International Visitors

Planning Your Trip to West Cork from Abroad

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INTERNATIONAL VISITORS

A Warm Irish Welcome Awaits You

At West Cork Farm Tours, we’re delighted to welcome guests from all over the world. Whether you’re visiting Ireland for the first time or returning to explore the countryside more deeply, we’re here to make your experience easy, enriching, and unforgettable.

Our farm is located in Rosscarbery, in the southwest of Ireland along the stunning Wild Atlantic Way. It’s a peaceful corner of the country where life moves gently—and visitors are always treated like friends.

Getting Here from Abroad

By Air

Cork Airport – Closest option, approx. 1 hour 20 mins by car
Shannon Airport – Approx. 3 hours by car
Dublin Airport – Approx. 4–5 hours by car or train + car hire

By Ferry

Ferries to Rosslare (from Wales/France) or Cork Harbour (from France) provide alternative access for those travelling by car.

Getting to the Farm

Once in Ireland, we recommend hiring a car to make the most of your time in West Cork.

We’re located just off the N71, near Rosscarbery town
Driving in Ireland is on the left-hand side
Clear signage, safe roads, and plenty of photo-worthy stops along the way
Full directions are provided with your booking confirmation

Travel Tips for International Visitors

Currency: Euro (€)
Language: English
Weather: Can be changeable—pack layers and a waterproof jacket
Footwear: Comfortable shoes or walking boots are ideal
Time Zone: GMT (BST in summer months)
Tipping: Appreciated, but not expected (typically 10% for excellent service)

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Your Trip

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Stay a While

West Cork is a region worth exploring. We encourage international visitors to stay at least 2–3 days to take in the coastline, nearby towns, and local attractions.

Check out our Explore West Cork page for recommendations on places to stay, eat, and visit nearby.

Language & Accessibility

Our tours are conducted in English. If your group requires language support, or you have specific accessibility needs, please let us know in advance—we’re happy to help accommodate where possible.

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Don’t Forget to Share Your Experience

Tag us in your travel photos and let others know about your Irish farm adventure!

@westcorkfarmtours #westcorkfarmtours

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Need Help Planning?

If you have questions before your trip, feel free to contact us—we’ll happily offer tips and advice to make your journey smoother.