Location: Rosscarbery
Top Things to do in Rosscarbery
The 10 Best Things to do in Rosscarbery, Province of Munster
Rosscarbery or Roscarbery is a town in County Cork, Ireland. The town is on a shallow estuary, which opens onto Rosscarbery Bay. Rosscarbery is in the Cork South–West constituency, which has five seats.
Restaurants in Rosscarbery
1. The Lagoon Activity Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 125 reviews
Afraid of the water? Cant swim? Don't worry! Its only an average of 3 feet deep. The Lagoon Activity Centre is a place where you can relax, feel free and take in the breathtaking serenity and beauty of West Cork and the Wild Atlantic Way. Why not take on West Cork's only and Munster's largest floating water park, rent a kayak, take the kids pedal boating, try your hand at stand up paddle boarding (SUP), or for the less adventurous, simply relax on our over water deck and pier and enjoy the local produce from our beach hut cafe.
2. Rosscarbery Pitch and Putt
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By PatD177 - Cork, Ireland
We have been going on holiday to Rosscarbery for many years and always enjoy playing pitch and putt in the the Warren. The courses are very challenging. There is a great value weekly offer for families of €50. Highly recommended
3. Owenahincha Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Dina0827 - Baltimore, United States
We found Owenahincha Beach when walking the cliff path from Warren Beach in Rosscarbery. It was a chilly, windy, and rainy day - but we decided to beach walk anyway. So glad we did! Owenahincha is a long-ish beach to traverse. When coming from the Warren Beach Cliff Walk, there is a short distance of road, then you will approach the northeast corner of Owenahincha Beach. Because of the weather, the waves were high, the tide was coming in, and there were a ton of rocks on the beach. It was a great day to run along the water pools, collect rocks, and climb over the larger rock formations. We walked all the way to the end of Owenahincha, then took the path to R598, and continued walking until we came to the Fish Basket which is at the start of Long Strand. The rain had stopped, and the wind had died down enough, so we decided to eat fish and chips outside at the picnic tables for dinner while watching the surfers in the waves at Long Strand. After dinner, we returned to the Warren Beach car park along the same route we had taken earlier. This was a lovely way to spend a rainy evening in Ireland.
4. Smuggler’s Cove Adventure Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Smugglers Cove is a family run outdoor centre for all ages. From the pirate themed adventure golf, Smugglers timber maze, fully floodlight golf driving range, coffee shop, and spectacular viewing deck are all available on site all year round. From the middle of July to the middle of September we open Ireland's largest corn maize maze, which is a big hit for all the family. There is ample parking available in our 3 parking areas.
Reviewed By HelenC770 - Yarm, United Kingdom
What an amazing morning of fun. Lovely staff. Stunning views. Clever little course with many interesting elements. Fun for all the family. Thanks Smugglers Cove for a fantastic trip
5. Nolans Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Sligogem - Sligo, Ireland
Don’t be put off by the sign on the door with kids menu including chicken gugons..!! We popped in mid afternoon to see if there was more promising fare on offer.... Delighted to report very good large bowls of seafood chowder with thick slices of bread were had.... just the job after a lovely walk to Warren beach with an array of sea birds to identify along the way.... a very pleasant interior with fireplace, friendly staff and very clean loos..... well done- but do change that very off putting sign on the door re children’s menu that sells you very short indeed!!!!
6. St. Fachtna's Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
St. Fachtna's Cathedral has been a place of Christian worship for over 1400 years. The current cathedral dates from the 1600's, and was extensively restored in the 19th century. It is the smallest cathedral in Ireland, being the size of a small parish church. It is also the only cathedral in Ireland in which the bellringers can be seen from inside the building (see image) There's a guidebook.
7. Warren Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By TomasC859 - Trim, Ireland
We found Warren Beach by chance and we weren't disappointed. There was a life guard on duty and the beach was clean. Also there was public toilets and showers beside the beach. It was a nice day when we visited. It was enjoyed by all.
8. Rosscarbery Pier
9. Hubbert's Craft Shop
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By JeffSuzette - Phoenix, United States
A shop located in West Square in Rosscarberry with a very friendly and informative lady Nora Hubbert. We will keep in contact with her for sure. Not really a craft shop. She has a nice shop nevertheless. If you are in Rosscarberry, Ireland be sure to drop by and say hello to Nora.
10. West Cork Farm Tours
On a West Cork Farm Tour, you’ll gain a unique insight into Irish farming practices and communities. Walk and talk with some of Ireland’s most innovative farmers and creative food producers as they share stories about their lives and work in which tradition and innovation go hand in hand. It's a great way to connect with the people who help to produce the food West Cork is renowned for!
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