Crookhaven Holiday Deals

Crookhaven Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Crookhaven

Awesome! You've had your leave approved. Now all you need to do is wave goodbye to office life for a while and book your trip to Crookhaven — ASAP!

Ireland's capital city, Dublin, lies about 310 kilometres to the northeast of Crookhaven.

Mizen Head is situated in Goleen, 3 kilometres to the northwest. This wonderful attraction is definitely worth the trip.

Enjoy some time listening to the swell of the waves at Banna Beach or Warren Beach.

The splendour of Mother Nature is on full display in multiple places around Crookhaven. Just 25 kilometres away, Hungry Hill is a wonderful place to start. Garnish Island sits 30 kilometres away and is another pleasant spot to enjoy some peace and quiet.

Whatever your faith, you're sure to find yourself swept away by the soothing and calm atmosphere of St. Brendan the Navigator.

Are you thinking of swinging by Mount Gabriel and Schull Planetarium? They're right near the middle of Toormore, 7 kilometres to the northeast. Alternatively, you could travel to Fastnet Rock. It's 12 kilometres to the southeast of Crookhaven and popular for Fastnet Lighthouse and the Cape Clear Heritage Centre.

Feel like checking out Dunboy Castle, Puxley Mansion and the Sarah Walker Gallery? Get moving to Castletownbere, 25 kilometres to the northwest, and set up camp. These attractions, along with Derreenataggart Stone Circle and Bere Island Heritage Centre, are all close.

To truly experience a place is to try the local food and drink, so prepare to crunch, munch, slurp and sip your way around Cork. The only thing you need to take with you is a healthy appetite!

Looking for some insight into the local food? We recommend getting a taste for mutton and pork, two staples which go into a variety of dishes here.

Don't pass up the chance to dig into a plate of Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or drisheen (blood sausage). These well-loved dishes are what Cork is all about.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no more scrumptious way to let your concerns melt away than with sweet seedcake loaf, a treat often found on dining tables here.

To beer or not to beer? That is the question. Of course, the answer is always beer. When you're in this part of the world, Murphy’s Irish Stout is the one you want.

Want to get involved in the Saint Patrick's Day celebrations? Put the 17th of March in your travel diary and get ready to party!

With just a little bit of your holiday allowance left, remember to buy some postcards of the beautiful Cork region before it's time to leave.

Flying out? Plan a route, pack up your bag and set an alarm. The closest airport, Cork Airport (ORK), is around 95 kilometres to the northeast.