Carrig House B&B

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Carrig-on-Bannow, Wexford, Y35 EN28

In Carrig-on-Bannow Village

Meet your host…

Nicola Howlin

Antiques and artwork are my passion and we have collected many pieces on my travels which is reflected in the aesthetic of Carrig House. We hope you enjoy the old-world charm of our home as much as we do. Relax and unwind and enjoy a little bit of heaven in our wonderful location.

Carrig-on-Bannow
Y35 EN28

A Fáilte Ireland Covid-19 Safety Chartered B&B.
Carrig House is a family-run Bed and Breakfast located in the beautiful village of Carrig-on-Bannow in a scenic location overlooking Bannow Bay. Our home is a welcoming haven of tranquillity where guests can unwind in a rustic retreat that is close to everything you need for a perfect holiday. You can look forward to cosy en suite bedrooms, stunning panoramic views and a varied breakfast menu including the famous full Irish. We have walking and cycling trails on our doorstep and two stunning beaches just a 15-minute walk away. Carrig House is ideal base for discovering the sunny south-east, with its abundance of historic sites, attractions and outdoor amenities.

How to get here

Sat Nav: Lat (52.237715) - Long (-6.734712)

Facilities

Cot Available
Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Golfing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Horse Riding
Ironing
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Walking

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Nicola Howlin

Carrig-on-Bannow
Y35 EN28

Nearby attractions

Cullenstown and Blackhall Beach: We have two beaches within walking distance of Carrig House. Cullenstown Beach is the closest and offers stunning coastal walks, fishing and swimming. There is ball alley on the beach where you can play handball, tennis, squash and football! When the tide is out, it is possible to walk from Cullenstown Beach to Blackhall Beach and soak up the wonderful views along this route.
Euro Velo Cycling Route: We are the ideal location for cycling enthusiasts as we are on part of the Euro Velo cycling route. The route is free of heavy traffic and runs parallel with the historic Norman Trail, so there are lots of wonderful heritage sites and places of interest to view along the way.
Hook Lighthouse and Heritage Centre: Hook Lighthouse and Heritage Centre is a definite must-see on your visit to Wexford. At 800 years old, it is the oldest operational lighthouse in the world and stands proudly at the tip of Hook Head Peninsula. Climb the 115 steps and be rewarded with outstanding views across the ocean. Make sure to bring your binoculars as you might be lucky enough to spot the whales and dolphins that frequent the region. The visitor centre, which has a café, provides information on guided tours, boat trips and diving in the area.
Must-see Attractions: We are the ideal base for exploring Wexford and its many interesting attractions including the Tintern Abbey, Loftus Hall, Dunrody Famine Ship, which is a 19th century replica ship at New Ross, the 13th Century Ferns Castle, the Irish National Heritage Park and the Irish Agricultural Museum to name a few. The scenic village of Kilmore Quay and Wexford town are within a 20-minute drive from our home.