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Skellig Fuchsia Lodge – Sleeps 6 Skellig Fuchsia Lodge is tastefully decorated and fitted with all modern conveniences. This holiday home comfortably sleeps 6 guests and has 3 bedrooms: Property layout – Ground floor: Living room with open fireplace and seating for up to 6 people Fully equipped, newly designed kitchen with all modern appliances Dining area with seating for romantic meals or family gatherings (seats 8) Separate WC Utility Room with washing machine, iron and ironing board Property layout – First floor: Bedroom 1: Double en-suite bedroom, sleeping 2 Bedroom 2: Double bedroom, sleeping 2 Bedroom 3: Bunk bedroom, sleeping 2 Family bathroom with bath, shower, WC and hand basin Outdoor features: Patio area with two sunbeds set among beautiful fuchsia plants Outdoor dining and relaxation space in a tranquil setting Short walk to Blue Flag Ballinskelligs Beach, Ballinskelligs Castle, and Archangel Michael’s Abbey WIFI available. Free private parking. Strictly no smoking and no pets. No stag/hen parties - sorry. Central gas heating.

Skellig Fuchsia Lodge is located in Dungeagan, a traditional South Kerry village close to Waterville. The village is surrounded by natural beauty and within walking distance of Ballinskelligs Beach, Ballinskelligs Castle, and Michael’s Abbey. Local amenities include a shop, petrol station, and the well-known Tig Rose’s Pub. Things to do in the local area: Ballinskelligs Beach – Blue Flag sandy beach with swimming and scenic walks Ballinskelligs Castle & Archangel Michael’s Abbey – historic landmarks on the shoreline Skellig Michael (UNESCO World Heritage Site) – boat trips available from nearby harbours Dungeagan Village – traditional pubs, local shop, and cultural heritage The Ring of Kerry – world-famous scenic driving route Waterville – renowned for golfing, fishing, and sea views Kerry Dark Sky Reserve – one of the best places in the world for stargazing Local Art & Crafts – visit nearby galleries and craft shops for authentic Irish creations Hiking & Walking – explore trails along the Wild Atlantic Way and surrounding hills Day trips – to Valentia Island, Portmagee, and Sneem along the Iveragh Peninsula