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Holiday houses in Ballycottin

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A corner window space features two chairs draped with soft blankets, providing a cozy spot to admire views of the water and surrounding landscape. Natural light streams in, enhancing the serene atmosphere of the interior.
Tiny home in Kinsale
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 853 reviews

Summercove POD Kinsale - Sea Views You Dream Of

This is a unique, cosy, self contained, elevated POD set in a private garden, close to the water, overlooking Kinsale Harbour and town, in the jewel of Kinsale - Summercove. You can relax while watching the boats go by, take long coastal walks, go for a swim in the ocean, dine in the local award winning pub/restaurant (The Bulman), explore the 16th century fort (Charles Fort), take a stroll into town or an electric bike & head out exploring. Please note: Guest minimum age on our property is 14

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The exterior of a modern tiny house on wheels is displayed, featuring a blend of dark metal and warm wood tones. A covered entrance is approached by a set of wooden steps, with two wooden benches positioned on either side, surrounded by gravel landscaping.
Tiny home in Fountainstown
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Tiny House with an ocean view!

This cozy tiny house on wheels with the beach on it's doorstep, offers stunning ocean views. Perfect for couples or friends seeking a quiet getaway. Explore the Wild Atlantic Way or Ancient East, kayak, and enjoy local beaches. Nearby you can swim and sauna at Fountainstown Beach. There is even morning yoga on the beach for you to join. Direct 220 bus from city centermakes this ideal for a nature escape. Built by the owner, Free parking. Adults only. No Pets or children. Book your retreat today

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An expansive view of Ballycotton Bay is presented, showcasing calm blue waters and a distant lighthouse on the island. The foreground features lush green grass and low fencing, while the coastline and harbor are visible, highlighting the peaceful seaside setting.
Home in Ballycotton
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

PORTSIDE: stunning Ballycotton house & garden

A charming, newly renovated house & garden, both with stunning 180 degree views of Ballycotton Bay, the pier & Ballycotton Lighthouse. Park your car & walk to all Ballycotton has to offer including: the amazing Cliff Walk; the pier for RNLI lifeboat station shop, Lighthouse Tours, fishing/deep sea tours, kayaking & swimming; all the bars, restaurants & cafe; Silver Strand; and the church, for wedding guests. A short drive away is Ballymaloe Cookery School, Garyvoe Strand & Jameson Distillery.

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Place to stay in Ballycotton
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 286 reviews

The Annex, private access, Main St. Ballycotton,

The Annex is perfectly placed for you to enjoy Ballycotton. Each morning, wake up to our famous complimentary breakfast, the perfect way to start your day and dive straight into the village’s food, music, and stunning scenery. Whether you’re a couple, solo traveller, or wedding guest, you’ll find a situation that’s hard to beat. Within a 1–10 minute walk, you can explore the Cliff Walk, the blackbird, Salty dog, Seachurch and Bayview. Drive 5-10 minutes to Ballymaloe house or Cookery School.

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A view from a terrace showcases the calm waters of the bay, dotted with boats. Lush greenery and blooming flowers line the edge of the waterfront, while the distant horizon meets a clear sky. A neighboring building is visible on the left.
Home in Ballycotton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 89 reviews

The Breakwater, Ballycotton

The Breakwater is a new luxury property built in 2024 and located next door to its sister Airbnb, The Lighthouse Lodge. Built to the highest standards with underfloor heating, custom bathrooms and an open plan kitchen. 3 of the 4 bedrooms have unobstructed views of the ocean. Located across the street from The Salty Dog Bar/Restaurant and a short walk to village bars and Sea Church music venue. Local attractions include the Ballycotton cliff walk, lighthouse tour and Ballymaloe Cookery School.

Top Guest favourite
A warm living area features a traditional stove, providing a cozy focal point. The space includes wooden furniture and decorative elements, such as wall art and plants. A patterned rug lies underfoot, enhancing the inviting atmosphere of the open-plan layout.
Cottage in Ballymacoda
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

Charming Coastal Cottage in Ballymacoda

Take a break and unwind at Kevin's Cottage, a peaceful oasis, in an unspoiled, secluded location, a mere five minute walk from Ring Strand and the nearby bird sanctuary of the River Womanagh estuary. A short distance from the breath-taking Knockadoon Cliff Walk and Pier, the cottage is an ideal base for walkers, sea-swimmers and nature-lovers alike. For those who just wish to switch off and relax, the tranquil setting of this charming rural cottage makes for the perfect retreat from busy life.

Top Guest favourite
The kitchen features modern appliances and a light atmosphere, with wooden beams overhead. A round table with two chairs is positioned in the center, complemented by a green storage unit holding dishes. Natural light enters through a window adorned with neutral blinds.
Cottage in Shanagarry
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 196 reviews

Shanagarry Cottage(Opp. Ballymaloe Cookery School)

This modern, newly renovated cottage for four is set in a rural location, opposite the world famous Ballymaloe Cookery School and within walking distance of Shanagarry Village, Garryvoe Beach and 3 miles from the beautiful fishing village of Ballycotton. We are a 20 minute drive from Midleton town and 10 minutes off the N25 Cork-Waterford road. Brilliant for an individual, a family or couples. The cottage boasts a bright living area with high ceilings and a South/West facing private patio.

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A modern cabin is set amidst a field of lush green grass and wildflowers. Large windows reflect the soft light of the sky, surrounded by varied vegetation that enhances the natural setting.
Farm stay in Cork
5 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

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

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Apartment in County Cork
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

Stunning 1st Floor Apt in Centre of Ballycotton.

1st Floor Apt in the centre of this picturesque fishing village overlooking Ballycotton Bay. Within walking distance of the local bars, restaurants, Bayview Hotel and the village church - so perfect for wedding guests. Situated in "Foodie" heaven, it is ideally located for visitors to Ballymaloe House & Cookery School and also the bustling towns of Midleton and Youghal. Enjoy the breath-taking cliff walk or enjoy a guided tour of the lighthouse followed by a locally caught fish supper!!

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The historic stone castle is set against a vibrant sunset, with a well-maintained lawn in the foreground. Surrounding gardens feature a variety of lush greenery and colorful plants, creating a serene atmosphere.
Castle in County Cork
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews

Beautiful Castle - ground floor luxury suite

Take a step back in time and visit Ireland’s oldest inhabited castle. A cherished heritage of Ireland and home to the Garcin-O’Mahony family. Lovingly restored to charm, impress and enjoy. As you approach the Castle entering through the ornate white gates, passing by the White Horse of Ballea, the legacy comes alive. The peaceful surrounding gardens and farm invites you to meet the resident household animals. A hundred thousand awaits, we hope you enjoy your regal stay.

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A cozy sitting area is highlighted by a red sofa adorned with floral cushions. A wooden coffee table is centered beneath a shelf displaying decorative items. A stove is set within a brick fireplace, adding warmth to the space.
Cottage in Ballycotton
5 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

Bayside Cottage

This stylish cottage nestled in the hillside on a quiet laneway, in the heart of Ballycotton is an absolute gem. Recently renovated, it offers a perfectly relaxed, homely space to enjoy the popular seaside resort. The spacious light-filled interior, while traditional in style, offers a contemporary elegance of relaxation and comfort. The cottage is within easy access to all the local amenities of bars and restaurants, and a great base from which to discover East Cork.

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A well-equipped kitchen area is complemented by modern cabinetry and sleek appliances. A comfortable sofa and stylish chairs provide seating for relaxation. A dining table is positioned nearby, and natural light filters through the window, highlighting wooden flooring and decorative plants.
Guesthouse in Midleton
5 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Ballymaloe Cottage - Entire Guest Area (3 rooms)

Ballymaloe Cottage is a guest house with self-catering accommodation. We are located in quiet East Cork, in close proximity to the beach and beautiful woodland walks. Cork City with its airport is 30min away. We have three fully renovated en-suite bedrooms, that can be rented separately or for one larger party of 8. The new large guest kitchen is well-equipped, the bedrooms and bathrooms are modern, luxurious and comfortable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Ballycotton?

    Ballycotton has a mix of homes, seaside cottages, and cozy apartments near the harbor and village center. Many guests prefer spots that offer views of the ocean or access to scenic walking paths for a peaceful stay.

  • What are the best things to do in Ballycotton with kids?

    Families often explore the Ballycotton Cliff Walk for gentle adventure, visit the harbor to watch fishing boats, or enjoy sandy beaches for picnics and play. Wildlife spotting and local storytelling tours are frequently suggested for curious kids.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Ballycotton?

    Explore the Ballycotton Cliff Walk, take boat tours around Ballycotton lighthouse, and discover local seafood at harbor-side eateries. The village has vibrant community music nights, craft shops, and scenic beaches for a relaxing day.

  • How is the weather in Ballycotton?

    Ballycotton has mild, rainy winters around 38–47°F (3–8°C), and cool, breezy summers near 53–65°F (12–19°C). The area occasionally experiences coastal showers, so a waterproof jacket is a staple for visitors year-round.

  • When is the best time to visit Ballycotton?

    Late spring to early autumn is often recommended, when temperatures are milder and outdoor events are more frequent. The village is lively during local festivals, and coastal walks are popular in warmer months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Ballycotton?

    The Ballycotton lighthouse, picturesque harbor, and the Ballycotton Cliff Walk are frequently suggested spots for visitors. The village center has craft shops and cozy cafés rooted in local tradition.

  • What are some hiking trails in Ballycotton?

    The Ballycotton Cliff Walk is frequently suggested for hikers, with scenic coastline views and nature spotting opportunities. Other local trails wind along beaches or past the lighthouse, suitable for both short and longer strolls.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Ballycotton?

    Explore the shoreline for shells, walk the scenic Ballycotton Cliff Walk, or visit the village playground. Guided boat trips, wildlife tours, and small fishing experiences are frequently suggested for a varied family outing.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Ballycotton?

    Explore heritage towns, traditional markets, or coastal castles around County Cork for a change in scenery. Nature reserves and nearby arts villages are often recommended for a blend of cultural and outdoor experiences.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Ballycotton?

    Some vacation rentals in Ballycotton welcome pets, especially cottages and homes near the coast or village center. Look for listings that mention pet-friendly amenities to ensure your companion feels at home.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Ballycotton?

    Locals frequently suggest starting your day with the Cliff Walk, chatting with fishers at the harbor, and sampling seafood in established village pubs. Early mornings are quieter, and weather can be breezy; bring layers and sturdy footwear.

  • What is Ballycotton known for?

    Ballycotton is known for its dramatic seaside cliffs, the historic lighthouse, and vibrant fishing heritage. Locally caught seafood and scenic coastal walks shape the village’s culture and daily rhythms.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Ballycotton?

    Ballycotton has tucked-away beaches around the harbor, quiet art studios, and small local seafood markets that are frequently suggested for those seeking less crowded experiences. Historic village lanes offer a distinctive atmosphere for a leisurely stroll.

  • What are the best foods to try in Ballycotton?

    Ballycotton is known for locally caught seafood like fresh crab, oysters, and traditional fish and chips. Many visitors enjoy Irish brown bread, farmhouse cheeses, and seasonal sweets at village cafés.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Ballycotton?

    Bring a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for temperatures that range from 38–65°F (3–19°C) throughout the year. A camera, snacks, and beach essentials are handy for outdoor activities or exploring local trails.

  • What is the nightlife in Ballycotton like?

    Ballycotton has a cozy evening scene with live folk music at local pubs, relaxed seafood restaurants, and occasional community events. Many enjoy conversation, music sessions, and local ales in village gathering spots.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Ballycotton?

    Ballycotton has seasonal seafood festivals and community music nights that are often recommended, especially in summer and early autumn. Traditional sports days, including rowing regattas, bring locals and visitors together for lively celebrations.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Ballycotton?

    Ballycotton has many family-friendly vacation rentals, including homes and apartments near the shoreline and village center. Listings often highlight extra amenities like gardens, play areas, or flexible sleeping arrangements.

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  • Total holiday rentals

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  • Nightly prices starting at

    Ballycottin holiday rentals start at $86 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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  • 4.9 Average rating

    Ballycottin stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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