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Dungarvan vacation rentals start at G$8,367 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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E. Gray house
E Gray house is a luxury retreat set in a beautiful woodland setting and right on the Waterford greenway. It is just a short cycle into Dungarvan town and to several beaches. Although you may find it hard to leave the stylish and comfortable interior when sat in front of the stove reading a book or watching your favourite programs projected onto our retractable 180cm screen. There is a lovely sea view from the cosy mezzanine bedroom that gently persuades you to slow down and enjoy the time away

Tranquil Log Cabin in the Comeragh Mountains (2/2)
Crab Tree Cabin Set against the backdrop of the beautiful Comeragh Mountains on a working sheep farm, Raven's Rock Glamping is the perfect blend of nature and luxury. Perfect for those looking to escape it all and immerse themselves in the Irish countryside. Raven's Rock is off the beaten path, located on the East Munster Way, near stunning hillwalks such as Lough Mohra and Coumshingaun and the Suir Blue Way. We'll be happy to help you plan some hikes to make the most of your South East stay.

Number 10
Situated in the heart of Dungarvan, Number 10 is a dual story apartment with its own private balcony just off Dungarvan Quay with fabulous sea views. Upon entrance to main building both a lift and stairs are available. Town centre is within 2 minute walking distance. The start of the Greenway is also close by (within walking distance). We do have 2 adult bikes available for use and there is space where you can store your bikes if you choose to bring your own or there is bikes available locally.

Coastal Retreat with Sea views
Ballyshane Cabin A romantic 60-square-meter retreat, Ballyshane Studio offers breathtaking sea views and an atmosphere of relaxed luxury. Designed with superior elements like Birch Marine panelling and curated exotic finds, the space blends coastal charm with refined comfortcreating an ambiance of effortless bliss. Perfect for adult guests seeking a serene getaway, Ballyshane Studio is an adults-only haven. While not suitable for young children, guests aged 12 and above are warmly welcome

“O’SHEA” BUNGALOW DUNGARVAN
The house is situated in a quiet street very close to the lively town centre, an approximate 7 min walk to the beautiful marina in the harbour. It is 200 metres from the new cycle/walk Greenway which goes from Dungarvan to Waterford with a total distance of 46k. The local beach in Abbeyside is 200m and the beautiful beach of Clonea is 5K which can be accessed by a bicycle path. There are 3 golf courses in the area. The childrens playground and shops are a 3 min walk from the house.

Abbeyside Studio Own Entrance
Compact newly decorated double ensuite room with continental breakfast provisions provided. The accommodation comes with facilities for the secure and dry storage of bikes. With a host of added extras this accommodation has its own entrance and is a 20 minute walk ( via the Greenway if desired ) to the centre of Dungarvan. This accommodation is 5 minute walk from Abbeyside beach and a 10 minute from Abbeyside cove. The Studio is 300 metres from an entrance to the Greenway.

Our Gorgeous Stone Cottage (Kilcannon House)
A small cottage in the grounds of Kilcannon House, which is only 10 mins from the Waterford Greenway and the newly opened St. Declan's Way. If you need to relax a break in our Cottage would be the best escape. It has a separate entrance and everything you need for a truly comfortable stay, including a electric stove in the living room, fully fitted kitchen, king size bed ( which can also be made up as a twin bed) and en-suite bathroom. The bedroom can also accommodate one child.

Central Town Centre Apartment 2 min to Greenway
Private Town Centre apartment near the start of the Waterford 'GREENWAY' on 'Ireland's Ancient East' Close to award winning restaurants,traditional music pubs,shops,cinema,playground,harbour,bus stop .. Short distance to beaches,woodland walks,golf courses. Wifi,cable tv,bed linen,towels,electricity included.STRICTLY Non smoking property No Parties No Hens No Stags.On street pay n display parking immediately in front of premises or avail of FREE car parks within 2 minutes walk.

Bendan’s cottage- Adults only
Romantic Traditional Irish cottage newly renovated to include modern comforts, located in the heart of west Waterford surrounded by the Knockmealdown mountains, the Black Water valley and superb views of the Comeragh mountains. It is an 18 min drive (19km) to the attractive coastal town of Dungarvan. Home to the Waterford Greenway. It is a 18min drive (20km) to the historical town of Lismore. 18 minutes to the Nire Valley where Lake fishing features.

Greenway Getaway, Dungarvan, Waterford
Newly built 4 bed semi-detached home located across from the Waterford Greenway. 15 mins walk from Dungarvan town center. Modernly designed, bright and airy home in a quiet residential area. Suitable only for family groups. Dungarvan is home to a number of great restaurants, cafes and pubs. Clonea beach is less than a 10 mins drive away. Waterford City is a 40 mins drive and the Comeragh Mountains (for hiking and walking) is 35 mins by car.

COMERAGH VIEW CABIN
🐑 Family run Cabin on a working sheep farm, plus 3 alpacas..🦙 Wallace,Louis & Hector & Mary the Goat (The boss🐐) with some truly amazing views. Situated in a three acre woodland area, which allows for peace, quiet and comfort. This unique stay will submerge you amongst nature with stunning views of the Comeragh Mountains ⛰️. please check arrival guide for more details .. Insta:Comeragh_view_cabin

4 Bedroom House with Majestic Sea Views.
**no parties or events** Bank holidays - minimum 3 night booking. Christmas and New Years - minimum 5 night booking 1st May to 31st August 2025 minimum 5 night booking. Maximum 8 people including children. New fiber optic connection giving a broadband speed of 500 meg. Strictly no dogs. Strictly no RVs.
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When is the best time to visit Dungarvan?
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| Avg. price | G$36,817 GYD | G$37,026 GYD | G$37,444 GYD | G$35,562 GYD | G$35,562 GYD | G$39,536 GYD | G$40,164 GYD | G$40,791 GYD | G$36,817 GYD | G$36,817 GYD | G$36,608 GYD | G$41,628 GYD |
| Avg. temp | 6°C | 6°C | 7°C | 9°C | 11°C | 14°C | 15°C | 15°C | 13°C | 11°C | 8°C | 6°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan has a mix of stays near the town center, along the waterfront, and in nearby countryside settings. Many visitors choose accommodations that offer views of Dungarvan Harbour or easy access to local markets and trails.
What are the best things to do in Dungarvan with kids?
Families frequently explore the Dungarvan Greenway, enjoy playgrounds, or visit the local castle. Beaches around Dungarvan and interactive museums are often suggested for younger travelers.
What are some of the best things to do in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan has scenic walks along the Greenway, traditional shops in the main square, and waterfront dining. Many also visit Dungarvan Castle for local history or explore nearby beaches.
How is the weather in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan experiences mild, damp winters, with January near 38-47°F (3-8°C), and cooler summers, often 53-65°F (12-19°C) in July. Rain is common year-round, so it is helpful to bring a rain jacket.
When is the best time to visit Dungarvan?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and fewer rainy days. These months bring more outdoor activities and local festivals to the area.
What are the best places to visit in Dungarvan?
Visitors frequently explore Dungarvan Castle, stroll the town squares, and enjoy the harbour views. The Dungarvan Greenway and local beaches are also popular spots.
What are some hiking trails in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan Greenway is often recommended for walking or cycling, featuring coastal scenery and spots for rest along the way. There are also forested paths and coastal walks near the town.
What are some family activities we can do in Dungarvan?
Family-friendly activities include cycling the Dungarvan Greenway, exploring local beaches, and visiting interactive exhibits in museums. Parks and playgrounds add to the options for younger guests.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dungarvan?
Popular day trips include exploring coastal villages, touring historic estates, and visiting nature reserves around County Waterford. The surrounding region also has gardens, lighthouses, and artisan food producers.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan has stays that welcome pets, especially in areas near parks and walking trails. It is a good idea to confirm policies with hosts in advance and explore scenic spots with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Dungarvan?
Many guests bring waterproof shoes and a rain jacket due to frequent showers. Engaging with local markets, sampling traditional breads, and exploring early in the day are often suggested for an authentic visit.
What is Dungarvan known for?
Dungarvan is known for its historic castle, harbour views, and traditional food culture. The town also has a vibrant arts scene and is a gateway to the scenic Greenway trail.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dungarvan?
Around Dungarvan, discover quiet coves, art studios with regional crafts, or lesser-known woodland walks. Exploring local bakeries and family-run markets can reveal the town’s distinctive charm.
What are the best foods to try in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan’s food culture often highlights locally caught seafood, artisan cheeses, and fresh-baked soda bread. Many visitors sample traditional Irish stews and handmade pastries in the town’s cafés.
What should I bring for a trip to Dungarvan?
It is useful to pack a sturdy rain jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for cooler weather. Bringing a reusable bag for markets and a camera for harbor views is frequently recommended.
What is the nightlife in Dungarvan like?
Dungarvan has a lively nightlife with cozy pubs, live traditional music, and spots for local craft drinks. Some venues also host storytelling nights and casual gatherings, especially on weekends.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Dungarvan?
Dungarvan frequently hosts a food festival in spring, traditional music gatherings, and seasonal events in the town square. Community celebrations often feature local arts, music, and food producers.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dungarvan?
Family-friendly rentals are available near the town center, around the Greenway, and close to local beaches. Many stays provide amenities such as kitchens, outdoor space, and easy access to kid-friendly activities.
All about Dungarvan
Located on the southeastern coast of Ireland in County Wexford, Dungarvan is a picturesque seaside town in what the Irish refer to as the “sunny southeast.” This charming harbor town sits at the mouth of the River Colligan and Dungarvan Bay, and is perfectly situated for exploring the surrounding area via the Waterford Greenway. A small bridge across the river connects Dungarvan with the village of Abbeyside, named for a 13th-century abbey, whose ruins are still largely intact. There is much to explore in Dungarvan and Abbeyside, including beachside boardwalks, public gardens, and the 12th-century Dungarvan Castle, whose grounds are perfect for wandering.
The wide, pedestrian-friendly village streets are lined with colorful homes and storefronts housing shops, galleries, and pubs. The nearby Colligan Wood, a lovely wooded area along the Colligan River, is a popular picnicking spot. Dungarvan has a long history as a home to sailors and fishermen, and still offers boating and deep-sea fishing trips. You can also explore the calm harbor and river by kayak or stand-up paddleboard.
What are the top things to do in Dungarvan?
Lismore Castle Gardens & Lismore Castle Arts
Although the castle itself isn’t open to the public, its beautiful grounds are a wonderful place to visit. The two gardens are situated within the castle walls and offer spectacular views of the Gothic-style fortress and surrounding countryside. You’ll find beds of flowers, fruits, and vegetables punctuated by ornamental borders and sculptures. Lismore Castle Arts is a gallery space that offers rotating exhibitions by famous contemporary artists.
Waterford County Museum
Located in the old town market hall in Dungarvan, Waterford County Museum offers insight into the history, archeology, and people of the area, with permanent and temporary exhibitions of local and international artists. If it’s a rainy day, step inside the museum and learn more about the town’s sports, castles, and maritime history.
Waterford Greenway
This 28-mile greenway was built along a disused railway track and boasts fantastic off-road biking and walking. Starting at Dungarvan and running to Waterford City, the route passes over stone bridges and through quaint villages. The greenway also travels through the historic Ballyvoyle (Durrow) Tunnel, built in 1878.
Destinations to explore
- University College Cork -Ucc
- Fota Wildlife Park
- Ballymaloe Cookery School Garden
- Tramore Beach
- Glen of Aherlow
- Charles Fort
- Rock of Cashel
- Fitzgerald Park
- John F. Kennedy Arboretum
- St Annes Church
- St. Fin Barre's Cathedral
- English Market
- The Jameson Experience
- Cork Opera House Theatre
- Mahon Falls
- Blarney Castle
- House of Waterford Crystal
- Tintern Abbey
- Cahir Castle
- St.Colman's Cathedral
- Titanic Experience Cobh
- Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience
- Sercet Valley Wildlife Park
- Elizabeth Fort





