Kinsale’s Old Head
If you like cliffs, and want to get away from the traditional Cliffs of Moher outings, be sure to take a trip…
If you like cliffs, and want to get away from the traditional Cliffs of Moher outings, be sure to take a trip…
Standing at the tip of the spectacular Old Head of Kinsale peninsula, Old Head Lighthouse appears to stand guard over the vast…
Charles Fort in Kinsale is a medieval Irish fortress overlooking the sea. An exceptional place to visit to learn more about the…
Kinsale James Fort is a superb 17th-century Irish fort on the outskirts of the village of Kinsale. Built opposite the River Bandon,…
Passing through Kinsale? Don’t hesitate to take a short hike along “The Kinsale Loop”, a 6-kilometre loop that will show you the…
Desmond Castle is a 16th-century Kinsale castle. In the form of a square tower, it was used as a "Customs House" until…
Old Head Golf Links is a superb golf course located on the Kinsale peninsula in County Cork. Installed since 1977, this green…
The Kinsale Regional Museum is a Kinsale museum devoted entirely to the town's history... Located in the heart of the village, in…
If you like authentic guided tours, don’t miss the Kinsale Heritage Town Walks, offered by Kinsale resident Dermot Ryan. A village guide…
If you like original tours, we recommend the Kinsale Ghost Tour, a guided tour of the town of Kinsale offered between 9pm…
On May 7, 1915, the torpedoing of the liner Lusitania by a German submarine off the coast of Ireland led to the tragic deaths…
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Perched at the tip of a spectacular headland in County Cork, Old Head of Kinsale Lighthouse is one of those places often…
There’s no village more authentic than Kinsale in County Cork. Imagine a small village nestled in the Bandon estuary, a few boats bobbing here and there in the bay, a few Irishmen silently tugging at their fishing nets amidst colorful houses… and you’ll already have a glimpse of the little paradise that is the village of Kinsale!
It’s an ideal place to spend a few days, just 30 minutes from Cork. The village is also known as the gastronomic capital of Ireland, thanks to its bold and tasty restaurants. So a word of advice: come hungry!
There’s no shortage of charm in Kinsale, a picturesque seaside village in County Cork. Once a medieval fishing port, this adorable town is now home to lively boutiques, tasty restaurants and activities for the whole family. Just 30 minutes from Cork, it’s the perfect place to spend a weekend.
For Kinsale lives by the sea, its tides and fishing. In fact, the village is particularly renowned for its gastronomy, combining fish and seafood, all accompanied by Guinness! In fact, the area is considered the gastronomic capital of Ireland, thanks to the presence of some absolutely remarkable restaurants!
This is where you can enjoy traditional Irish dishes… all made with fresh, tasty produce!