass coffee table, complemented by a large window offering natural light. A decorative plant adds a touch of greenery, while neutral tones create a calming environment.
Home in Barna
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Classic Town House Barna Village Galway Bay

A very comfortable well appointed townhouse located in the heart of Barna Village. You can dine out in The Twelve Hotel, Donnelly's pub, Orady's on the Pier, all only a 2 minute walk. Situated on The Wild Athlantic Way and only 7km from Galway City Centre and a short drive to Salthill Promenade. This house is ideally located to explore Connemara National Park, Aran Islands, Cliffs of Moher etc...There is also a local supermarket / coffee shops in the village. The Beach is only a 3 min walk...

Top guest favorite
A shaded patio area is equipped with a dark wood table and matching chairs, creating a comfortable space for relaxation. A large umbrella provides shelter, while distant views of Galway Bay and the surrounding landscape are visible in the background.
Home in Barna
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews

Mick and Mary's Coastal Cottage in Barna

We welcome you to stay at our newly renovated coastal home in the heart of Barna village on the Wild Atlantic way and 15 minutes from Galway City and 10 minutes from Salthill. We look out on Galway Bay. We are 2 minute's walk from the two beaches and 5 minute's walk from the great selection of restaurants, pubs, hotels , cafes, hairdressers, barbers, supermarket and launderette. We are on the main thoroughfare between Galway city and Connemara including transport links to the Aran Islands.

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The cottage features an exterior of traditional stonework with a slate roof, set against a natural landscape. A rustic picnic table is positioned in front, inviting outdoor gatherings. The surrounding area is marked by gravel and greenery, enhancing the cottage's connection to its tranquil environment.
Cottage in Galway
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 330 reviews

Artists' Cottage @ Multi Award-Winning Cnoc Suain

''A place quite unlike any other'' The Guardian. Welcome to Cnoc Suain, our family-owned hillside settlement nestled within an enchanting rural landscape in the Gaeltacht region of Connemara. Located on a popular cycling route between two villages: Spiddal(6.5km) for beach, crafts & music, and Moycullen(8.5km) for Friday farmers market & adventure centre. Only 25 mins drive from Galway City (Ireland's cultural capital) yet fully immersed in the wild beauty of Connemara.

Top guest favorite
A spacious kitchen and dining area is seen, featuring a wooden table surrounded by colorful chairs. Large sliding doors open to a private patio, enhancing the natural light. A decorative plant is positioned in a blue pot near the entrance, adding a touch of greenery.
Townhouse in Barna
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 353 reviews

Modern Town House Barna

An inviting bright home, located in a quiet townhouse community, in the centre of Barna Village, just a 2 minute walk to restaurants, hotel, large grocery store and coffee shops. Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way and only 7km from Galway City centre and a short drive to Salthill Promenade. This house is ideally located to explore the Connemara National Park, Aran Islands, the Burren and Cliffs of Moher. Within walking distance to a beach. Free parking space for 2 cars.

Top guest favorite
A cozy corner of the suite features a white wicker bench adorned with decorative cushions. Natural light fills the room, highlighted by a floor lamp beside the bench. A framed floral artwork hangs on the wall, adding a touch of elegance. A spacious bed is visible in the background.
Guest suite in Barna
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 812 reviews

Pinehurst Retreat, Barna on Wild Atlantic Way

Luxurious suite on the Wild Atlantic Way . Private patio, own entrance, self check-in,full size bathroom, Super king bed , light breakfast, 10 minutes walk from picturesque Barna Village, stunning pier and beach , award winning restaurants, cafes, traditional pub & bars on your doorstep. Strikes the perfect balance between a fun filled & relaxing getaway. Ideal base for exploring Galway City, the iconic Connemara region & the Aran Islands.Having a car is advisable.

Top guest favorite
The castle stands gracefully on a green rise, framed by lush trees and vibrant foliage. Its white stone facade contrasts with the blue sky above. The calm waters of Lough Corrib reflect the scenery, enhancing the serene ambiance of the surrounding landscape.
Castle in Headford
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

Carraigin Castle

13th Century Lakeside Castle, 6 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 10-12) Surrounded by seven acres of lawns, park and woodland, Carraigin Castle is an idyllic holiday home in a beautiful setting on the shores of Lough Corrib. From the Castle one can enjoy boating and fishing, walking, riding and sightseeing, or just relax by the open hearth and contemplate the simple grandeur of this ancient dwelling, a rare and beautiful example of a fortified, medieval “hall house”.

Guest favorite
A stone patio area features a wooden table set with chairs, inviting outdoor relaxation. The exterior of a grey building is visible, showcasing multiple windows and a welcoming entrance. Surrounding greenery adds a touch of nature, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Cottage in Galway
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 458 reviews

Coach House Cottage on the shores of Lough Corrib

Fáilte go dtí Gaillimh! Nestled on the shores of Lough Corrib and just 5km to Galway City Centre. A traditional Irish welcome awaits you at this newly restored 19th Century Irish Coach House. Situated in the scenic and historic village of Menlo with close proximity to Menlo Castle and Lough Corrib 'The Coach House' provides guests with all the benefits of a rural retreat, in modern and luxurious accommodation on an estate steeped in history and character.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Bearna?

    Many guests choose vacation rentals near the coastline or in the village center to be close to dining and outdoor activities. Staying around local neighborhoods encourages access to both nature and cultural experiences.

  • What are the best things to do in Bearna with kids?

    Children enjoy exploring sandy beaches, nature trails, and open parks around Bearna. Indoor activity centers and places to sample regional treats can add to a family adventure.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Bearna?

    Explore sandy beaches, stroll coastal trails, and enjoy traditional Irish food in welcoming pubs. Local markets and craft shops highlight the area's artistic traditions, making it a popular spot for cultural and outdoor activities.

  • How is the weather in Bearna?

    Bearna has cool, often wet winters around 38–49°F (3–9°C), and milder summers reaching up to 67°F (20°C). Layered clothing and a rain jacket are useful year-round, as rainfall is consistent.

  • When is the best time to visit Bearna?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, around 47–67°F (8–20°C), and seasonal greenery. Winter is cooler and brings more rainfall, so pack accordingly if visiting then.

  • What are the best places to visit in Bearna?

    Bearna has scenic beaches, traditional Irish pubs, and access to nearby nature reserves. The area is frequently suggested for coastal walks and local markets that highlight regional crafts and produce.

  • What are some hiking trails in Bearna?

    Bearna has coastal walking paths, trails through nearby woodlands, and routes connecting to nature reserves. Many hikers enjoy scenic views and wildlife observations along these trails.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Bearna?

    Families can explore coastal walks, visit nearby beaches, or participate in water-based activities. Many guests enjoy local parks, hiking, and sampling Irish food together.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bearna?

    Many guests explore Galway City, the Connemara region, or scenic landscapes around the coastline. Cultural sites, nature parks, and castles near Bearna are frequently suggested day trips.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bearna?

    Bearna has pet friendly vacation rentals, with many hosts welcoming travelers and their companions. Local walking trails and beaches make it easy to enjoy the outdoors together.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Bearna?

    Locals encourage visitors to bring a rain jacket, try traditional seafood dishes, and explore coastal walks, especially around sunrise or sunset. Engaging with village markets and regional crafts can add to your Bearna experience.

  • What is Bearna known for?

    Bearna is known for its coastal scenery, welcoming Irish pubs, and access to Galway's cultural heritage. The village highlights locally rooted traditions and scenic outdoor spaces.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bearna?

    Bearna has hidden beaches, local craft shops, and coastal trails that are less crowded than other spots. Village cafés showcasing regional traditions are often discovered by curious travelers.

  • What are the best foods to try in Bearna?

    Bearna has locally rooted flavors like seafood, traditional brown bread, and Irish cheeses. Many restaurants highlight fresh Atlantic fish, hearty stews, and regional dishes made with local produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Bearna?

    Pack layered clothing, waterproof shoes, and a rain jacket, as the weather can be variable. A camera, comfortable walking shoes, and a reusable bag for markets often come in handy.

  • What is the nightlife in Bearna like?

    Bearna has a relaxed nightlife scene, with traditional pubs that often feature live music and locally brewed drinks. The area encourages a friendly atmosphere, where people gather for conversation and entertainment.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Bearna?

    Local festivals often celebrate Irish music, arts, and food, especially in late spring and summer. Traditional markets and cultural gatherings are commonly held around holidays and seasonal changes.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bearna?

    Bearna has many family friendly vacation rentals that welcome groups of different sizes. Hosts often provide child-friendly amenities and local tips for nearby activities.