Fethard on Sea Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Fethard on Sea

Been diagnosed with a bad case of the travel bug? Don't stress — we've got the cure. Book a ticket to Fethard on Sea and you'll feel better in no time!

It lies 130 kilometres south of Dublin, the capital of Ireland.

Take a short trip to Ballyhack, 10 kilometres away. Once you get there, you'll want to head straight to the House of Waterford Crystal.

Recline and enjoy a refreshing beverage and drink in the sights and sounds of the ocean at Curracloe Beach or Brittas Bay Beach.

Break out on a journey to some nearby natural sights. 35 kilometres out of Fethard on Sea, Wexford Wildfowl Reserve is just waiting to be explored. Blackstairs Eco Trails, 45 kilometres away, is another pleasant place to find some peace and quiet.

Don't forget to go to other close-by sights, such as Tintern Abbey and Dunbrody Abbey. You'll come across them 5 kilometres north in Saltmills. Not ready to return the rental car just yet? Hook Lighthouse and Duncannon Fort are in Duncannon, 5 kilometres to the west of Fethard on Sea.

Waterford is 20 kilometres away from Fethard on Sea and is a vital part of the region. Close by sights include Christ Church Cathedral, the Waterford Golf Club and the Waterford Crystal Factory. Need more? Holy Trinity Cathedral and Reginald's Tower are also within easy reach.

There is no better way to get to know a place than to literally sink your teeth into it! You're invited to explore the culture, history and personality of Wexford by trying some of its finest food and drink.

Once you stop and flip through a restaurant or café menu, you'll discover that mutton and pork are a couple of ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

While in Fethard on Sea, why not eat like a local? That means digging into a meal of Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato), some of the region's signature dishes.

You might be eating your way into elastic-waisted slacks, but sweet seedcake loaf is worth every last calorie. This beloved dessert will make your taste buds tingle just by looking at it.

Is there anything more satisfying than tossing back an icy glass of beer with a fluffy, white head? Satiate your thirst and rub shoulders with a few of the locals over some Murphy’s Irish Stout.

If you have the good luck to be in Fethard on Sea on the 17th of March, get ready to kick up your heels! Saint Patrick's Day sees crowds of locals getting out and about and celebrating.

Time spent exploring the breathtaking Wexford region is an enriching experience, and chances are that it will have touched you with its magic. But alas, there must come a time to say goodbye.

If you're travelling by plane, it's wise to map your route to the terminal before leaving. From the centre of Fethard on Sea, you'll need to go about 120 kilometres west to Cork Airport (ORK), the nearest airport.

Hotels in Fethard on Sea

While you won't stumble upon any listed accommodations in Fethard on Sea itself, there are a handful of options close by in Duncannon, only 5 kilometres away. Select between the Dunbrody Country House Hotel and Glendine Country House and you're bound to get that rejuvenating night's sleep you're looking for.