Coastguard Cultural Centre

Nestled on the stunning clifftops of Waterford, the Coastguard Cultural Centre Tramore is a truly unique destination where history, culture, and community come together. Located in a beautifully restored former Coast Guard Station, the centre overlooks the breathtaking Tramore Bay, providing visitors with sweeping views and a remarkable setting. The building, which was inaugurated in 1874, received a Blue Plaque from the Waterford Civic Trust in recognition of its 150th anniversary in 2024. The building, which was inaugurated in 1874, received a Blue Plaque from the Waterford Civic Trust in recognition of its 150th anniversary on 9th November 2024.

Experience Local Heritage and Community

Our centre invites you to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Tramore. Wander through vibrant gardens, uncover stories from the town’s fascinating past, and enjoy the inviting atmosphere that celebrates both history and modern community spirit. Whether you’re attending an inspiring art exhibition, participating in a lively event, joining creative classes, or simply relaxing with friends over coffee, you’ll find a warm welcome in a space dedicated to culture and connection.

Food and Views

Enjoy delicious food while taking in the scenic beauty of Tramore Bay. Breakfast is available from 9:00 and lunch is served daily from 12:00 to 15:30, making it the perfect spot to savour local flavours as you soak up the stunning surroundings. Coffee and cakes are available from our outdoor hatch to consume in our garden and enjoy the views.

Be Part of Something Special

We invite you to come along and be part of something special at the Coastguard Cultural Centre Tramore. Whether you are seeking inspiration, relaxation, or community, our centre offers an experience unlike any other.