Berehaven Lodge

Here at Berehaven Lodge, we have fifteen 4-Star (Failte Ireland Approved) self-catering, private lodges. The lodges are set in an 11 acre site which has its own private beach and marina, and overlooks Bere Island and Berehaven Harbour.

Each Lodge has three-bedrooms, comfortably accommodating up to six people

3 bedrooms – an upstairs double room and twin room, both of which are en-suite. A downstairs double room. Three bathrooms and a separate WC/washroom – Jacuzzi in the main upstairs bathroom Wide screen satellite television and DVD players Quality, select furnishings as standard Individual private decked patio area with garden furniture Garden area providing yet further space to make the most of the beautiful surroundings. Houses have open plan Living/Dining/Kitchen area Houses have open fires. Kitchens have cooker, large double fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and washer/dryer. Oil-fired central heating throughout with thermostatic controls. We also have a separate one-bedroomed lodge which we reserve as our bridal/honeymoon suite – but this may be available at certain times of the year, so if you would like a nice romantic break for two, don’t hesitate to ask about it!

Facilities

Children’s play area Large outdoor chess Giant connect four and Jenga Private beach Private marina & slipway Location

Berehaven Harbour is the second largest natural harbour in the world and has a wealth of history behind it. The town and port were originally engaged in the export of copper from the nearby Allihies mines and was later the sea base for the English Atlantic Fleet from the early 1800s until it was handed back by the British in 1939.

There are plenty of things to do and see in the areas around Castletownbere. Whether organising trips on a RIB around the island or kayaking with seals, we can help you have a fabulous break. The Ring and neighbouring areas of the south-west provide excellent cycling adventures from the pro to the amateur, we can help plan your perfect challenge.

For hill walkers, the unforgiving and bleak Hungry Hill will set you a challenge not to be forgotten or for a more sedentary excursion why not visit nearby Glengarriff with its unusual Mediterranean climate, Bamboo Park and boat trips to Garnish Island – commonly revered as a botanist’s paradise!

It is hard to come to Ireland, especially West Cork, and not be amazed by the wonderful Golf Courses on offer. Berehaven Golf Course is just up the road where you can enjoy 9 holes overlooking breathtaking views of Bere Island and Berehaven Harbour. Or try your luck at nearby Glengarriff’s beautiful 18-hole course. Wherever you choose to tee off, you will not be left disappointed or unchallenged.

Note: There is free wifi in the reception/foyer area. While currently upgrading the service to the houses, we, do not at this point offer wifi in the houses, or claim to. Mobile phone coverage is fine – but the quality varies even as you walk around the Lodge.

Good to know • House trained dogs only • Additional charge of €25 per dog • Sleeps up to six people • Private garden and outside dining area • Security deposit of €100