Sailing Holidays & Powerboat Training Cork Ireland

The magic of Adrigole is being discovered as small businesses are starting to expand and provide products and services for locals and tourists alike. But the wonderful thing is they are all sensitive not to make too much of a commercial impact - keeping Adrigole a place of tranquil beauty for all to discover.

BEARA CHAIR AND DRIFT WOOD
Find a fine selection of amazing garden furniture, from hand made greenwood to fun fold up banches and picnic tables. Look at www.thebearachair.com .

All available to browse at in the most beautiful location.

MOSSIES RESTAURANT
Set in the beautiful period Ulusker House. Serving lunches, afternoon teas and better known for the exceptional evening meals - drinks in front of a roaring fire, dining on fine china, good food and a friendly service. Dave & Linda 027 60606 or email mossies@eircom.net

MURPHYS BAR
A friendly local pub run by Annie Murphy and family, great for a chat and game of pool. Found opposite the church.

ADRIGOLE FINE ARTS AND CRAFTS
An extordinary store with a wealth of unusual crafts and fine arts. CLICK ABOVE AND FIND OUT MORE. Gerry 027 60234

SUGARLOAF BAR A local bar on the East end of Adrigole, with an excellent little grocery store that sells all the basics you need.

GLENBROOK BAR AND COFFEE SHOP A cosy front bar and a larger back bar with pool table and big SKY TV. Lovely beer gardens. Food served in high season. APPROVED IN THE GOOD FOOD GUIDE - Fishermans Platter speciality

DRIFTWOOD KRAFTS
A beautiful little shop with a delightful selection of local earthly arts & crafts. Irene 027 60236

PEGS SHOP
A wonderful little store painted bright yellow and blue, with an amazing range of fresh and local produce. Peg herself, daughter Maureen or grandaughter Margaret will always greet you with a warm smile. This is also where the post gets sorted a

HUNGRY HILL MOUNTAIN & WATERFALL
600m of mountain looming over the bay with Ireland's tallest waterfall tumbling down to a beautiful stream winding its way to Adrigole Harbour.

TIM HEALY PASS
Wind your way up this incredible pass, dodging the relaxed sheep and enjoying the waterfalls, to be treated to a beautiful view of Glen Lough. The pass takes you down to Lauragh (pronounced Larack) a pretty village with a cosy pub.

ADRIGOLE HARBOUR
The bay itself is quiet and waters are incredibly clear. The coloney of seals bask in the sun when the tide exposes their little islands. Hawthorn Island is in the centre of the harbour giving a good focal point. A small mussel farm produces a good crop of big healthy mussels. For yachtsmen, the Marine Institute laid down 7 substantial moorings for visiting yachtsmen. The pier and slipway where West Cork Sailing is situated provides easy access for watersports enthusiasts and a fresh water tap is on the pier wall for all to use.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL WONDERS
The hills and valleys that surround Adrigole are scattered with interesting wonders - Wedge Graves, Ogham Stone, Standing Stones, Ancient Church. Alll unspoilt and make facinating discoveries.

FLORA
The land is rich in rare flora that has been undisturbed and allowed to grow amongst the fields and coastline.

Adrigole Facilities