When National Geographic hailed The Wild Atlantic Way one of the most beautiful places in the world it was without doubt with good reason. This famous 2,500 km tourist trail stretches along the entire west coast of Ireland and passes through 9 counties and 3 provinces. Typically the route begins Read more…
Eyeries Village Eyeries is a beautiful colourful village located on The Beara Peninsula in County Cork. It is one of the most South – Westerly villages in Ireland and overlooks Coulagh Bay and the mouth of the Kenmare River. It is ideally perched on the Wild Atlantic Way and boasts Read more…
Kenmare is a small town in the south of county Kerry. It is conveniently located on two Irish tourist routes, the gateway to the Ring of Beara and the Ring of Kerry. It is also located on the Wild Atlantic Way. Kenmare is a jewel in the ring of Kerry Read more…
Caherciveen meaning ‘Little Sadhbh’s stone ring fort’ is a coastal town on the Iveragh Peninsula in Co.Kerry. The town has a population of approximately 1200 people and is located on the famous Ring of Kerry and The Wild Atlantic Way. It is an original town in County Kerry as it Read more…
Sneem is a picturesque little town on the Iveragh Peninsula in Co.Kerry. It is perfectly located on each of The Wild Atlantic Way, The Ring of Kerry and The Kerry Way routes. The Kerry Way is one of Ireland’s longest and most signposted walking trails. The town of Sneem has Read more…
Youghal is a coastal town located approximately 48 km from Cork city. This vibrant town has one of the few remaining medieval churches that to this day is still in continuous use. Youghal holds many festivals and events so you will find plenty to do in all weather conditions. There Read more…
Clonakilty is a costal town in West Cork approximately 55 km from Cork city. In 2017 The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland recognised Clonakilty as ‘Best Town in Europe’ and ‘Best Place of the Year’. Clonakilty is rich in history and has a number of pre Celtic sites. Read more…
Dingle town is located in southwest Ireland on the Dingle Peninsula facing the Atlantic sea. National Geographic once described it as the most beautiful place on earth. It is an extremely popular tourist destination. Since 1984 Fungie the friendly bottlenose dolphin has been living along the harbour and in close Read more…
History Cobh is located in the south of Ireland approximately 22 km from Cork city. It has a lot of history to explore and is well known as the ill fated Titanic’s last port of call in 1912. The town was previously known as Queenstown after a visit from Queen Read more…
About Kinsale Kinsale is a coastal town in County Cork in Southern Ireland located approximately 22 km from Cork City and just 25 km from Cork airport. The town is well known for its many gourmet restaurants including the Michelin starred Bastion restaurant. There are many annual gourmet food festivals Read more…