Holiday houses in Portavogie

Mast House, Portaferry

Mast House is located 20 seconds from the shore. It’s eclectically furnished with big, bright rooms and a conservatory, patio & garden. There’s central heating, a wood burner and a range of kitchen appliances inc coffee machine. The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with roll top bath. The shower is off the kitchen. Note the property has stone steps at the front door/inside, a cast iron spiral staircase open at the top and no TV. We allow dogs subject to confirmation and a cleaning charge.

Horseshoe Cottage rural hideaway Strangford Lough

Horseshoe Cottage is as "cute as a button". This 18th century, 2 story, stone barn was originally a stable with cobbled floor & 3 horse stalls. Now it exudes character, warmth & rural charm with it's thick walls, cottage windows & wood burning stove. Situated in a quiet corner of a working farm yard, the accommodation boasts a Super King bed, luxurious shower room & Wifi, among vintage furnishings. Nestled among the drumlins of Strangford Lough, 1 mile from the charming village of Greyabbey.

The Bolthole at Strangford Lough

The Bolthole in Strangford is a small cosy home located in one of Northern Ireland's beautiful coastal villages. The house dating from the early 1800's, with a later extension, has living, dining and kitchen area, two bedrooms and bathroom. There are great views across Strangford Lough to the coastal village of Portaferry. Strangford village is a great location near historic houses, castles and the Mourne mountains. It has great restaurants, pubs and perfect for Game of Thrones enthusiasts.

Studio 10

Welcome to our quiet rural escape by the sea. Location is on a rocky shoreline, ideal for star gazing, bird watching and exploring or perhaps you just want a quiet, peaceful retreat. We look forward welcoming you to our home. Please read and agree to all our house rules before requesting to book. All guests names and addresses must be provided 48hrs after booking is confirmed and I.D must be shown at time of check-in or before arrival or your booking may be cancelled and check in refused.

The Cottage -a cosy cottage with stunning sea view

Bring the whole family to the most Easterly Part of Ireland, it's a great place for lots of fun, with the beach at your front door you can wake up to a Seaview. A private garden for alfresco dinning. A local Spar shop within a 5 minute walk. Mountstewart Estate, Greyabbey Abbey, Exploris Aquarium, Local Golf Courses all within a 20 minute drive and lots more local attractions Kirkistown Race Course 10 minutes away, The Cottage is suitable for off road parking for Cars/Vans and trailers.

"Ella's Cottage"

Ellas's cottage was built in 2001 for my late mother and was later home to my in-laws. Located in the picturesque fishing village of Portavogie, the cottage is a five-minute walk to beautiful sandy beaches and views to Scotland and the Isle of Man. Award winning Fish restaurant the Quays is located in the village with a fuel station and convenience stores located nearby. A short drive will take you to the Links Golf Course at Kirkiston Castle. further leading you to St Patrick's trail.

Stay On The Bay, Kircubbin ⚓️

And relax….kick off your shoes and get ready for a paddle! So close to the water you could nearly run and jump in! This bright and spacious, modernised end terrace is right on Kircubbin Bay. Enjoy spectacular views of the lough and the Mourne Mountains. Just a few minutes drive from the quaint historic village of Greyabbey and Mount Stewart and less than 15 minutes drive to Portaferry where you can cross on the ferry to Strangford & Castleward. ***Optional hot tub hire available***

Harbour haven

Portavogie (from Irish Bhogaigh ‘harbour of the bog’) is the easternmost settlement in Ireland. The village houses a working harbour with a large fishing fleet with fresh fish sold every morning and local seals, awaiting their catch. The sandy beach is just a 2 minute walk away, An award winning seafood restaurant just minutes walk away, famous worldwide for its prawns and herring. Boasting sandy beaches and tourist attractions alike, all just a stones throw away, from Belfast.

Bird Island Bothy

Wake with the rising sun, shrill calls of the wading birds, and waves breaking on the shore only meters away. The wild shore and vegetation provide a great habitat for birds, mammals, insects and spiders typical of the Irish coast. Wading birds can be seen feeding along the undisturbed shore. Bird Island Bothy has the feel of a sailing ship's cabin with chunky wooden beams, mock four-poster bed and plush velvet curtains. A great base from which to explore the Ards Peninsula.