Set on the amazing Hook Peninsula, the anchor of Ireland’s Ancient East, Hookless Holiday Homes are the perfect location to explore the very best that Ireland has to offer. Within minutes of Hook Lighthouse and Loftus Hall, we are only 2 hours from Dublin and within 1 hour of Wexford, Waterford & Kilkenny where you will find Viking & Norman heritage everywhere, you look.

The Hook Peninsula is also perfect for the more adventurous with sea kayaking, kite surfing and coasteering to name just a few of the many activities on our doorstep.

Boasting panoramic sea views, Hookless Self-Catering Holiday Homes in the South East are the perfect location for your family, group, or intimate break away. Situated on a private 5-acre site, they offer seclusion while being in a village setting. Only a short walk from Sandeel bay where you can take a dip in the sea, explore the rock pools or simply enjoy the peace & tranquility of one of Ireland’s best kept secret beaches.

The Hook Peninsula is a hidden gem in Ireland’s Ancient East and Hookless is situated in the heart of the peninsula. Our self-catering holiday cottages are ideally located to allow you to explore this beautiful region.

On-site there are multiple playgrounds, tennis courts, and sports pitches. Evening entertainment is also provided throughout the summer.

For guests with a passion for exploration, two of Wexord’s most popular attractions are just a stone’s throw away, Loftus Hall and Hook Lighthouse.

For the thrill seekers, the Hook Peninsula can offer sea kayaking, kite surfing, and coasteering to name just a few activities on our doorstep.

The beautiful and spacious homes can sleep up to six people making them ideal for a staycation and with sixty-seven homes available, Hookless is also a perfect location for a family gathering or annual group trip away.

Hookless is also a pet-friendly site so four-legged friends don’t have to miss out on the family trip!

“The road shadowing the long, tapering finger of the Hook Peninsula is signposted as the Ring of Hook coastal drive. Around every other bend is a quiet beach, a crumbling fortress, a stately abbey or a seafood restaurant, and the world’s oldest working lighthouse is flung out at its tip”
Lonely Planet