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Dunmanway, Bandon and Kinsale from Clonakilty

Dunmanway, Bandon and Kinsale from Clonakilty

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Dunmanway, Bandon and Kinsale from Clonakilty

05:13

123km

920m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 7, 2024

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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51.9 km

Bandon

Highlight • Settlement

Bandon is a wonderful lively town with many cafes to visit should you fancy a coffee and a slice of cake on your ride. On Saturday morning there is a farmers market for locally produced snacks!

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81.4 km

Kinsale is a historic harbour town at the mouth of the River Bandon, known for its colourful streets, maritime heritage, and exceptional culinary reputation. It lies about 25 km south of Cork and forms the official starting point of the Wild Atlantic Way. The town combines a compact medieval street plan with an open, wide harbour basin that has been strategically important for centuries. Call it the little Honfleur of Southern Ireland.

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93.5 km

Garylucas Beach

Highlight • Beach

A wide, light sandy beach on the north side of the Old Head, with low dunes, an open horizon and a constant Atlantic wind. The Blue Flag status and the guarded zone in summer make it a safe and accessible stop, while the flat entry and spacious beach are ideal for a short break or a refreshing walk.

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122 km

Clonakilty Town Centre

Highlight • Settlement

Clonakilty, with a prosperous past, thanks in particular to linen production, has retained a vibrant energy, reinforced by the desire to rediscover traditions, promote the Gaelic language and encourage inhabitants to care for their environment. The birthplace of the famous patriot Michael Collins, who participated in the difficult negotiations with the British that led to the partition of the island, will charm you with its colourful houses and shops with old-fashioned signs and traditional cafés, including the famous De Barra pub, as well as the black pudding renowned throughout the country.

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123 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

116 km

6.70 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

118 km

4.38 km

111 m

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Weather

Wednesday 8 July

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Clonakilty Town Centre

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