Dream Travel To County Cork Ireland

I have chosen County Cork for your trip. Cork is a great choice as it has a  bit of everything you're looking for and is easy to navigate without a car.  

Fun fact: 

Cork City is built on an island in the River Lee and the river splits into two channels at the west end of the city.  

Must try food: You must try the traditional Irish breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, black and white pudding and soda bread. Cork City's English market is a great place to try it.  

Must try drink: Cork is famous for its Murphy's Irish Stout, which is brewed in the city. You can try it in many bars of the  city.  

Most famous: County Cork is home to the famous Blarney Castle, famous for the Blarney Stone. Kissing a rock is said to give you the gift of eloquence. 

  

Good to know: 

 - Time zone: GMT 

 - Average temperature in March: highest 10 °C and lowest 3 °C. - Average amount of precipitation in March: 10

 mm 

 - Local currency: Euro 

 

 Your sample journey 

 Day 1: 

 - Morning: Arrive in Cork city and check into your hotel. Walk through the city center and visit the English Market, a historic indoor food market.  - Afternoon: Visit  Cork City Gaol, a former prison turned museum that offers a glimpse into Ireland's past.  - Evening: Enjoy a pint of Guinness and  traditional Irish music at The Oliver Plunkett, one of Cork's most famous pubs.  

 Day 2: 

 - Morning: Take a scenic drive to Blarney Castle and kiss the famous Blarney Stone for good luck.  - Afternoon: Visit the nearby town of Kinsale, famous for its seafood and picturesque harbour. - Evening: have dinner at Fishy Fishy, ​​a popular seafood restaurant in Kinsale.  

 Day 3: 

 - Morning: Visit the historic Cork City Hall and learn about the history of the city. - Afternoon: Take a guided tour of the Jameson Distillery in Midleton and learn about the whiskey making process.  - Evening: Enjoy a whiskey tasting at the Shelbourne Bar in Cork City.  

Day 4: 

 - Morning: Day trip to the rugged coast of West Cork and visit the charming village of Baltimore.  - Afternoon: Go on a boat trip to see  nearby islands and see whales and dolphins.  - Evening: have dinner at Baltimore's Michelin-starred restaurant The Mews. 

 Day 5: 

 - Morning: Visit  Fota Wildlife Park, a large zoo that focuses on conservation and education.  - Afternoon: Take a relaxing walk through the nearby Photo Arboretum and Garden. - Evening: Dinner at The Ivory Tower Restaurant, known for its local ingredients.  

 Day 6: 

 - Morning: Visit the historic town of Cobh, famous for its maritime history and  the Titanic's last port of call. - Afternoon: Explore Spike Island, a former prison turned tourist attraction that offers a unique glimpse into Ireland's past.  - Evening: have dinner at The Quays Bar and Restaurant, a popular spot in Cobh. 

  Day 7: 

 - Morning: Spend a relaxing day at  Inchydoney Island Lodge and Spa.  - Afternoon: Enjoy a walk on  nearby Inchydoney Beach and admire the magnificent views.  - Evening: Have a farewell dinner at  Fish Basket, Kalaravintola, Clonakilty. 

 Transport: Use public transport such as buses and trains to get around County Cork.  Irish Rail and Bus Eireann offer affordable and convenient travel options. Consider taking guided tours or hiring a private driver to see the sights.

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