Valentia Island Escape is a unique accommodation destination for group getaways, small bespoke weddings, yoga, hiking and wellness retreats, hen parties with a difference, and much more!
Located on the scenic island of Valentia in South West Kerry, our retreat centre is uniquely positioned on the Wild Atlantic Way, right next to the famous Skellig Rocks.
We welcome creatives such as chefs, yoga, breathing and meditation teachers, artists, musicians and event organisers, to utilise our space to host memorable gatherings.
Valentia Island Escape is a charming retreat centre with calm views to the mountains and water. We have a wide range of unique accommodation including five cosy retro caravans, a luxurious double decker bus, a unique BoatHouse on land, and an idyllic two-story farmhouse with mature gardens.
The heart of our retreat centre is a wonderful 200-year old Stone Cottage, renovated with love and style. This is the hub of our site.
Valentia Island is located on the edge of Europe, facing the mighty Atlantic and the Skellig Rocks. It is uniquely positioned within the Kerry Dark Sky Reserve and on the Wild Atlantic Way. Enjoy yoga & wellness activities, hillwalking, sea swims, cycling and star gazing on this charming island. Accessible from the mainland by bridge, or car ferry (seasonal).
“This was so fun! Our family enjoyed staying in the double decker bus...plenty of room for all of us. The bathrooms were nearby and clean. We stayed one night and loved being so close to the Skelig Michael boat tour for our morning departure.”
“We stayed two nights in the boat house and it was great! The room and the facilities (shared kitchen, showers and toilets) were spotlessly clean and very nicely decorated. Would stay again!”
“Warm and cozy caravans with a lovely team managing it. It's a quiet and nice place to stay while travelling through the Atlantic Wild Way.”
“Lovely location, design and people running them. Facilities very well maintained and caravans are comfy and easy to warm for the night. Accessible location whether driving or coming by the local link bus from Cahersiveen.”
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