Spring into an Irish Farmhouse Holiday

February 20, 2018

Spring is a lovely time of year for an Irish Farmhouse holiday. From February to April on a working farm there is always new life making an appearance. The fields are filled with new born lambs and when staying on a farm you have the chance to get close and personal with these cuties.

Enjoy a variety of farm activities from collecting eggs to help feeding the new farm animals or simply pull on your walking boots and make the most Ireland’s green pastures and beautiful scenery.

You can look forward to delicious home cooking with many farmhouses using vegetables, fruits, dairy and meat from their own working farms. Your host can take you on a guided tour to see the crops and explain the cultivating process.

Take time to relax and unwind in a peaceful, natural and unique cultural environment. A farmhouse B&B makes the perfect base for exploring Ireland’s beautiful countryside, majestic mountains, woodland and coastline walks.

Farmstay holidays are great value for money with B&B stays at affordable prices. B&B hosts provide an excellent service with a great choice of breakfast including their famous Full Irish Breakfast!

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Farmhouse B&Bs are more than just accommodation

October 4, 2016

Choosing the right accommodation when going on holidays is such an important decision, one which can make or break your trip away. Farmhouse B&Bs are more than just accommodation and are the ideal choice when visiting the Emerald Isle. Not only do Farmhouse Bed & Breakfasts provide a holiday base, but they also offer luxury and comfort, all in a home-away-home atmosphere. Hosts are what make B&Bs so fantastic and help to make special memories that you will never forget.

Home-cooking

Farmhouse B&B hosts pride themselves on creating a relaxed and welcoming environment for guests, making them feel as though the accommodation is their home for their stay. They are renowned for their attention to detail, making sure that everyone’s needs are catered for. As well as their warmth and kindness, hosts boast wonderful home-cooking and provide delicious breakfasts using fresh ingredients from their own farm! Home-baking is also a speciality so you can look forward to some tasty scones, brown bread or cookies.

Local Knowledge

Farmhouse hosts always have unparalleled knowledge of their locality and are more than willing to help plan your day’s itinerary. They have fantastic information on the best places to visit, often sharing their knowledge of the area’s hidden gems, ones which are missing from even the best guidebooks. They will happily help you plan your explorations and even going as far as to help make bookings or organise transport. Nothing is ever too much trouble for a B&B host.

Working Farm

Your hosts are also proud owners of their own farm and will be thrilled to show you around, introducing you to all the animals and giving an insight into the daily activities that are required for running a working farm. Overall, choosing a farmhouse B&B is the perfect opportunity to truly embrace the Irish culture and to make unique lasting memories. You will love the company of your hosts so much so that planning a return visit is simply a given! Farmhouse B&Bs are more than just accommodation!!

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Everyone will love a farmstay B&B holiday!

December 16, 2015

A farmstay B&B holiday is the perfect holiday for everyone, whether you are a couple, a group of friends or a family who wants to experience the great Irish outdoors and all it has to offer.

Get back to nature!

An Irish farmhouse holiday is the perfect way to get up close and personal with nature itself. Farmstay bed and breakfasts are situated on working farms where you can get involved with the day to day workings, under the supervision of the farming host. You can watch the milking process, feed the hens, collect the eggs or see for yourself how the farmer’s sheepdog does a marvellous job of rounding up the sheep from the various fields that surrounds the farm. There’s a petting area where you can meet and pet the farm animals and depending on the time of year, be there to welcome a new arrival.

Lots to learn

As well as being a fun holiday with lots to see and do, it can also be educational for children. They can learn where the food that they eat comes from and the process that’s involved in getting the produce grown, sold and into the shops. Farmstay hosts are also fantastic cooks and like to use the produce that they grow as much as possible in their cooking and baking. You can enjoy a cooking demonstration, if requested, and see how your host prepares the bread and home-baked treats for the day ahead. Depending on the time of year, you may be able to see the jam making process.

Scenic countryside locations

An important part of the farmstay holiday experience is the beautiful countryside and scenic locations that the farmhouses are located in. Take a guided tour of the farm and its land and enjoy the many leisurely walking trails close to your B&B. Your bed and breakfast will offer a home from home experience with comfortable bedrooms, an inviting sitting-room and of course, delicious home-cooking. If you are looking for a relaxing holiday and to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, then you will love a farmstay B&B holiday!

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