Wind: Good 11mph, Pressure: 1016mb, Sunset: 21:35 IST
Sunday - Light Rain
Maximum: 19C, Minimum: 17C
Wind: 25mph Southerly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:27 IST, Sunset: 21:34 IST
Monday - Light Cloud
Maximum: 19C, Minimum: 16C
Wind: 21mph South Westerly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:29 IST, Sunset: 21:33 IST
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ARKLOW
Nestled in the southern corner of County Wicklow, Arklow was once one of the busiest ports in Ireland with thriving boat building and sea fishing industries. It still retains its fishing village character and indeed still has a sizeable fishing fleet. Today Arklow boasts a lovely marina with plentiful berths, excellent facilities and a wide range of marine services. The Harbour also runs sea tours along the coast and a summer scuba diving school. Every August bank holiday the harbour comes into its own as Arklow celebrates its maritime festival
The picturesque main street with colourful shop fronts, and ornate lighting is a bustling hub of local activity. Centre stage is taken by the eighteenth-century bridge known as the nineteen arches and is one of the longest stone bridges in Europe. There is a good choice of places to eat and a friendly vibrant pub scene.
Many visitors come to the town for the beautiful North and South beaches and nearby Glogga beach. There is also a superb golf course and excellent sports facilities. Walkering enthusiasts are spoilt for choice both within the town itself and the magnificent surrounding countryside. Amongst the many attractions close to Arklow are Avoca (or Ballykissangle), the famous ‘Meeting of the Waters’, Brittas Bay and Gledalough National Park.
A true family favourite, Arklow is a magical place with plenty going for it. From the wonderful coastline to the beautiful countryside, magnificent buildings to warm hospitality, you really couldn’t ask for more from a relaxing holiday by the sea.
Comments (4)
19/08/2013 @ 7:36 am
Chan
Who would of thought i would find MC DONALDS here of all places.Arklow is a lovely place wih a smalpopulation .
03/08/2013 @ 2:04 pm
Solo Sailor
Arklow marina gives you a real Irish welcome!!Niall O Toole is very helpful.
Thanks
Mark
26/06/2013 @ 8:18 am
Malcolm Vent
Went to kitties last night, nice old fashioned place with good food.
21/02/2011 @ 8:47 pm
Two Choices
Stayed there for three weeks in 2008 on start of our trip to the Med great welcome and friendly sailing crowd Thank you all Peter & Lu
I recently used the services of Optimum Marine to carry out a survey of my vessel. Oli Byles carried out the survey and I found the service professional, informative and courteous. I would recommend this company. John Heale
The Beehive is one of the oldest and renowned pubs in County Wicklow. Originally established in 1780 as a stage coach lodgings Inn. It is a family run business, recently refurbished to a very high specification. Offering luxury en suite accommodation serving quality home cooked bar food all day and A la Carte menu from 18.00. Strategically situated on the main N11 motorway ideal for golfing, fishing, pony trekking and equestrian holidays in an area rich in historical and cultural pursuits. Irish hospitality at its best. Family and coach tours welcome. Disabled facilities: Private parking. Ramped entrance. Internal circulation space, good. Adapted toilets. Guide dogs permitted.
Drive Thru Operation 5 Minute Drive Avoiding The High St 20 min Walk From Town Centre Breakfast Served Until 10.30am Daily Mon - Sat 8am - 11pm Sunday 9am - 11pm Phone or fax your order ahead for colection Free WI-FI internet connection with Eircom
Today at the Woodenbridge Hotel and Lodge we are proud of being the oldest hotel in Ireland, but we are also conscious of the heavy responsibility of living up to 400 years of continuous heritage and tradition. Each day we strive to blend the best traditions of yesteryear with the most professional standards and innovations of the contemporary hotel industry.
Open 7days a week, 10am-8pm. Hi-Speed Connection. GroundFloor: Access to Email, Internet, MSN, Skype, Gadu Gadu. Printing & Scanning Available. Low Cost International Payphones. 1st Floor: LAN / On-Line Gaming
Kitty's Family run award winning Restaurant & Bar is located in the centre of Arklow and is renowned for a wide variety of quality food and drink with excellent service. The unique "olde worlde" atmosphere is created by the high ceiling in the Loft Restaurant, open fireplaces and wooden floors. Located in the heart of picturesque Arklow Town on the banks of the Avoca River, Kitty's is ideally located to service the needs of both local town life and visiting /touring custom.
Frank Jackson is an independent marine surveyor operating from Wicklow town providing services to all sectors of the marine industry. Frank brings a lifetime of experience of the sea, ships and boats to his profession.
The Beehive is one of the oldest and renowned pubs in County Wicklow. Originally established in 1780 as a stage coach lodgings Inn. It is a family run business, recently refurbished to a very high specification. Offering luxury en suite accommodation serving quality home cooked bar food all day and A la Carte menu from 18.00. Strategically situated on the main N11 motorway ideal for golfing, fishing, pony trekking and equestrian holidays in an area rich in historical and cultural pursuits. Irish hospitality at its best. Family and coach tours welcome. Disabled facilities: Private parking. Ramped entrance. Internal circulation space, good. Adapted toilets. Guide dogs permitted.
Thanks
Mark