Wexford Hotels

Wexford, Ireland
Positioned on the southeastern tip of Ireland, Wexford lies along the south side of the Wexford Habour near the estuary of the River Stanley. From waves crashing by Hook Lighthouse to voices singing at the Wexford Opera House, this town has it all. A destination for tourists for more than 100 years, it features historical buildings and rolling green hills that showcase the ideal Irish holiday. ... Read more »
Wexford Attractions
- Dunbrody Famine Ship
- St Iberius
- Johnstown Castle
Wexford Activities
- Visit the Ballyhack Castle, a five-storey castle from the 15th century
- See the Irish National Heritage Park
- Trek about the Wexford Wildfowl Reserve
Wexford Climate
January and February are the colder winter months with temperatures ranging from 39°F to 46°F (4°C to 8°C); the summer months from June through July feature average temperatures of 54°F to 64°F (12°C to 18°C). Precipitation falls consistently throughout the year, with average annual totals of 39 inches (991 mm). Visiting is best in the spring, summer and fall seasons.
Getting There & Around
The town is well connected to Dublin via the M11/N11 National Primary Route, as well as the national rail network. With these links, visitors can easily fly into Dublin and then travel on to Wexford.
Getting about the area can be done with rental cars, buses, rail or ferry. In town, however, driving about or walking is most convenient. There are several bus routes for travellers to explore surrounding villages and towns as well.
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