From the people, a sense of fun, a love of conversation, and a welcome for all. An endless variety of fine food and drink. An environment much as it was hundreds of years ago - free from over industrialisation and urbanisation. East Cork's streams are clear, the coastline is unspoilt, while the traffic flows freely on uncrowded roads. No other area in the country offers such a fine tapestry of natural beauty, historical riches and sporting and leisure possibilities.
East Cork presents a treasure-trove of options to the holidaymaker.
Throughout the area you'll have the chance to enjoy the wonderful beaches, sailing, windsurfing, course, game and sea angling, pony trekking, tennis, championship golf courses, pitch and putt, scenic walks and drives, together with bird sanctuaries, a world famous wildlife park, historical riches, and many other notable attractions. Sweeping westwards from Youghal, through Midleton, across to Cobh, the marvels unfold - dotted like jewels across the county. Situated at the entrance to County Cork from the east lies our town of Youghal. Continuing westwards, the traveller will find the picturesque village of Killeagh, and Glenbower Wood. On through the countryside to Castlemartyr and Ladysbridge.