Naas to Waterford from $23: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Local Link Kildare, J.J.Kavanagh & Sons, various

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2h  59m

Estimated price

$23-38

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1h  16m

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$26-43

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Distance: 140 km

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Bus Éireann

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1h 

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3h  5m

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$25-38

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Traveling From Naas to Waterford

The journey from Naas, with its charming small-town vibe and historic streets, to the vibrant city of Waterford, known for its rich maritime history and lively culture, offers a fascinating contrast that enriches your travel experience.

Best Neighbourhoods in Waterford

Waterford offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and attractions.

The Viking Triangle

• Home to historic sites and museums.

• Bustling with restaurants and cafes.

Tramore

• Famous for its stunning beach and boardwalk.

• Popular for outdoor activities and water sports.

The Quays

• Scenic waterfront views and lively atmosphere.

• Excellent dining options with fresh seafood.

Best Times To Visit Waterford's Attractions

Discover the optimal times to enjoy Waterford’s highlights without the hassle of crowds.

Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre

Visit in the morning for fewer crowds and a peaceful experience.

Christ Church Cathedral

Explore during weekdays to enjoy quieter, more reflective visits.

The Medieval Museum

Afternoons on weekdays offer a more relaxed atmosphere and better access.

Waterford Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Waterford enjoys a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, making it a pleasant destination year-round. While summer (June to August) provides the warmest weather, spring and early autumn offer fewer crowds and beautiful landscapes, perfect for exploring the city.

Dining Recommendation

In Waterford, trying the fresh seafood chowder at The Reg serves up a delightful contrast to Naas’s traditional Irish fare, offering a taste of the ocean with locally sourced ingredients. The vibrant atmosphere and waterfront views elevate your dining experience, capturing the essence of Ireland's coastal culture.