Bounce in a club with Pure Cork pizzazz, revel in a festival or kick back to some jazz. Catch an intimate gig in a pub with a fire or watch a horse race with locals that comes down to the wire…
View allKayak around the city or head north for a hike, see Dursey by cable car and explore Beara by bike!
View allFind a charming old cottage or quiet hotel, in our old merchant city or near the sound of sea swell…
View allSink a cool pint of stout as the fireside roars, there’s a plate of fresh seafood and the name on it is yours…
View allFrom public transport to fish and chips. Read our list of handy Pure Cork tips.
View allDuring your visit to West Cork you will be sure to encounter the musical lilt of the Cork accent and the droll humour of the Cork wit, but often times we find the characteristic which lives longest in the memory is that of the legendary Cork welcome. The warmth of which has seen visitors return time after time, and nowhere is that welcome more evident than when you are checking into your West Cork retreat. So if you are looking for a classy hotel, a charming guesthouse, a cosy B&B or a unique escape, than West Cork is the perfect location for your next getaway.
Surround yourself in lavish luxury, delicious food and best-in-class leisure facilities with spectacular sea views of the Wild Atlantic.
Hotels in West Cork
From remote locations to villages and towns, west Cork has a huge array of Bed & Breakfast providers. It’s a great way to experience world famous Irish hospitality.
B&Bs
Camper
vans, caravans and tents are all welcome in Cork and on this section of the
Wild Atlantic Way there are plenty of places to pitch up.
For true relaxation, peace and tranquillity, West Cork has a large selection of self-catering options to allow you to get away from it all, from spiritual retreats to cosy cottages, budget apartments to converted double-decker buses!
Self-catering options
