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The scenic coastal town of Wicklow is the county capital with something for everyone. Situated on the hillside of Ballyguile, looking out over a broad bay, Wicklow boasts a superb harbour and some wonderful beaches. The Murrough shingle beach, stretching north to Greystones, is popular with shore anglers and bird-watchers, and it's edged by a grassy pathway loved by cyclists and walkers. Just south of Wicklow, the golden Magheramore Beach is a surfer's paradise, and more sandy beaches, such as Silver Strand, line the southern coast road. Wicklow is a historic town, and its heritage walk takes in the old gaol, complete with cells, dungeons and reconstructions, the remains of a 13th Century friary, and the ruins of Black Castle, which command inspiring views over land and sea. The town, with its snug streets, carries an air of past times despite modernisation. It offers a wealth of good restaurants, pubs and shops, while contemporary attractions include the Coral Leisure Centre and tenpin bowling and arcade games at the Diamond Bowl and KidZone. Visitors are welcome at Wicklow and Blainroe golf clubs, and sailing, riding and horse-drawn caravanning are also enjoyed locally. Annual events include a regatta, an arts festival and a gardens festival.

Places to Stay near Wicklow

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Blackthorn Farm (61.02 miles)

Blackthorn Farm

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Blackthorn farm is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and most rooms have fantastic views. We are minutes from the ferry terminal in Holyhead for sailings to Ireland. ... More

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Woodlands Hall Hotel (61.85 miles)

Woodlands Hall Hotel
Woodlands Hall Hotel is a charming country house hotel is located in a secluded position in Edern on the beautiful LLeyn Peninsula in North Wales.

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Boathouse Hotel (62.13 miles)

Boathouse Hotel

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Just 4 minutes from Holyhead's ferry port and with fabulous views overlooking the marina, the Boathouse Hotel offers en suite accommodation, fresh food, a bar and free parking. On the edge of ... More

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Gwyndy (62.15 miles)

Gwyndy

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Just a short stroll from a sandy beach, this modern, comfortably furnished single storey property makes an ideal base for summer seaside holidays and winter escapes. Situated ... More

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Trearddur Bay Hotel (62.24 miles)

Trearddur Bay Hotel
The hotel has the immediate advantage of a magnificent location, with 36 bedrooms and friendly, efficient staff. It is a hotel with a distinct character and wide appeal where each guest receives the best ... More | visit website
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Holyhead Lodge (62.27 miles)

Holyhead Lodge
The Holyhead Lodge is located just a 5-minute walk from Holyhead Station and 1-mile from the beach. Lodges include a kitchenette, living area with flat-screen TV and free parking. Kitchens at the lodge include a microwave, ... More | visit website
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Travelodge Holyhead (62.40 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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Witchingham B&B (62.46 miles)

Witchingham B&B
The Witchingham is located close to Holyhead Port (with ferries departing daily to Dunlaoghaire -Stena Line and Dublin -Irish Ferries) and close to Holyhead Railway Station. Both can be accessed by foot over the Celtic ... More | visit website
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Wavecrest (62.56 miles)

Wavecrest

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Ideally located 100 yards from the beach yet just only 3 minutes from the ferry/rail terminal and 2 minutes walk into the town centre for pubs and eating places. All rooms at ... More

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Sunnyside Holiday Cottage (63.65 miles)

Sunnyside Holiday Cottage

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Sunnyside provides excellent accommodation on 2/3 floors for familes and groups wishing to stay in the popular village of Four Mile Bridge, near Trearddur Bay and Rhoscolyn and their sandy ... More

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