Glengarriff Cottage | Sleeps 6
Four bedroom detached bungalow just 5km from Glengarriff in County Cork, sleeps 6 with great views over Bantry Bay, ideal for families or groups of... |
Goleen Cottage | Sleeps 8
Three bedroom detached cottage near Goleen in County Cork. The cottage features an open plan living area with a multi-fuel stove as well as an additional... |
Adrigole Cottage | Sleeps 8
Four bed stylish and spacious holiday cottage sleeping up to 8 with views of Bere Island and Bantry Bay, perfect for family and group holidays in... |
Kilcrohane Cottage | Sleeps 10
A fabulous, five-bedroom holiday cottage near Kilcrohane in County Cork that sleeps 10 with a sweeping, private driveway and one well behaved pet... |
Goleen Cottage | Sleeps 10
Expansive five-bedroom cottage near Goleen in County Cork that sleeps 10 with off-road parking and pets welcome providing a well-equipped base for... |
Adrigole Cottage | Sleeps 12
A large group luxury pet friendly detached cottage in Adrigole, County Cork set over three floors with modern fixtures and fittings throughout. This... |
Bantry Cottage | Sleeps 8
Modern holiday home in Ahakista, just 10 miles from Bantry large enough for groups and boasting WiFi and a seaside location. Immaculately presented... |
Kilcrohane Cottage | Sleeps 6
-
500m
Detached family friendly cottage in Kilcrohane, County Cork that sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms. This superbly appointed Kilcrohane cottage features ground... |
Bantry Cottage | Sleeps 7
Bantry pet friendly detached cottage located next to the owner's property that sleeps 7 in 3 bedrooms and is just a short drive away from the town... |
County Cork lies on the South West coast of Ireland on the mouth of the River Lee, on an inlet that forms one of the World's largest natural harbours. These are awesome natural settings for a city, which already has a lot going for it, namely the heady mountains and the zigzagging coastline that heads east and west. The West is particularly beautiful with countless inlets, coves and wood lined beaches, all of which are un-spoilt and teeming with wildlife. People come to practice all kinds of vices here, such as sailing, surfing, kayaking or simply indulging their senses in the surrounding natural beauty and pure elements. County Cork is very Irish but definitely has a cosmopolitan air with lots of art, music, culture and is currently experiencing a gastronomic revival with farmers markets, artisan food events and master chefs popping up everywhere.
Whether you enjoy posh pub grub, world-class restaurants, local produce markets or food festivals, you won't leave this place hungry with top notch eateries to be found in the likes of Kilcrohane and Glengarriff. Attractions include the mountain pass, island hopping, the cable car ride to Dursey Island, various ancient sites, ruined castles, forts and interesting mines to explore. Check out the self-catering cottages in County Cork listed here, many that are pet friendly with sea views and children welcome. To see more options nearby, check out all of the Irish beach cottages for rent listed with us, some that enjoy direct beach access.
