The 5 Best Outdoor Activities in Glengarriff, Province of Munster

March 25, 2022 Agatha Simes

Glengarriff (Irish: Gleann Garbh, meaning "Rough glen") is a village of approximately 800 people on the N71 national secondary road in the Beara Peninsula of County Cork, Ireland. Known internationally as a tourism venue, it boasts many natural attractions. It sits at the northern head of Glengarriff Bay, a smaller enclave of Bantry Bay.
Restaurants in Glengarriff

1. Beara Way

Beara Peninsula, Glengarriff Ireland http://www.bearatourism.com/bearaway.html
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Beara Way

Reviewed By Go529321 - Drogheda, Ireland

Wonderful drive great scenery only problem roadside very Narrow with very few passing points or viewing spots where you can stop for photos

2. Wanderlust Glengarriff

Ardaturrish Beg, Glengarriff Ireland http://www.wanderlust.ie
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Wanderlust Glengarriff

3. Glengarriff Golf Club

Glengarriff Ireland +353 27 63150 http://www.glengarriffgolfclub.com
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Glengarriff Golf Club

Reviewed By martinpW2778PQ

My 17yr old son and I visited and were made feel really welcome. 9 hole course in stunning setting. And so reasonably priced. €15 adult and €10 juvenile. Club hire also available (though not at the time due to Covid 19 restrictions)

4. Outdoors Ireland

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Outdoors Ireland

Spend A Relaxing & Thrilling Half-Day Exploring Glengarriff Bay By Sea Kayak. Beginning at an old stone fishing pier, sea kayak through deserted wooded islands, exploring sheltered coves and rugged coastline. Experience the abundant wildlife and friendly seals of Glengarriff Bay; a tranquil sheltered inlet, part of the larger expanse of Bantry Bay and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. Or Experience A Magical & Awe-Inspiring Sunrise Kayak On Glengarriff Bay. Whether you experience a dazzling orange and gold sunrise over the quiet waters of Glengarriff Bay; or a mysterious grey and misty dawn over the ancient oak woods - this is an unforgettable kayak trip. While the mountains slumber in their misty blankets; while the oak and birch woods doze beneath the dawn chorus; and the sea sleeps under pillows of seaweed - you will explore the intricacies of one of Ireland's most sheltered bays, with abundant seals, rich birdlife and numerous rocky islands. No Previous Kayaking Experience Is Needed.

5. Bantry Bay Charters

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Bantry Bay Charters

Bantry Bay Charters offers Deep Sea Angling, Mackerel Fishing, Marine Wildlife Tours, Scenic and Historical Coastal Cruises, or an alternative Customized Day on the Bay. Departing from both Bantry and Glengarriff, we are spoiled for choice. Bay fishing is a great way to spend the day with family or friends. Experience the thrill of catching your first ever fish or compete to catch the biggest one. For the more experienced fishers, we offer half and full day Sea Angling Trips, catching Pollock, Cod, Bull Huss, Dog fish, Wrasse, Ling, Conger, Common Skate and Pouting. Bantry Bay and Glengarriff harbour has an abundance of wildlife. On our Marine Wildlife Tour, you have a chance of seeing Atlantic Gray Seals a wide variety of birdlife, including the White-Tailed Sea Eagle, Harbour Porpoise, Common Dolphin and Minke Whales. All Charters have the provision of a safe trip onboard a stable boat Whether you are 8 or 80 years old, there is something for everyone

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