The name Glengarriff comes from the Irish "An Gleann Garbh" meaning a rugged glen. Garnish Island is just off the coast.

Located on the Beara Peninsula, the village of Glengarriff has a network of paths with breathtaking views of the bay. The Glengarriff woodland is the only sizeable remainder of the ancient forest that once covered all the hilly areas of West Cork.

If you fish, you will find salmon, trout and rudd in upper and lower Lough Avoul, Barley Lake and Glasslough Lake and in Glengarriff, Coomarkane rivers. Fishing permits can be obtained locally.

Glengarriff Eccles Hotel
Glengarriff

From € 45 pps

Location
Located in Bantry Bay, the Glengarriff Eccles Hotel is one of the oldest established hotels in Ireland.

Rooms
The Hotel contains 66 ensuite bedrooms, including 3 Mini Suites.

Many of our rooms command panoramic views of Bantry Bay and the historic Ilnacullin or Garnish Island.

Restaurant
The excellent restaurant in the Glengarriff Eccles Hotel which seats 60 people boasts panoramic views of Bantry Bay.

Lounge/Bar
Bar food is served throughout the day between 12 noon and 9pm.

We offer a wide variety of sandwiches, soups, main courses and desserts.

There is entertainment at weekends in the Bar.

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Radharc na Mara (Seaview)
Glengarriff

Modern luxury cottage on landscaped woodland site. Spacious living area. Luxury furnishings and conveniences. Solid pine/oak-pine furnishings.

Ideally located half a mile from village. Breath taking views of Garnish island, Glengarriff Harbour.
021 4346473
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