Holiday Cottages in Holywood, County Down, Northern Ireland
Self Catering Holiday Accommodation
Holywood was given its name by the Normans meaning "the height of the son of Nasca". The town is located on the shores of Belfast Lough, between Belfast and Bangor. The town hosts an annual Jazz and Blues Festival.
The Old Priory ruins lie at the bottom of the High Street. The tower dates from 1800, but the oldest ruins date from the early 13th century.
Redburn Country Park is set on an escarpment overlooking Belfast Lough. It includes the mature beech woods and the scrub and grasslands at the top of the hill. Redburn provides pleasant walks in all seasons but spring is the best time to see the spectacular woodland carpet of bluebells, wood sorrel and anemones. Once at the top of the escarpment, the climb is rewarded by breathtaking views of Belfast and the south Antrim hills.
Slipway Cottage : Holywood : Price £420 - 380
Two bedroom end terrace cottage overlooking Belfast Lough and coastal walk. Slipway Cottage is a two minute walk to historic Holywood Town centre, train station and bus stops. Just five minutes drive to Belfast City Airport and a ten minute drive to Belfast City Centre. Full listing ...
