Kilmore Quay

From Dublin, you can drive to Kilmore Quay (approx. 2.5 hours). Alternatively, take a train or bus to Wexford town and then a local bus service to Kilmore Quay.

Yes, local bus services connect Kilmore Quay to Wexford town, making it accessible without a car.

A car offers the most flexibility for exploring Wexford's coastline and nearby towns. However, Kilmore Quay itself is very walkable.

Yes, there are parking areas available in Kilmore Quay, especially near the harbor and beach.

Cycling is a great option if you enjoy scenic routes. The roads around Wexford are generally good for cycling.

Kilmore Quay village and harbor are free to explore. Tickets are only required for specific attractions like the Saltee Islands ferry.

The ferry to the Saltee Islands typically costs around €30 for a round trip.

Opening hours for shops and eateries can vary, especially outside of peak season. It's advisable to check individual business hours.

No, Kilmore Quay beach is publicly accessible and free to enter.

The Saltee Islands are accessible via scheduled ferry services from Kilmore Quay. Independent access is not typically available.

The harbor with its colorful boats, the iconic white-washed cottages, and the scenic beach dunes are prime photography locations. +1

Golden hour, just after sunrise or before sunset, offers beautiful light for capturing the village and harbor.

Drone usage may be restricted, especially near the harbor and wildlife areas. Always check local regulations before flying.

A versatile lens (like a 24-70mm) is great for landscapes and village shots. A wide-angle lens is perfect for capturing the expansive coastline.

Yes, the Saltee Islands are a fantastic location for wildlife photography, especially for puffins during their breeding season.

Kilmore Quay is most famous for its incredibly fresh fish and chips, particularly from 'The Little Saltee'. +1

While seafood is the specialty, many eateries offer standard pub fare which often includes vegetarian options like salads or vegetable sides.

You can find cafes offering pastries and coffee, like @thegrounds, and other local businesses serving a variety of dishes.

While not always directly available to the public, the seafood served in local restaurants is exceptionally fresh, often sourced directly from the harbor.

A portion of fish and chips can range from €15-€20, with other meals varying. It's generally considered good value for the quality.