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Schull is idyllic, peaceful and relaxing. Alongside this there is so much to see, highly recommend the drive out to Mizen head, stopping off at the Altar for spectacular views at the wedge tomb. Mizen head bridge and viewing point are an absolute must. Unfortunately, the weather didn’t play ball for our planned whale watching trip, sea swell was too much. Next time! We did take the trip out to Fastnet lighthouse and wow what an experience. It’s another must. Spending a few hours strolling Caoe Clear afterward with an impromptu dip in the freezing cold sea but so refreshing! And of course a pint at the most southerly club, O’Sullivans had to be had. Wish we had stayed longer, so much more to do and see. And the weather was incredible, we were so lucky.

Was told by a local publican ( D’altons - tell Rory Gerry said Hi !) that this hotel was taken over 2 years ago. If so they have got it right …friendly welcoming professional staff, great food, great location on the edge of the small self contained village. Parking free opposite hotel, leisure facilities first class alongside pool, sauna etc. Restaurant and breakfast well worth the additional cost of the self contained apartments attached to hotel where we stayed. You could not fault it …only 20 mins from must see Mizen Head, the local village of Schull has everything you need, great food, great coffee shops, hostelries, and a variety of other galleries etc., tidy safe harbour village, we’ll worth the six hour drive from the North to get there …a hidden gem …I’ll definitely be back …

Lovely little town, lovely craft shops, cafes, walks, beaches. Nicos restaurant is fab the staff are fantastic. I would recommend driving to access other west cork gems. have fallen in love with Skull x

A lovely West Cork village that makes a big effort to look smart and offers a great welcome. Nice landscaped public spaces (waterfront promenade) and lots of pubs, cafes and restaurants. Also supermarket shopping and a pharmacy, A mecca for sailors.