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Located approximately 25 km (16 mi) south of Cork City on the southeast coast near the Old Head of Kinsale, it sits at the mouth of the River Bandon, and has a population of 5,991 (as of the 2022 census) [1] which increases in the summer when tourism peaks.
From walks and boat tours to beaches, trad bars and an exceptional food scene, there’s a lot to like about this lively little town. Below, you’ll find a map and guide that contains: Places to visit in Kinsale: For those that don’t want to leave the town. Things to do near Kinsale: Attractions a handy spin away.
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Located at the start of the Wild Atlantic Way, Kinsale town is famous for its colourful streetscapes and rich history, fuelled by great people, food, boutiques & events. Kinsale is a vibrant coastal town with an energetic personality that will keep you entertained all year round!
About Originally a medieval fishing port, the coastal enclave of Kinsale (from the Irish, Ceann tSaile – ‘Head of the Sea’) is fabled far and wide for its beauty and rich history. Recently hailed by Conde Nast as one of Ireland’s most beautiful towns, it consistently punches above its weight.
Kinsale is an iconic and picturesque town on Ireland’s southeast coast, at the mouth of the River Bandon. Kinsale has long been a favourite stop-off for those visiting Ireland and a common destination for Irish road trips and staycations.
Arguably best-known for its colourful streets, Kinsale is a favourite amongst domestic and international tourists alike. Arguably one of the most beautiful towns in Cork, what it lacks in physical size, it more than makes up for in charm and character.
A great community spirit may not be the whole reason why Kinsale – a picturesque harbour town in West Cork at the start of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way – is thriving but it’s certainly one of them.
Drive to Kinsale, a delightful old town on a narrow inlet of the sea. Formerly a fishing and merchant town, today it is popular for sailing and gourmet food. Join a local guide for a short walking tour to see some historic places.
Originally a medieval fishing port, historic Kinsale (from the Irish, Ceann tSaile — ‘Head of the Sea’) is one of the most picturesque, popular and historic towns on the south west coast of Ireland.