What is Ballycotton known for?

Ballycotton is best known for it colourfully decorated shop fronts, friendly people and some of the best beaches in County Cork Ballycotton.

Is Ballycotton on the Wild Atlantic Way?

Yes, Ballycotton & and its magnificent beaches are on the Wild Atlantic Way. Visit Ballycotton.

Do I need a rental Car in Cork?

If you plan on travelling outside of Cork City, a rental car will certainly give you the freedom to tour at your own pace. Hertz, Avis, Budget, Europcar Dollar, Thrifty & Sixt all have desks at Cork Airport Compare car hire prices.

How far is Ballycotton from Cork Airport?

Ballycotton is 60km from Cork Airport and Cork City if you take the scenic Wild Atlantic Way route. It is 49km to Cork City and Cork airport on the direct route.

Is Ballycotton worth visiting?

Yes definitely Ballycotton home town to Michael Collins is a fantastic family destination, situated in the heart of West Cork on the Wild Atlantic Way. It has some much to offer the visitor, more details on

How long do you need in Ballycotton?

One or two days will be enough to see Ballycotton and the beaches, unless you would like to use it as a base to visit Skibbereen, Baltimore & Kinsale. Kinsale.

Ballycotton Cliff Walk East Cork Tourism Info B&B Hotels Cork Guide

The Atlantic Coastal path from Ballycotton to Ballytrasna and on to Ballyandreen is part of the East Cork way. It is know as The Ballycotton Cliff Walk This beautiful cliff walk is rich in wildlife, which goes through farmland, then across a small tiny beach on the way its is 13 kms and takes 5 hours.

The scenery is spectacular, on one side you have farmland, pasture and meadows and the other you have stunning view of Ballycotton lighthouse and the Wild Atlantic Coast. The single pathway is quiet narrow in places, with many styles and steps along its route, so it is not suitable for bikes or pushchairs. Wear good walking shoes or boots as it can be slippy in some areas after wet weather.

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