A warm friendly welcome awaits you at the family run Copper Coast Mini Farm, Waterford, with ample fee parking for coaches and cars. This friendly little pet farm is run by Valerie and Laurence Curran and their 3 children. It is fun and educational for all the family, a safe child- friendly environment where kids and animals can get up

Blackwater Boating is the brainchild of Denis Murray, an avid rower and native of Cappoquin, Co. Waterford. Growing up next to the beautiful river Blackwater, Denis has always appreciated the excitement and wonder of this historic stretch of water. A lifelong member of Cappoquin Rowing Club and native of the area, Denis’ personal knowledge of the river and its surrounds

Ardmore Open Farm and Mini Zoo aims to give families a day to remember. Visitors are given the opportunity to get up close and personal with a wide range of exotic and farm animals. Dedicated petting times are held throughout the day where kids and adults get to hold reptiles, furry favourites, birds and much more. Stroll around the facility

With over 25,000 square feet, Activate offers numerous activities – Soft Play, Ten Pin Bowling, Climbing and Bouldering, Laser Tag, Roller Skating and lots more! Activate Williamstown Waterford Tel : 051 325097 Email : info@activatewaterford.ie Visit Web Site

Located on the Mall in the heart of the Viking Triangle in Waterford City, the House of Waterford Crystal brings a visit to Waterford to a whole new level. The staff will be pleased to welcome you on arrival and take you on a journey to see exquisite pieces of crystal created before your very eyes. The tour is fully guided and

The Museum is located in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ireland and is dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the locality. As the Museum is operational largely through voluntary effort they rely on the generosity of the public – both financially, and in terms of the donation of artifacts. Waterford County Museum St. Augustine Street Dungarvan Co. Waterford Tel :

Waterford Treasures – Three Museums in the Viking Triangle, situated in the heart of Ireland’s oldest city. Three museums within a few paces of each other tell the 1100 year old story of Waterford from its foundation in 914 AD by Viking sea pirates. The massive stone fortress, Reginald’s Tower, houses Waterford’s Viking treasures. The Medieval Museum, the only purpose built