Holiday Cottages in Northern Ireland

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  • Snaptrip - Amaro Mourneview
  • 2

    Newcastle

    Amaro Mourneview

    Ref: S1070571

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    4
    Newcastle, County Down is a quaint seaside town resting between Newry and Downpatrick. The town is known for its gorgeous beaches and sights, while attractions include National Trust - Murlough National Nature Reserve and Murlough Beach. Dining...

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    £90

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  • Snaptrip - Narrow Gauge Cottage
  • Ballymoney

    Narrow Gauge Cottage

    Ref: S855831

    Reviews 3

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    The peaceful village of Armoy rests in County Antrim, between the towns of Ballymoney and Ballycastle. Renowned for its Armoy Road Races, the village makes for a fantastic holiday destination, with the idyllic Bush River weaving through, views of...

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    £62

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  • Snaptrip - Auld Cider Makers Cottage
  • Portstewart

    Auld Cider Makers Cottage

    Ref: S2111301

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    2
    A stunning seaside town on the Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland. Portstewart was once popular as a fishing village, now it boasts an incredible Blue Flag beach stretching for 2 miles, it's very popular with the surfers. There is a stunning...

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    £246

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  • Snaptrip - The Loft - 96B
  • Coleraine

    The Loft - 96B

    Ref: S1378575

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    A beautiful seaside village in County Londonderry in Northern Ireland, arguably one of the most beautiful locations in the country. Castlerock boasts great history as well as many claims to fame, including the Mussenden Temple that features in...

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    £62

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  • Snaptrip - Meric Stone Holiday Lets Caravan 2
  • Limavady

    Meric Stone Holiday Lets Caravan 2

    Ref: S882231

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    4
    A beautiful seaside village in County Londonderry in Northern Ireland, arguably one of the most beautiful locations in the country. Castlerock boasts great history as well as many claims to fame, including the Mussenden Temple that features in...

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    £80

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  • Snaptrip - Ballard Cottage
  • 1

    Newry

    Ballard Cottage

    Ref: S1061757

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    4
    Lisburn is a city in Northern Ireland and is located 8 miles southwest of Belfast city centre, on the River Lagan. Formerly a borough, Lisburn was granted city status in 2002 as part of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden jubilee celebrations, and is the...

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    £74

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  • Snaptrip - Gunn's Cottage
  • 2

    Enniskillen

    Gunn's Cottage

    Ref: S842426

    Reviews 3

    5
    10
    Enniskillen is a town and civil parish in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. It is located almost exactly in the centre of the county, between the Upper and Lower sections of Lough Erne. It was the seat of local government for the former...

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    £102

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  • Snaptrip - Cloneytrace Mines
  • 2

    Ballymena

    Cloneytrace Mines

    Ref: S1365716

    3
    5
    A beautiful village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Known as the 'Garden Village of Ulster, Broughshane has won the Bloom Awards in Ulster, Britain and even in Europe, it also won the Ireland's Tidy Town award. It is packed with stunning flora...

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    £130

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  • Snaptrip - 27 Pinewood Hill
  • 1

    Newry

    27 Pinewood Hill

    Ref: S371999

    Reviews 25

    3
    6
    Warrenpoint is a small port town surrounded by the Mourne Mountain Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has a golf club, colourful houses and a number of pubs and eateries with views of the harbour and surrounding mountains. Take a...

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    £148

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  • Snaptrip - Peter's Farmhouse
  • 2

    Cookstown

    Peter's Farmhouse

    Ref: S776573

    Reviews 10

    4
    6
    Situated at the heart of County Tyrone in Northern Ireland is this charming village, Cookstown. Nestled amidst the picturesque countryside, it lies approximately 47 miles west of Belfast and 12 miles from the shores of Lough Neagh, the largest...

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    £74

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  • Snaptrip - Mountain View
  • Ballymoney

    Mountain View

    Ref: S1077881

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    The peaceful village of Armoy rests in County Antrim, between the towns of Ballymoney and Ballycastle. Renowned for its Armoy Road Races, the village makes for a fantastic holiday destination, with the idyllic Bush River weaving through, views of...

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    £63

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  • Snaptrip - Primrose Seaside Escape
  • Portrush

    Primrose Seaside Escape

    Ref: S1376730

    3
    6
    Portrush is a seaside resort town in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Situated on the border of the County Londonderry, it is within driving distance of the bustling local town of Coleraine and the seaside town of Portstewart. The town boasts a...

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    £138

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  • Snaptrip - Ritas
  • 2

    Newry

    Ritas

    Ref: S1028808

    4
    7
    Kilkeel, a well-stocked harbour town, sits as the main fishing port on the Down coast and is one of Ireland's major fishing fleets. Hosting its 14th century church and laying just south of the glorious Mourne Mountains, this is one of Northern...

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    £128

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  • Snaptrip - Culmore Point
  • Derry City and Strabane

    Culmore Point

    Ref: S243296

    Reviews 8

    4
    7
    The townland of Culmore is situated in County Londonderry at the mouth of River Foyle, where sailing is a popular attraction, and Culmore point's Yacht Club is often used for spotting cruise ships as they dock in Foyle Port. Culmore is filled with...

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    £79

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  • Snaptrip - Old Police House 
  • Enniskillen

    Old Police House 

    Ref: S1291480

    4
    7
    A modest village resting close to Lough Melvin in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, Garrison is a charming base from which to explore the excitement of Ireland. With the Roogagh River running through the village, it offers scenic walking routes...

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    £77

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  • Snaptrip - The Red Door
  • Bangor

    The Red Door

    Ref: S1370360

    3
    7
    Bangor is a university town on the North Wales coast with a large range of shops, bars and restaurants. It is the main crossing point for the Isle of Anglesey with two road bridges across the Menai Strait. Across the water, the castle and pier at...

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    £105

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  • Snaptrip - Riverdene
  • 2

    Omagh

    Riverdene

    Ref: S2170847

    4
    8
    Mountjoy is a small Townland resting in the civil parish of Cappagh, it lies to the north of the bustling town of Omagh. Home to the Mountjoy Castle, visitors can delve into the village’s history and visit its ruins which lie on a hill overlooking...

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    £77

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  • Snaptrip - Bellevue
  • 2

    Newtownabbey

    Bellevue

    Ref: S1359652

    3
    8
    Enjoying fantastic views over the Ryburn Valley, the sleepy Hamlet of Norland provides an ideal base for those wanting to explore the delights of West Yorkshire and beyond. The area provides a quiet hideaway from the hustle and bustle of a busy...

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    £163

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  • Snaptrip - Tudor Lodge
  • 2

    Newcastle

    Tudor Lodge

    Ref: S854888

    Reviews 5

    4
    8
    The city of Newcastle (on the north bank of the River Tyne) and the town of Gateshead (on the south bank of the River Tyne) have been transformed into a single visitor destination called Newcastle Gateshead. With a history dating back over 200...

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    £201

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  • Snaptrip - Carol Cottage
  • 2

    Newry

    Carol Cottage

    Ref: S476933

    Reviews 18

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    8
    One of Ireland's largest fishing fleets, Kilkeel is a well-stocked harbour town that serves as the primary fishing port on the Down coast. This is one of Northern Ireland's best-known vacation destinations, thanks to its 14th-century church and...

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    £191

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  • Snaptrip - 16 Whitehall Place
  • Ballycastle

    16 Whitehall Place

    Ref: S1018604

    4
    8
    Ballycastle is a fantastic destination and touring base while staying in Northern Ireland and was named the best place to live in Northern Ireland in a list compiled by The Sunday Times in 2016. Placed on the Antrim coast, on a clear day you can...

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    £111

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  • Snaptrip - The Sperrin Getaway
  • 1

    Omagh

    The Sperrin Getaway

    Ref: S1271573

    3
    8
    Nestled in amongst the stunning countryside of Northern Ireland, Omagh is a charming village that captivates visitors with its rich history and pretty landscapes. Located at the foothills of the Sperrin Mountains in the western part of Northern...

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    £75

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  • Snaptrip - The Garden Cottage
  • Newry

    The Garden Cottage

    Ref: S820416

    Reviews 3

    6
    10
    A townland and the largest village in South Armagh, Crossmaglen is a historic area in Northern Ireland, boasting a wide selection of amenities amongst its traditional charm. Allegedly named after Owen Lennon, famed for his ownership of a shebeen,...

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    £105

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  • Snaptrip - Crea The Mission Hall
  • 2

    Antrim

    Crea The Mission Hall

    Ref: S1254528

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    The village of Garelochhead developed as a tourist resort with the steamer sailings from Glasgow from the 1820s, and then further with the arrival of the West Highland Line to Fort William. Sitting at the head of the Gare Loch, a sea loch running...

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    £137

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    Northern Ireland Cottages

    Each year, more and more tourists are choosing to travel to Northern Ireland for their holidays. This little corner of the United Kingdom is well known for the spectacular Giant's Causeway found on the coast of County Antrim. However, the tourist board should be shouting loud and proud about the region's wealth of cultural and artistic festivals, fabulous rugged coastline and misty mountains. Not to mention Belfast's industrial heritage, embodied by the story of the Titanic.

    Our large range of self-catering holiday rentals come fully equipped with all the essentials for your stay. We can also provide luxury add-ons such as hot tubs or swimming pools. Visiting with a family? You may like to browse our farmhouses with open plan ground floors, giving an impressive amount of living room space for children to play. Want sea views from your bedroom? Choose a cottage that's walking distance from the coast and take in the salty sea air.

    Our self-catering accommodation really does come with options for everyone. Dog-owners will love our pet-friendly properties, just a few minutes walk from beautiful walking paths. Northern Ireland also has an immense number of stunning lakes in its interior. We heartily recommend our cottages located by the tranquil Lough Erne, in County Fermanagh, offering boat trips to ancient Celtic ruins and marvellous picnic spots, right from your doorstep.

    Best locations in Northern Ireland

    Take in all of Northern Ireland's magnificent, wild coastline, gorgeous lakeland and industrial heritage from one of our hundreds of holiday homes in the region. It's fairly compact, so you can travel extensively from the comfort of your cottage.

    Things to do on your Northern Ireland cottage holiday

    Our UK comedy clubs guide includes some great comedy nights in Northern Ireland.

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    Frequent questions

    • What month is best to visit Northern Ireland?

      The summer months of June, July, and August offer pleasant weather, longer daylight hours, and a chance to experience popular festivals and events. However, spring (April and May) and autumn (September and October) can be less crowded, with milder temperatures and beautiful landscapes, making them ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the stunning natural attractions of Northern Ireland.

    • Is it worth going to Northern Ireland?

      Absolutely! Northern Ireland offers a wealth of attractions and experiences that make it well worth a visit. From breathtaking landscapes along the Causeway Coastal Route and Giant's Causeway to iconic sites like the Titanic Belfast museum and the vibrant city of Belfast, there is something for everyone. The rich history, friendly locals, and unique cultural heritage contribute to an unforgettable travel experience.

    • How many days are enough for Northern Ireland?

      The ideal number of days for a visit to Northern Ireland would be around 5 to 7 days. This timeframe allows you to explore the highlights, including the Causeway Coastal Route, Belfast, the Giant's Causeway, the Mourne Mountains, and other scenic locations. It also provides enough time to immerse yourself in the local culture, visit historical sites, enjoy outdoor activities, and savourr the warm hospitality of Northern Ireland.

    • What is the best way to travel around Northern Ireland?

      The best way to travel around Northern Ireland is by renting a car, as it offers the most flexibility and allows you to explore both popular destinations and off-the-beaten-path areas. Additionally, public transportation options such as buses and trains are available for traveling between major cities and towns.

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