Flaggy Shore Lodge

Clare, Burren

Flaggy Shore Lodge is a pretty coastal holiday accommodation positioned on an elevated site with spectacular sea views near New Quay in County Clare. Situated near the famous Flaggy Shore where the Burren meets the Atlantic Ocean, this pretty coastal area was the inspiration for the famous poem Postscript written by Seamus Heaney.

From this seaside holiday lodge, you are a 12km from the popular villages of Ballyvaughan and Kinvarra which has everything you will need for a very enjoyable self-catering holiday.

Flaggy Shore Lodge Description – Sleeps 5

Flaggy Shore Lodge is a charming old-world seaside holiday home which is set in the most stunning location. This seaside lodge is airy and has comfortable furnishings. The country style kitchen is well-equipped providing all you need for a relaxing self-catering holiday in Ireland. The separate living room has a cosy open fire, comfortable furnishings and wonderful views across the Atlantic Ocean. There is also a sunroom which is bright and airy with floor to ceiling windows.

This coastal holiday Lodge has 3-bedrooms and sleeping 5 guests comfortably:

- Double bedroom, sleeping 2
- Double bedroom, sleeping 2
- Single bedroom, sleeping 1

All bedrooms are located on the ground floor as well as the bathroom.

About the Flaggy Shore

The Flaggy Shore coastline stretches from New Quay to Finavarra Point. Take a walk along the coast and savour the wonderful views across to Galway Bay. When the tide is out take time to spot jellyfish and sea life in the many rock pools along the coast. Flaggy Shore sandy beach is 1.2km from this wonderful seaside holiday lodge or do a spot of birdwatching on the shore and at Lough Murree which is 1km away.

Enjoy homemade ice-cream from the local award-winning Café Linnalla. This seaside café was short listed as one of the top 10 places to eat in the west of Ireland by The Telegraph and voted one of the fifty secrets of the Wild Atlantic Way. If you love seafood then you must visit Linnane’s Bar which is 2km away at New Quay, a harbour side pub and restaurant serving delicious homemade food. This 300-year-old car provides wonderful views of the bay, a great place to relax after a day exploring the beautiful Burren.

Another wonderful and local amenity is Russell’s Art Gallery & Café which sells fine art, handcrafted gifts and provides wonderful refreshments in the onsite café and wine bar. This well-known gallery opened in 2001 and is now an established landmark for Fine Art in the west of Ireland.

About Ballyvaughan and the Burren

The lively seaside villages of Ballyvaughan and Kinvarra are 12km away which have an array of eateries, shops and traditional Irish pubs. The local Tea and Garden Rooms in Ballyvaughan is well-known and people come from miles to savour the delicious homemade cakes and savoury dishes.

Young and old will enjoy a visit to Hazel Mountain Chocolates or the Burren Perfumery, a family company making perfumes and cosmetics inspired by the Burren landscape. Take a day trip to the Aran Island located off the coast of the Burren, enjoy live music in Doolin village or visit the majestic Cliffs of Moher or interesting Ailwee Cave in Ballyvaughan.

From Flaggy Shore Lodge you can enjoy an active or relaxing seaside holiday. In the evening watch the sun go down on Galway Bay from this wonderful seaside holiday lodge with breath-taking sea views - a stone's throw from the water’s edge.

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Amount: €200.00 /booking Payment method: cash To be paid on site.