Your winter
retreat.
Winter offers are now available for our holiday apartments, providing an excellent opportunity to enjoy a coastal retreat.
Our properties ensure a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for unwinding by the sound of the sea after a day of exploring.
10% DISCOUNT CODE: RETREAT
Some of the most loved homes on Airbnb, according to guests.
These homes are in the top 10% of eligible listings based on ratings, reviews and reliability.
Rated exceptional.
Our beachside vacation properties:
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Beach apartment & loft duplex
★5.0 · 3 bedrooms
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Best beachside views
★5.0 · 2 bedrooms
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Cosy loft on the beach
★5.0 · 1 bedroom
Things to do.
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Tramore Beach
Enjoy 5km of sandy beach with sand dunes and cliff walks. Tramore (Trá Mór in Gaelic, meaning big strand), is one of the most aptly named towns in the world, with its famous 5km golden, sandy beach.
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The Copper Coast UNESCO Geopark
25 kilometres of spectacular coastline starting in Tramore consisting of sandy beaches, coastal walks, cliff-top viewing points, secret coves and dramatic rock formations.
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Learn Surfing
There are a host of surf schools along the Promenade in Tramore, including Ireland’s largest surf club. All necessary equipment is provided but advance booking is usually required.
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Tramore Amusement Park
Open seasonally from around May to September, the amusement park has a wide variety of attractions suitable for all the family. And Crazy Golf!
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Kayaking
Experience the stunning coastal beauty through exhilarating kayaking adventures. There are local providers allowing paddlers to explore sea arches, caves, and tunnels carved by the Atlantic. These tours are suitable for all experience levels, with necessary equipment and safety briefings provided.
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The Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens
Where nature, folklore, and history come to life. Wander through stunning Victorian, Greek, and Japanese landscapes, and discover mythical tales. A magical and educational experience for all ages!
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Splashworld
With a wave machine, water slides, a bubble pool, and a dedicated baby pool, there’s something for all ages to enjoy. For adults looking to unwind, the sauna and steam room offer a relaxing moment after a swim. Plus a fully equipped gym and fitness classes.
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Tramore Golf Club
One of Ireland’s oldest clubs, a premier destination since 1894. 27-hole undulating parkland course, stunning seaside views, and the Comeragh Mountains as a backdrop. USPGA-standard greens, a pro shop, practice area, and a clubhouse with a bar and restaurant.
Best bites and sips.
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Seagull Bakery
Award winning and beloved artisan bakery, Seagull is known for its handcrafted sourdough bread and flaky pastries. With a passion for slow fermentation and quality flavours, it also stocks a delicious collection of natural wines.
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Molly's Cafe
A cosy seaside local spot for great coffee with friendly service, fresh pastries, sandwiches, and breakfast blaas. Looking out at the surf, it’s the perfect place to sit and relax, or to grab something warm for your walk.
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The Vic
Tramore’s oldest and most cherished pub, this iconic venue features a main bar with live music showcasing local talent, and a spacious beer garden with stunning panorama views over Tramore Bay. The Vic hosts The Phat Cow.
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The Phat Cow
Operating out of a hatch in The Vic pub, these guys deliver the best burgers, loaded fries, and wings in town. Check their socials to keep up with their weekly specials and amazing curry nights.
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Beach House
Recognised in the 2024 Michelin Guide, Beach House is a seafood restaurant serving local fresh fish, lobster, oysters, fancy fish & chips, and an extensive wine cellar list. Check their socials for opening hours as they vary.
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Tomatti Pizza
Authentic and expertly made artisan pizza dough with only the freshest ingredients and toppings. Get their homemade garlic sauce to dip those crusts into. Look out for their beautiful chrome pizza truck.
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Unbeetable
A vibrant food truck dedicated to serving fresh, healthy, and delicious meals, offering options that are dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegetarian. Be sure to check their socials for menus and specials.
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Daoti Sushi
Authentic Japanese dining experience in the heart of Tramore. The menu features a variety of Japanese specialties, and the sushi is where they excel. Friendly staff and a charmingly decorated setting.
Discover Tramore:
A Coastal Gem of Scenic Beauty, Culinary Delights, and Adventure
A Destination for Adventure and Relaxation
Today, Tramore is one of Ireland’s most beloved coastal destinations, offering a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Its five-kilometer Blue Flag beach is a paradise for surfers, swimmers, and families alike, with rolling waves making it a great surfing spot - especially to learn. Beyond the beach, the stunning Copper Coast UNESCO Global Geopark provides breathtaking coastal walks, sea caves, and rugged cliffs that showcase millions of years of geological history. Visitors can also enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and sea kayaking, making Tramore an ideal getaway for nature lovers and thrill-seekers.
Stay and Experience the Best of Tramore
Whether you’re seeking a tranquil escape or an action-packed adventure, Tramore has something for everyone. The town boasts a vibrant food scene, cozy cafés, and lively pubs where you can experience authentic Irish hospitality. Seasonal events, including the famous Winterval Festival in nearby Waterford and summer beachfront amusements, add to the charm of visiting year-round. With the Stay In Tramore properties, you’ll be perfectly positioned to explore it all — just steps from the beach, with breathtaking views and all the comforts of home. Book your stay today and experience the magic of Tramore for yourself.
A Town Steeped in History
Tramore, meaning “Big Strand” in Irish, has a long and fascinating history dating back to the early Viking era. Originally a small fishing village, the town gained prominence in the 19th century as a popular seaside resort. Tramore’s most famous landmark, the Metal Man, was erected in 1823 as a navigational aid after the tragic wreck of the Sea Horse, a British transport ship that sank off the coast in 1816. Over time, the town became a hub for maritime activity, leisure, and tourism, drawing visitors who were captivated by its dramatic coastline and golden beach.
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