Mizen Head
At the tip of the Mizen Peninsula in West Cork, the land seems to fall away abruptly into the Atlantic. Dark cliffs…
At the tip of the Mizen Peninsula in West Cork, the land seems to fall away abruptly into the Atlantic. Dark cliffs…
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Schull is a pretty Irish coastal village in West Cork. This traditional and picturesque location is home to some of the most beautiful wild places in the west of Ireland. Schull is simply the perfect place to set up shop and discover the region’s most beautiful spots. The village is within easy reach of many tourist attractions, and offers a lovely human-sized interlude, where the village lives to the rhythm of the tides, the climate and tourism.
If you want to discover West Cork, then Schull is the perfect destination to settle down and explore the surrounding area.
The village is close to numerous tourist attractions, hiking trails, scenic routes, mountains, beaches, ruined castles and much more!
Dominated by Mount Gabriel, a pretty mountain that watches over the village, Schull is blessed with a pretty fishing port.
Less than two hours’ drive from Cork, the village is located on the Mizen Peninsula, and is bursting with water sports, cultural, sporting and nature activities of all kinds!
Sailing, kayaking and boating are also very popular in Schull, with the harbor’s calm waters dotted with boats all year round.
One of the city’s biggest attractions is the planetarium at Schull Community College, Ireland’s only planetarium! It offers incredible star shows for astronomy fans!