Discover the wild beauty of Ireland in Horse Island! Although located in one of the northernmost regions of Europe, this private island, sheltered from mass tourism, provides a healthy climate for every season and is surrounded by clear, clean waters warmed by the Gulf Stream. The island's air is as pure and fresh as that of many well-known climatic health resorts. enriched with salt. Sandy bays suitable for swimming and bizarre cliff formations line the coast­line in contrast to the island's vast meadows. Relics of thousands-of-years-old Celtic settlements can be found on Horse Island.

Location: Situated off the southwest coast of the Irish mainland.

Accommodation: Guests stay in three natural stone homes (each 150 sqm.) which have ultra-modern and luxurious white furnishings. Each has two separate bedrooms with exquisite dreamboat beds - built in the shape of fishing boats. All have two baths, a sauna, jacuzzi (with adjacent winecooler!), shower, kitchen, laundry, a wood and peat fire, TV, mobile phone and fax.

Dining: Self-catering with full kitchen facilities provided. Have a barbecue on the beach, collect fresh mussels off the northeast beach at low tide (depending on the season), smoke your own freshly-caught fish or learn to bake your own bread in the island's old bakery. There are various perfect settings for a great picnic with a good bottle of wine. Shop for groceries in the town of Skull on the mainland. You can order your daily provisions and have them brought for you by the island staff. A chef can be provided on request. If you wish to dine in a restaurant, the ferry can take you to the neighbouring island.

Activities & daytrips: Swimming, fishing, fitness centre with a fully qualified instructor, tennis court, golf course on the mainland. There is a daily boat trip to the nearby town of Skull on the mainland. You can also enjoy a natural massage completely free of charge under the island's own waterfall nestled between the cliffs. There is a Gaelic saying as follows: "Islands, like women, will always turn a man's head."