Brittas Bay Park Holiday Home No.44

Brittas Bay Park Holiday Home No.44 is a lovely beachside holiday home beside Brittas Bay sandy beach in County Wicklow. This attractive holiday home is the perfect base for a seaside holiday on the east coast of Ireland.

This seaside holiday home has a beautiful wraparound deck and is just 500 metres from Brittas Bay Blue Flag sandy beach. While staying at our self-catering accommodation in Brittas, you are ideally situated to explore the surrounding county of Wicklow and also the neighbouring counties of Wexford, Carlow and Dublin.Brittas Bay Park Holiday Home No.44 Description – Sleeps 6This beautiful detached holiday cottage is bright and spacious. On the ground floor guests will love the open plan living room, dining room and kitchen area. An ideal space to spend time with family and friends on your next self-catering holiday in Wicklow. It offers wonderful beach house décor reflecting its proximity to the sea. On the ground floor the living room, dining room and kitchen are open plan, with a wood burning stove, comfortable sofas and modern appliances.

This seaside holiday home has 3 bedrooms and sleeps 6:

Ground Floor
- Double en-suite with shower bedroom, sleeping 2
- Double bedroom, sleeping 2

First Floor
- Twin bedroom, sleeping 2

There is a large family bathroom with over head shower located on the ground floor.
Surrounding this seaside holiday home is onsite tennis courts and a football pitch and coastal shared gardens.About Brittas BayBrittas Bay has been awarded the ‘European Union Blue Flag several times. This beautiful 5km stretch of sand and sand dunes, is designated as a Special Area of Conservation. It is an area of ecological importance and habitats of interest include sand dunes, ferns and grassland areas. The dunes are home to many interesting wildlife species and plants, including a number of rare species. This popular beach on the east coast of Ireland is life guarded throughout the bathing season.

Brittas Bay is a lovely community with rich heritage and a selection of local amenities including a primary school and church. It is said that Brittas Bay was the initial landing site of St Patrick.

Close by is D Store Daybreak which is open all year around or Excell Stop & Shop/BB Mini Market which is open during the summer months. Bay Cafe is a well-known café located beside D Store, this popular café serves delicious homemade dishes and sells fresh sourdough bread daily.Top Golf Courses in WicklowFor golf enthusiasts Brittas Bay Park Holiday Home No.44 is an ideal base for a golfing holiday in Ireland. There are several well-known and top golf courses in Wicklow including The European Club, a world class links course designed by Pat Ruddy. Both Blainroe Golf Club and Wicklow Golf Club are located a few kilometres north of this seaside holiday home providing spectacular views of the Irish Sea.

A little further north or inland you will find an array of beautiful golf courses such as Druids Health, Druids Glen, Powerscourt Golf Club and the Woodenbridge Golf Club to name but a few.

Potters Point is another local golf course, open year-round, a pay & play 9-hole par 3 course. Local Attractions in County WicklowBrittas Bay Park Holiday Home No.44 is 16 km south of Wicklow town, and 14km north of Arklow town. Both towns have a lovely selection of cafes, bars, restaurants and shops.

Wicklow Bowl and Kidzone located on the outskirts of Wicklow town is a great way to spend a rainy day with family and friends. Wicklow Gaol is another good choice and providing an unforgettable journey through an original prison building.

There are a wide variety of cultural and heritage sites in County Wicklow including Avondale House & Gardens, the monastic site at Glendalough, Greenan Farm Museum & Maze, and the world famous Powerscourt House & Gardens and Mount Usher Gardens.

For the more adventurous, the area has a great selection of outdoor activities to offer including horse riding, surfing, kayaking, trail running, surfing, mountain biking, rock climbing and more. The Wicklow Way is just one of countless trails you can explore on your next self-catering holiday in Wicklow. The famous Wicklow Way trail meanders through the Wicklow Hills from the South of Dublin into County Carlow. One of many wonderful trails to hike with breath-taking views and an abundance of wildlife including sika deer, hybrid red-sika deer, feral goats, mountain hares, badgers, stoats, otters, red squirrels, grey squirrels and bats.

For another fantastic day out venture to Splash Valley, a new aqua-park which opened in Hidden Valley Holiday Park in Rathdrum in County Wicklow. The 1,800-square-metre park includes some 30 obstacles arranged around a small, manmade lake. This unique park is only a 20-minute drive from Brittas Bay.

Close by is the outdoor adventure park called Clara Lara Fun Park. It provides a healthy and creative fun day out for families and groups of children. Cara Lara is located on 30 acres of beautiful countryside in the Avonmore River valley with tree houses, Tarzan swings, rope bridges, rowing boats, water slides, rafts, canoes and junior go-carts.

The vibrant city of Dublin is easily accessible on the M11 motorway or you can travel by train from Wicklow town. Explore food markets, art galleries, visit major visitor attractions such as the Guinness Store House or the Book of Kells in Trinity College or hire a Dublin Bike to explore the wonders of Phoenix Park.

While staying at Brittas Bay Park Holiday Home No.44 you are ideally situated to explore County Wicklow and its neighbouring counties, Wexford, Carlow and Dublin. This seaside holiday home located in Ireland’s Ancient East is the perfect base to enjoy the peaceful rhythm of the Irish sea with an array of outdoor and indoor activities all within easy reach.