Each of these bright and modern holiday homes has been designed to the very highest standards. 

The spacious open-plan dining cum sitting room is tastefully furnished and contains electric fireplace, comfortable suite of furniture and television.

The kitchen is fully fitted and equipped with all modern conveniences including dishwasher, washer/dryer, electric oven and microwave.  

Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms.  There is one double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and two single bedrooms – one with a guest bed.  Each of the houses can comfortable accommodate up to five people.

There is a main bathroom upstairs with wc, hand basin, shower and bath.  The houses are conveniently heated by electric central heating and there are storage heaters in each room.

The houses have a small back garden and there is ample private parking available.

IF YOU ARE BRINGING YOUR PET-this needs to be pre-arranged with Dream Ireland

Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times when onsite.  An additional charge of €35 per dog is payable in cash onsite to Sally the supervisor

Electricity Charges

Electricity for heating and lighting is charged at €6.00 per day [May – November inclusive] & €8.00 per day [December – April inclusive]. This is payable in cash to our onsite Supervisor.

LOCAL INFORMATION

Perfectly situated on the outskirts of beautiful Glengarriff Town in West Cork, Dalewood Holiday Homes are the ideal choice for your holiday. 

Glengarriff – An Gleann Garbh (the rugged glen) is a name derived from the rugged beauty of the mountains and wooded valleys surrounding the village. Indeed there are many magnificent views of mountains and valleys from many viewpoints which hug the coastline that leads into Glengarriff.

Glengarriff is a gateway to the Ring of Kerry and Beara Peninsula and is a picturesque village with all the charm of West Cork.   There is a fantastic selection of shops, traditional bars and restaurants to choose from in this charming village where you will find a traditional warm West Cork welcome. 

ACTIVITIES

Garnish Island

Garnish Island, otherwise known as Ilnacullin, is located in the sheltered harbour Glengarriff.  It is a small island of 15 hectares (37 acres) known to horticulturists and lovers of trees and shrubs all around the world as an island garden of rare beauty.

West Cork Sailing Centre

Located in Adrigole this is a wonderful resource in the area.  Guests at Dalewood Holiday Homes may avail of a 10% discount.  Please enquire directly www.westcorksailing.com

Fishing

West Cork is an angler’s paradise. Deep Sea fishing, shore fishing, game fishing and coarse fishing are all available. 

Walking

For walkers, Glengarriff is the perfect base to take on the challenges of the Beara and the Kerry Way. 

Touring

Dalewood Holiday Homes are the perfect starting point from which to tour the world renowned Ring of Kerry and the lesser known but equally beautiful Ring of Beara.  Other local scenic drives will take you to Sheep’s Head, Adrigole, the Healy Pass, Lauragh, Gougane Barra, Eyeries, Allihies, Dursey Island (accessible only by cable car!) and the fishing port of Castletownbere.

Kenmare

The very popular town of Kenmare lies just a half hour drive from Glengarriff over spectacular scenery.  Here you will find an incredible selection of shops, bars and restaurants along with many places of historical interest.

Golf

Glengarriff boasts its own truly beautiful nine hole golf course with incredible views and the Championship Bantry Bay Golf Course lies just 10 miles from Glengarriff town.  This challenging cliff-top parkland course is noted as one of the most spectacular and scenic courses in Ireland. 

Other activities in the area include bicycle hire, pony trekking, seal watching and much much more…

Events in nearby Bantry

Masters of Tradition

(August 2008, dates to be confirmed): For five special days, a select line-up of Ireland's greatest musicians converge on Bantry House for this unique festival, which celebrates the very roots of traditional music.

Bantry Agricultural Show

(September 2008, dates to be confirmed): Agricultural show in Bantry with classes for horses, cattle, sheep, donkeys, dogs, goats, farm produce horticulture, flowers, baking, jams, arts and crafts, photography etc.

Young Masters of Tradition Festival

(October 2008, dates to be confirmed): Irish Music and Dancing this is an unmissable musical gathering of the masters of the future, giving new interpretations of traditional music in an intimate atmosphere.