Coastal waters off the West Cork coast are a key feeding area for a number of whales and dolphins covering over seven months of the year. Fin whales, humpback whales and minke whales are regularly seen along with common dolphins. Other species frequently encountered are seals and porpoises along with a wide variety of birdlife rarely encountered….  Read More: Whale Watching in West Cork

Inish Beg has its own indoor swimming pool and there is a pool available in Baltimore….  Read More: Swimming Pools in West Cork

Sea kayaking and rowing are popular past times in West Cork. Enjoy an outing while you are on your stay at Inish Beg….  Read More: Sea Kayaking, Rowing & Canoing in West Cork

Diving centres located in Baltimore provide you with a chance to enjoy scuba diving during your holiday, whether you are an experienced diver or want to try it out for the first time….  Read More: Scuba Diving in West Cork

There are opportunities for sailing from local marinas throughout the year and during the summer there are a number of very popular regattas….  Read More: Sailing in West Cork

Whether you prefer deep sea fishing or river angling, West Cork has a wide range of spots for you. Whether you want to find a quiet spot to yourself or join in o a local film festival, you will find fishing from the shores of West Cork a very satisfying activity….  Read More: Fishing in West Cork

CH Marine in Skibbereen is Ireland’s largest chandlery / marine supplier. Maritime maps may also be bought at Bushe’s Bar in Baltimore….  Read More: Chandlery in West Cork

Irish Water Sports, located at Inish Beg, offers power boating rentals and courses or let us take you for a Great Day Out with a visit to the local islands. There are a number of other providers that provide transportation to the islands or other amazing boat trips along the coast….  Read More: Boat Trips in West Cork