Book Cottages in Cork and Holiday Cottages Kerry online
Kerry gets its name from a pre-Gaelic tribe that once occupied a part of it, while the county of Cork is named after the city of the same name. The Irish version of the name ‘Cork’ is Corcaigh, which means ‘marsh’. There aren't a lot of regions, which you can compare with the beautiful Cork and Kerry, because of its charm and idyllic atmosphere. Despite we tried to find some alternatives for you, which also offer a special atmosphere due to its lovely and untouched nature, its possibilities for recreation or doing sports and the hospitality of the people. Check out below our ideas, if you already have spend a lot of time in Cork and Kerry, so that it's time for exploring a new region:
- Canillo in Andorra
- Island Krk in Croatia
- Bohemian Forest in the Czech Republic
- Oulu in Finland
- Black Forest in Germany
National Parks and Zoos - Cork and Kerry has a lot to offer
Cork’s most visited attraction is Fota Wildlife Park, which has been given the award for best family day out in Munster. The 70 acres of Wildlife Park covers the island of Fota and sits within Cork Harbour, 15 minutes from Cork city. It is unlike an ordinary zoo in that animals and birdlife from around the world are allowed to roam free. Also providing many comfortable holiday homes, Cork is a great place to set up base.Killarney National Park in Kerry is another wonderful natural attraction of Munster. This park is home to a wide range of different attractions. Take a scenic walk along the trail of the ancient Bronze Mines or a peaceful meander along the river. You could also take a boat trip from Ross Castle to Innisfallen Island. Traveling with a local boatman will ensure a humorous and historical adventure. As with Cork, there are many great holiday homes Kerry nearby to rent and enjoy.
Visit Spike island - During your Cork holidays in Ireland
Spike Island is another of Cork’s offshore gems. This piece of land has been witness to Viking raids, many great religious communities and a conquest at the hands of the Normans. So why not hop on one of the popular tours and delve into the rich and textured past of Ireland. Even though there is no accommodation on the island, holiday homes Cork can be found on the mainland.
If a more cultured experience is what you are after, visit the Siamsa Tire Theatre and Arts Centre where Ireland’s great wealth of folklore, dance and music is presented through vibrant theatrical entertainment. The centre runs a year round arts activities programme including, from April to October, its National Folk Theatre productions. Nearby are many holiday homes Kerry.With its accommodation ranging from luxurious hotels to simple holiday homes, Cork is a great place to spend a getaway. With much to do, see and experience as well as quaint holiday homes to rent, Kerry can be equally as exciting. These two colourful and exciting counties allow one to gain insights into living in Ireland and learn about this unique country’s ancient history and culture.
If you like holiday in Cork and Kerry, once you should travel to Pärnu County or Tartu County in Estonia, too. You'll be amazed by this regions.
What are the most popular accommodations in Cork?
The most booked accommodations in Cork are house rentals and cottage. We search from more than 451 accommodations in Cork to help you find the perfect place to stay during your trip.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Cork?
Prices start at just £50 per night. Most cottage in Cork are 112 m² and house rentals are 154 m².
Do you also offer accommodations that are suitable for groups in Cork ?
For your holiday in Cork, we have a great selection of accommodations for groups. The typical house rentals has space for 7 guests.
