Pay a visit to County Cork to enjoy what this region has to offer

People arriving in Dublin can hire a car and drive south to enjoy this enchanting region, which is just waiting to be discovered.  

People can enjoy the tranquillity and captivating charm of North Cork, the holiday atmosphere of East Cork, the rugged seascapes and natural beauty of West Cork or the busy and bustling life of Cork City.  

The county boasts a lively arts and music culture that attracts visitors from all over the world, not to mention the world class dining that is also available. The County of Cork have thought of every guests need. 

The Blackwater and Lee rivers flow through the county, through the undulating meadows to the coast and offer breathtaking views as they run in to the Atlantic sea. There is a remote wilderness to be found in Cork, with sheltered harbours and glistening bays offering a seaside feel, yet surrounding this are charming towns and villages and blossoming landscapes.  

Those who want to enjoy the great open doors and fresh air can choose from gentle hill strolls, forest paths or dramatic cliff top walks, as well as being able to go on guided walking tours of the county’s historic towns. The towns of Cork City, Youghal, Cobh, Skibbereen and Kinsale have all enjoyed a long and fascinating maritime past and the guides will be able to tell stories of folklore associated with these places.  

Cork has something for everyone, from bird watching off the sea cliffs of Ballycotton to woodland adventures in Glengarriff and Ballyhoura. 

Sailing continues to be a favourite past time for locals and visitors to Cork’s stunning coastline, with several coastal towns offering harbour cruises, boat trips and whale or dolphin watching expeditions in the Atlantic Sea. Several beaches have achieved the Blue Flag award for cleanliness and surf boarding and diving have become popular sports. 

The list of things to do in this exciting area of Ireland, are endless. 

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