Ardmore has a rich historical and cultural heritage but the immediate area also has many other aspects to it which are sure to interest the visitor. From an adventure activity centre who will test your mettle, to a heritage group, to much admired gift shops and art galleries, convenience store & cafes, to a wonderful playground for the little ones; all within reach. The world famous beach is only five minutes walk from the hotel and offers a breathtaking view of Ardmore Bay.
The Adventure Centre has been up and running with a number of years now and has proven to be very popular with kids and adults alike. The centre offers climbing walls, kayak lessons, archery and many other adventure activities.
See MoreDelve into the history and heritage of Ardmore and Waterford with this wonderful site packed full of images from bygone eras. Run by local volunteers with a deep interest in their locality.
See MoreWaterford Festival of Food takes place every April in the nearby town of Dungarvan and here one can enjoy culinary delights from all over the world, with an emphasis on Irish produce being the the main focus.
See MoreWelcome to Waterford, where Ireland begins. Waterford is part of Ireland’s Ancient East and is situated in the South East. Filled with historic sites and lush green river valleys, stunning coastline and a vibrant city, this website will help you to plan your visit, from how to get here and what things to do.
See MoreThe Waterford Greenway is a spectacular 46 km off-road cycling and walking trail along an old railway line from the quays of Ireland’s oldest city all the way to Dungarvan. The 23km between Kilmacthomas and Dungarvan is now open for use.
See MoreWelcome to Cork - The biggest county in Ireland has so much to offer that you are bound to find something to suit your tastes. Cork is just under an hour drive from Ardmore and towns like Youghal and Midleton are well worth a visit along the way.
See MoreSituated a short trip from Ardmore, Dungarvan offers many activities and restuarants. The town has seen a burst of tourism as the start/end point of the Greenway is in the heart of the town.
See MoreThe Waterford County Museum contains a wealth of information, whether you want to browse or spent some time tracking your ancestors. Run by volunteers, the Museum itself in Dungarvan is a must-see.
See MoreArdmore Open Farm & Mini Zoo provide an excellent facility for children of all ages. With a wide range of animals on show and with indoor and outdoor play facilities it's sure to keep the little ones busy for hours.
See MoreSee the best of Waterford's outdoor trails. Guided tours provided by experienced hikers. Well worth your time when staying for short breaks.
See MoreSaint Declan’s Way is a pilgrim walking route linking Cashel in County Tipperary and Ardmore in County Waterford. It follows the route that Declan took when going to Cashel to meet Saint Patrick in the fifth century.
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