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Wexford B&Bs
B&Bs in Wexford for the sunny south east and the coast
Wexford earns its nickname as the Sunny South East fairly, recording some of the highest sunshine figures anywhere in Ireland, and its coastline runs from Rosslare's ferry port up through Curracloe's long strand to Wexford town's quays on the River Slaney. Inland, Gorey and Bunclody give the county a farming, market-town character away from the water.
Wexford town
Wexford town, built along the Slaney estuary, hosts the Wexford Opera Festival each autumn and keeps a compact old quarter of narrow streets close to the quays. A B&B here suits a short coastal city break as well as a base for touring the rest of the county.
Rosslare and the coast
Rosslare Europort runs regular ferry sailings to France, making a B&B nearby a practical first or last night for anyone travelling by sea, while Curracloe's long sandy beach a little further up the coast draws walkers and families rather than ferry passengers.
B&Bs near Hook Head and the Norman heritage coast
Hook Head Lighthouse, near Arthurstown, is one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world, marking a stretch of coastline that saw the first Norman landing in Ireland at Baginbun in 1169. A B&B around Arthurstown or Carrig-on-Bannow puts this quieter southern peninsula within easy reach.
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Not sure where to base yourself?Wexford B&Bs for Gorey, Bunclody and Johnstown Castle
Away from the coast, Wexford's inland towns give the county a slower, farming rhythm, with the Wexford Wildfowl Reserve and Johnstown Castle's gardens giving inland visitors plenty of their own reasons to stop.
Gorey and Camolin
Gorey, in the north of the county, sits close to Camolin and the road toward Wicklow, a practical base for anyone splitting a trip between the two counties or breaking a longer journey south.
Bunclody and the Blackstairs
Bunclody sits at the foot of the Blackstairs Mountains on the Wexford and Carlow border, with Barntown, Killurin and Castlebridge closer to Wexford town giving a quieter rural alternative for anyone wanting the county town within a short drive.
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Frequently asked
B&Bs in Wexford, common questions
Why is Wexford called the Sunny South East?
Wexford genuinely records some of the highest sunshine hours in Ireland, a reputation borne out by its long stretches of beach at Curracloe and Rosslare.
Is Rosslare a good base for a ferry crossing to France?
Yes, Rosslare Europort runs regular sailings to France, and a B&B nearby means an easy start for a morning departure or a proper meal and bed straight off an evening arrival.
What is there to see around Hook Head?
Hook Head Lighthouse near Arthurstown is one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world, and the surrounding coastline around Baginbun marks the site of the first Norman landing in Ireland in 1169.
Is Wexford town worth staying in outside opera festival season?
Yes, the old quarter and quays along the Slaney give Wexford town its own character year round, with Johnstown Castle's gardens and the Wildfowl Reserve both a short drive away regardless of the season.
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