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Discover the beauty and excitement of our surroundings! Visit charming Clonakilty, historic Kinsale, and the world-famous Old Head Golf Links. Enjoy six stunning beaches just a short drive away. Adventure awaits on the Wild Atlantic Way!
There are lots of lovely sandy beaches on the Seven Heads peninsula all a short distance from Maggy’s All are safe for swimming but beware of severe weather conditions. Usually when the wind is westerly the beaches on the eastern side of the peninsula are calm and when the wind is easterly the beaches on the west side are calmer. The following are photos of the beaches on the Seven Heads.
Inchydoney beach
11 miles
Broad strand Beach
2 miles
Dunworley beach
3.5 miles
Maloney’s Beach
2.5 miles
Courtmacsherry beach
2.5 miles
Barry's cove Beach
2 miles
Simons cove
2.5 miles
Blind Strand Beach
2.5 miles
The Michael Collins Centre, located near Clonakilty in West Cork, is a museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Michael Collins, one of Ireland's most prominent revolutionary leaders. The center features a comprehensive collection of artifacts, photographs, and exhibits that detail Collins' role in the Irish War of Independence and his impact on Irish history. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, audio-visual presentations, and a life-size replica of the armored car used in the ambush where Collins was fatally shot. The center offers an immersive experience into the life of this iconic figure, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
There a lots of Golf courses nearby the most scenic are the world famous Old Head of Kinsale 18 hole links course and the Clonakilty 14 hole +4 repeat course, which is in Liselean estate. This course is in parkland with many water features.
The Jameson Distillery Midleton, located in Midleton, County Cork, is a historic distillery and visitor center that offers a deep dive into the world of Irish whiskey. Established in 1825, the distillery is home to the largest pot still in the world and produces some of Ireland's most famous whiskeys. Visitors can explore the distillery through guided tours, where they learn about the whiskey-making process, from malting and mashing to fermentation and distillation. The tour also includes tastings of Jameson's signature whiskeys, allowing guests to appreciate the distinct flavors and craftsmanship. With its rich history and engaging experiences, the Jameson Distillery Midleton provides an unforgettable journey into Ireland's whiskey heritage.
Blarney Castle, located near Cork City in Ireland, is a historic medieval stronghold built nearly six centuries ago. It is most famous for the Blarney Stone, which, according to legend, bestows the gift of eloquence upon those who kiss it. Visitors must lean backward over a sheer drop to kiss the stone, an experience that has attracted millions from around the world. The castle is set within extensive gardens featuring tranquil walking paths, mystical rock formations, and diverse plant species. Notable garden highlights include the Poison Garden, home to a collection of poisonous plants, and the Fern Garden, which hosts a variety of lush ferns. Blarney Castle combines rich history, stunning architecture, and beautiful landscapes, making it a must-see attraction in Ireland.
Whale and dolphin watching in West Cork offers a thrilling experience to observe majestic marine creatures in their natural habitat. The waters off towns like Baltimore, Clonakilty, and Union Hall are prime locations for spotting minke whales, fin whales, humpback whales, and various dolphins. Several tour operators provide guided boat trips, offering insights into marine life and the stunning coastal scenery. The best time for sightings is from May to December, making it an unforgettable adventure amidst Ireland’s rugged coastal beauty.
Fota Wildlife Park, located on Fota Island near Cork, is one of Ireland's premier wildlife attractions. This unique park allows animals to roam freely in large, naturalistic environments, providing visitors with an immersive experience. The park is home to a wide variety of species, including giraffes, kangaroos, cheetahs, and red pandas. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, educational talks, and interactive exhibits while exploring beautifully landscaped grounds. Fota Wildlife Park is dedicated to conservation and education, making it a must-visit destination for animal lovers and families.
Courtmacsherry which is only 2.5 miles away will cater for all maritime activities from getting chartered boats for Diving, Sea angling most commonly for Mackerel and pollock, shark fishing, Whale dolphin and basking shark watching. Canoe, paddle board, self drive boats and electric bicycle hire can be got at the pier.There are surf schools in nearby Inchydoney and Garretstown
There are some fantastic cycling routes on the Seven Heads peninsula. Bikes can be rented in Clonakilty and electric bikes can be had in Courtmacsherry.We offer two complementary bikes and helmets at Maggy’s
The Seven Head peninsula is a walker's paradise with a whole range of spectacular scenery. There are 42.5 km of planned walkways on the peninsula with short walks included. We provide a booklet at Maggy’s with detail on the routes giving maps, local history, flora and fauna etc. We could describe the scenery but better to let the following photos speak for themselves.
There is no shortage of Pubs and restaurants in the area. Some have music, enquire locality.Butlerstown. 2 miles The closest pub to Maggy’s is O'Neills. It is a very quaint country pub and you would never know who would drop in. The Grange Tavern 2.5 miles is another country pub and has music some nights
The pubs have music some nights
Clonakilty is a very lively town with lots of fine pubs and restaurants. De Barras is world famous as a music venue and An Teach Beag has traditional music most nights of the week
Maggy’s Wood is a traditional cottage/farmhouse that is over 200 years old. The outside looks like it came from a bygone era with a thatched roof on the stable and white washed walls. All set in peaceful nature with a ½ acre woodland and garden right next to the cottage. It's a wonderful place to watch the stars and planets as there is very little light pollution there.
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