Set off on a stunning coastal walk through rural Cork on an unforgettable stroll on the Ballycotton Cliff Walk. Take in unparalleled views of the roaring Atlantic Ocean and watch as waves crash into the base of the Ballycotton Cliffs.

Follow in the footsteps of Donal Cam O'Sullivan Beare, chief of the 17th century O’Sullivan clan, on this easy route through Cork, Limerick and Tipperary. You’ll take in rich pastureland, forest trails, river banks and more as you gently ascend 1,700m.

Explore the County Cork and Kerry coastline on a bracing 206km loop of the Beara Peninsula. Pleasantly remote and surrounded by incredible seascapes, the charm of this Wild Atlantic Way stretch is plain to see.

Garryvoe Beach is a pebble beach located in the village on Garryvoe in County Cork. It is a popular beach with families and has a playground nearby.

The Blackwater Way (the combined Duhallow and Avondhu Ways) is a 168 kilometre linear long distance walking route that stretches from the borders of west County Waterford across north County Cork and into the County of Kerry.

The Regional Park Ballincollig has ample free parking, several playing pitches, a skate park, river walks, numerous picnic areas, woodland trails and paved walkways as well as being a National Monument status site.