Lakeshore Holiday Village

These holiday homes have their possess nature and attraction. Each has been entirely furnished, bedecked and outfitted with your console in mind. Intended to contentedly accommodate six people.

As the gateway to the garden of Ireland, Blessington is an perfect touring base from which to travel around the many attractions of the area. Prosperous in the past and civilization - discover the antique simple city of Glendalough or walk through the five traditional gardens / archeological and chronological leftovers.

Lakeshore is a refuge of recreation or a fun filled holiday; the area offers Angling, Golf, Orienteering, Horse riding, Sailing or a trip to the Races if you feel your fortune is in!

Wicklow’s main attractions are Wicklow’s Historic Gaol, Powerscourt House and Gardens, Powerscourt Waterfall, Glendalough, Avoca, Russborough and Mount Usher Gardens.

Local Amenities

Angling: Accessible in the lakes in the folds of the Wicklow foothills.

Golf: The area offers 25 quality courses, featuring some of the most testing in Ireland. Tulfarris Golf Resort is located on a 200 acre estate overlooking the Blessington Lakes at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains.

Orienteering: Mountaineers and ramblers will get pleasure from the nearby forests and shorelines

Horse riding: Trekking in the local woodland next to the lake in stunning countryside.

Watersports: Canoe, windsurf or sail in the fine-looking Blessington Lakes.

Other Activities: Eve Studio Pottery - The paint-on-pottery studio offers adults and children the possibility to plan their own exclusive section of earthenware. Russborough, The house, which is marvelously maintained and sumptuously furnished, contains paintings from the Beit Collection, very well furniture, carpets, chinaware and silver. Blessington Lakes, casing 500 acres water. The Lakes were shaped 50 years ago by the building of the Poulaphouca Dam. Blessington - Town Walk Polaphuca Reservoir has a very motivating past, constructed in the 1930s many homes and villages were covered, as the valley was swamped.