We just spent the most relaxing few days in Hook Haven Cottage in Edel's beautiful holiday home. It's cozy, decorated with love and family in mind and is a stone's throw from the famous Hook Head lighthouse. We could have spent days and days exploring the peninsula and all it has to offer and will definitely go back. The cottage has all you need including a well-stocked kitchen for those who love to cook, a wood-burning stove to complement the central heating and very clear instructions from Edel on how things work and things to do and see. We sat, read and took our morning coffee outside in the sun taking in the salty, fresh air, did some circular walks around the area, drove to Ballyhack and took the five minute car ferry to Passage East in county Waterford where we rambled along the coast there and walked along Woodstown beach. We ate seafood in the evening sun at The Spinnaker pub in Dunmore East, spent an afternoon rambling around Tintern Abbey and its restored Walled Garden and had the most delicious, fresh monkfish and homemade chips and local craft beer- again outside watching the sun setting - at the local Templar's Inn a few miles from the cottage. We couldn't leave without a guided tour of the lighthouse which is 800 years old and the oldest operational lighthouse in the world and, as Irish people, couldn't believe how much we actually learned of the history of county Wexford. (The Hook peninsula and the Waterford estuary which the cottage looks out upon, saw the arrival of the Vikings and then the Anglo Normans - whose landing in Wexford was only a few miles from Hook Haven Cottage at Baginbun Beach. We will definitely be returning and would recommend this special place steeped in history.