Our Inclusive Programmes of Interesting short breaks in Waterford, the oldest City in Ireland, have been planned with you in mind.

In our "Celtic Roots" Three Day Programme we blend the legendary and the mythical, the humorous and the culinary, the creative and the ancestral to give you a taste of all aspects of this wonderful country and to provide a link with it's fascinating past.

If walking is your thing, bring your walking shoes and join us for two days (or more if requested) of our "Guided Walking" Weekends in the beautiful Comeragh and Knockmealdown Mountains and along the valley trails of its many rivers.

Dear Visitor,

Welcome
A lot of people come to Waterford to visit the world famous "Waterford Crystal" and its wonderful showrooms. And that is really well worth a visit, but they miss out on so much more in this medieval city and surrounding areas.

We have put together some interesting short breaks in Waterford. In our inclusive programmes we blend the legendary and the mythical, the humorous and the culinary, the creative and the ancestral to give you a taste of all aspects of this wonderful country and to provide a link with our fascinating past. These Weekend Breaks would make a fabulous addition to your once in a lifetime visit to Ireland.

Waterford City (Port Láirge) is a bustling important city, full of colour and excitement, with over a thousand years of history.The city is the capital of the beautiful county of Waterford. It is the oldest city in Ireland One of the most scenic counties in Ireland, it encompasses spectacular mountain views as well as miles of unspoiled and safe, golden beaches. Pretty fishing villages and holiday resorts lie along the coastline enhancing its maritime reputation. Waterford city was founded in the 8th century by the Vikings, who settled on a river site called Port Láirge, they renamed it Vadrafjord (hence the English name Waterford). It is rich in terms of its ancient city walls then any town in Ireland.

We hope to meet you in Waterford, and until then enjoy your visit of our site and to Ireland

Slan agus go raibh maith agat. (Goodbye and thank you)