LOVE CONNEMARA COTTAGES offer the largest selection of quality self catering accommodation in the Connemara region. Ranging from traditional countryside cottages to modern apartments, we have something for every budget. We provide you with an in-depth description and professional imagery of each property and its location. You can select from a range of seaside cottages, town centre apartments, countryside cottages and hidden hideaways. Every property has been visited by our team to ensure that we only offer you the highest quality properties in Connemara.

6 bedrooms, sleeps 11. Tigh Gannoughs is a spacious and luxurious property perched on the coastline of the Aughrus peninsula, between Claddaghduff and Cleggan, on Connemara’s Wild Atlantic Way. Perfect for families and friends to share. Pets welcome. Short breaks available.

Claddaghduff, Connemara, Co. Galway. Claddaghduff is a small coastal village located in Connemara, County Galway, Ireland. Situated on the rugged and picturesque west coast of Ireland, Claddaghduff is known for its stunning natural beauty, with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the nearby rugged coastline along the Wild Atlantic Way. It is renowned for its wild landscapes, mountains, beaches, and coastline. Visitors to Claddaghduff can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and birdwatching, as well as exploring the nearby beaches and cliffs. One of the notable landmarks in the area is Omey Island, which is accessible by foot or by car at low tide via a natural sand causeway. Omey Island is known for its natural beauty, flora and fauna, and archaeological sites, including the ruins of a medieval church. The village of Claddaghduff itself is small and charming, with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. It offers visitors a glimpse into the traditional rural life of Ireland and is a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat. Overall, Claddaghduff is a place of natural beauty and tranquillity, making it a popular destination for those looking to explore the unspoiled landscapes of the west of Ireland.