Baltray accommodation from NZ$170

Check out the Aaron Vale B & B as well as the Ashbourne House Hotel. The Aaron Vale B & B is situated 7 kilometres away from the middle of Baltray. The Ashbourne House Hotel is located 25 kilometres away. You could also check out the rates and amenities at the Crowne Plaza Dundalk or the Krakow B&B.

After you've cruised Baltray for a while, be sure to set aside a few more days to discover East Coast and Midlands' other offerings. Visit the castles in East Coast and Midlands, or simply head off with that someone special and admire the region's beaches. In this part of Ireland, energetic types might enjoy mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.

Kick back and spend the day discovering the Martello Tower, Magdalene Tower and Millmount Museum, which you'll find in Drogheda, 5 kilometres to the southwest of Baltray. Should you wish to spend a few nights in Drogheda, check out the room rates at the Westcourt Hotel and Boyne Valley Hotel. 30 kilometres to the north of Baltray, you can also stay at Dundalk, home to the Imperial Hotel and Heritage B&B. If you stay in Dundalk, set aside a little time to check out the Oriel Park, Proleek Dolmen and Dundalk Golf Club.

Before your Baltray trip comes to an end, why not spend an hour or two rubbing shoulders with fellow sports obsessives at a local match? 3Arena is 45 kilometres to the south of Baltray. The Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane formerly 'Maldron Cardiff Lane' and the Sleeps 8 Free Parking in City Centre are close to the action.

Visitors arriving or departing via Dublin Airport might like to book some accommodation at the Dublin Airport Manor or the Holiday Inn Express Hotel Dublin Airport, which are both a short drive away.