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Trá na Rón

Superhost

Entire cottage

hosted by Ciaran & Mary Ellen

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

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Check yourself in with the lockbox.

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Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Trá na Rón(the seals beach) is the perfect spot for a coastal escape on the beautiful, picturesque Wild Atlanic Way on Achill Island.
This immaculate and perfectly appointed cosy house over-looking the sea is fantastic for a cycling-break, walking weekend or a romantic couples retreat.

The space
For those of you who enjoy a cosy cottage on the waters edge, this house is ideal for you. It is perfect for a couple looking to get away from it all.
The bedroom has a double bed and en-suite with endless hot water and a great shower. Bed linen and towels are provided.
The small kitchen is well equipped and has all the essentials needed.
Light the stove and cosy up on the couch and listen to a Wild Atlantic storm roaring outside, or on a beautiful evening, sit out and enjoy a glass of wine on the patio as the sun sets behind the mountains.
The mature gardens lead directly to the waters edge where if you are lucky you might meet the friendly local seal or otter.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 double bed

What this place offers

Mountain view

Garden view

Beach access

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Shared backyard – Fully fenced

Indoor fireplace

Luggage dropoff allowed

Where you’ll be

Achill Island, Ireland

Local attractions include:
Grainne Mhaol's castle, a 15th century Irish tower house of the famous pirate queen.
Kildownet Cemetery, the oldest graveyard on the island, containing much of the island's history and the site of St. Dympna's original 7th century church.

Ce- Bheag pier, where you might be lucky to buy some fresh fish from the local fishermen.
Catch the ferry to Clare Island from Cloughmor pier.
The majestic Sli Grainne Mhaol's hill walk.
The Atlantic Drive with its ever-changing seascape, smooth waters one day and gigantic swells the next.
The local pub to quench your thirst after a fun filled day around the Island.
All within easy walking distance.