Ireland has a multitude of offerings for those seeking a relaxed, slow holiday, says Tourism Ireland.
Options include contemporary B&B The Breac.House in Dunfanaghy, County Donegal. Rooms have an inside-outside feel, a sauna and seaweed bath are available, and there’s nearby walking trails.
At the Fernwood eco-conscious luxury retreat in Clifden clients can pick from a Treehouse Dome (pictured), or Stilt House with floor to ceiling windows. While Cappoquin, County Waterford is home to The Cabin Under The Hill, an off-grid, solar-powered accommodation with views over the Blackwater Valley.
Samsú in Westmeath and Wicklow has three cabins each located an hour from Dublin, with wood stoves, outdoor roll-top baths, forest saunas sur rounded by acres of Irish woodland.
Cabú by the Lakes in Killykeen Forest Park, County Cavan has log cabins, with the choice of forest or lakeside options, while County Fermanagh’s Finn Lough has a thermal spa trail, and clients can spend the night in a Bubble Dome, River Cabin or Lake Villa.
Lastly, The Inis Meáin Stays in County Galway is located on a small island with views to the Atlantic horizon, with luxury accommodation options built with natural materials. See more HERE.
