A lovely little cove, quite sheltered and not to big, but not too small. Has lovely yellow sand and…read morea little waterfall on the surrounding cliffs. Not that much parking and unattended by any lifeguards - at least in February!

Great, cheap and FAST! We came through on St Patricks day expecting the boat to be swamped. We…read moreliterally drove right on and 10 minutes we were on the Wexford side! Saves you from having to make the drive all the way around Waterford and the nearby bay. Great experience and adds to the fun of the drive. Give it a go!

This is a great stable with experienced and friendly staff. People and horses are treated with…read moreRespekt as it should be. Lot's of fun to be had on super friendly horses.

Nice place, well run. Can get busy at the weekends especially when it's bad weather. Only €5 Monday…read moreto Thursday, they only charge for kids so adults are free. Nice coffee shop inside, if a little basic. Recommended.

Wonderful location, stunningly beautiful views of the opposite headland's Hook Lighthouse, the…read moreriver estuary and (on a clear day) the Saltee Islands. Even if you don't play golf, you'll want to travel up to the top of the cliff to see these sweeping views. Very comfortable clubhouse, with a lovely little terrace overlooking the 18th hole. You'll find pub-ish food rather than haute cuisine or regular restaurant fare. The staff are great: really helpful and welcoming. The course itself is maturing, and will one day be a great course to play. Right now, it's a pleasant rather than challenging day out.

What a great place! Learned a ton and got a load of really great pics for our memories.read more

We took a tour on an overcast Spring day and luckily the rain held out. This is a wonderful…read morelocation for family and I can see spending a full day here with the kids. There is so much to see, do, and learn. Our tour felt pretty quick, but still, there is a lot of landscape to cover and a lot of information to pass on so in reality we were out there for quite a while and it was lunch time by the time we reached the last exhibit. The layout starts way back in time and explores people living by the ocean, how they lived, what they ate and so on. You move on to more complex lodgings and learn how the people have changed, there are henges, monk quarters, barns, smiths, and so on through the ages up to the arrival of Vikings. It gives a very details account of Ireland's development with wonderful villages set up through out the grounds. You can even stay in one of the buildings - the listing is on airbnb I believe. (Yes, there is a public shower and bathroom on site) We elected to not walk up to the tower as the rain was beginning and we were hungry. We stopped in to their restaurant and purchased a very nice meal, after which we wandered the gift shop before heading to our next stop. This is a very interesting stop on our trip. We learned so much about Ireland's history and really appreciate how detailed each section is from building construction to utensils used to information about how people lived during each period of time. A very good stop for anyone interested in history or culture.

Lovely, manicured well maintained green areas and trees! The views are beautiful !…read more Nice picnic area and play area for kids. Would be nice if you could rent bikes there as the are lovely tracks which would be ideal for a family cycle, and there is plenty of areas to cover , we only took the small route. Still what I saw was impressive, and if you like your walks surrounded by nature you should check this out!

Beautiful place to come for a picnic or just a stroll with your dog. Slightly pricey but all OPW…read moresites seem to be. What you get in return is a beautiful, well-manicured, and huge park - love getting lost in the forest at the back of the park! There's even a miniature railway for the kids - wish I was 6 again!!