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The Maritime

The Quay
Rated 8.5 in 1661 reviews

The Maritime in Bantry, Ireland, offers a distinctive blend of contemporary style and comfort set against the stunning backdrop of Bantry Bay. Situated in the heart of this charming coastal town, The Maritime provides a welcoming retreat for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Guests are greeted by the hotel's sleek, modern architecture, which harmonizes beautifully with the surrounding scenic landscapes.

Upon entering, visitors are welcomed by a warm and inviting interior, featuring tasteful decor and a relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's accommodation options range from well-appointed rooms to luxury suites, each thoughtfully designed to ensure a comfortable stay with modern amenities and elegant furnishings. Many rooms offer spectacular views of the bay or the rolling hills of the nearby countryside, allowing guests to feel truly immersed in the natural beauty of West Cork.

The Maritime features a variety of dining options, highlighting fresh, locally sourced ingredients that celebrate the rich culinary heritage of the region. Guests can indulge in exquisite dishes crafted by skilled chefs at the hotel's main restaurant or enjoy a more casual dining experience at the on-site bar.

For relaxation and wellness, The Maritime offers a range of facilities, including a full-service spa, indoor swimming pool, and fitness center, providing guests the opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate during their stay. Additionally, the hotel's versatile meeting and event spaces make it a popular choice for conferences, weddings, and special occasions.

With its central location, The Maritime serves as a convenient base for exploring the vibrant local culture, picturesque landscapes, and historic sites of Bantry and beyond.

Climate and Weather

January
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Rain free days
February
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March
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April
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May
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June
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July
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August
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September
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October
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November
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December
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What to do in Bantry and near The Maritime

Bantry House
Bantry House
Historic house in Bantry, County Cork, Ireland
0.6km / 0.39mi
Bantry Branch
Former railway line in Ireland
170m / 180yd
Killnaruane Pillar Stone
Killnaruane Pillar Stone
High cross remnant in County Cork, Ireland
1.2km / 0.77mi
St Brendan The Navigator
St Brendan The Navigator
Church in Bantry, County Cork, Ireland
280m / 300yd
St. Finbarrs
St. Finbarrs
Church in Bantry, County Cork, Ireland
0.6km / 0.4mi
Betelgeuse Incident
Marine disaster
5.2km / 3.3mi
St. Joseph’s Church
Church building in Coomhola, County Cork, Ireland
7km / 4.4mi
Garnish Island
Garnish Island
Island in County Cork, Ireland
8.6km / 5.4mi
Carriganass Castle
Carriganass Castle
Castle in County Cork, Ireland
9.8km / 6.1mi
St. James Church
St. James Church
Church in Durrus, County Cork, Ireland
8.5km / 5.3mi
Breeny More Stone Circle
Axial stone circle in County Cork, Ireland
8.9km / 5.6mi
Garinish Island Martello Tower
Garinish Island Martello Tower
Martello tower in Garnish Island, County Cork, Ireland
8.6km / 5.3mi
Sacred Heart Church
Church in Durrus, County Cork, Ireland
8.2km / 5.1mi
Kealkill Stone Circle
Axial five-stone stone circle in County Cork, Ireland
9.4km / 5.8mi
Coolcoulaghta Standing Stones
Standing stones (stone row) in County Cork, Ireland
11km / 6.9mi
Maughanasilly Stone Row
Stone row in County Cork, Ireland
11.2km / 6.9mi
Cromwell's Bridge
Cromwell's Bridge
Cromwell's Bridge in Glengarriff, County Cork, Ireland
10.1km / 6.3mi
Church of the Sacred Heart
Church of the Sacred Heart
Church in Glengarriff, County Cork, Ireland
10.4km / 6.5mi
Castle Donovan
Castle Donovan
Ruined castle in Cork, Ireland
12.1km / 7.5mi
St. Matthias Church Ballydehob
Church in Ballydehob, County Cork, Ireland
12.9km / 8mi
All Saints Church
All Saints Church
Church in Drimoleague, County Cork, Ireland
13.7km / 8.5mi
Cork, Bandon and South Coast Railway
Defunct Irish railway company and system
13.3km / 8.3mi
Crooked Bridge
Railway station in Ireland
13.8km / 8.6mi
Schull and Skibbereen Railway
Schull and Skibbereen Railway
Disused narrow gauge rail line in Ireland
13.1km / 8.1mi
Kilcoe
Railway station in Ireland
14km / 8.7mi
Mount Gabriel Prehistoric Copper Mines
Archaeological site and National monument in Co. Cork
14.5km / 9mi
St. Patrick’s Church
Church in Rusnacahara, County Cork, Ireland
14.2km / 8.8mi
Kilcoe Church
Church in Murrahin South, County Cork, Ireland
14.1km / 8.8mi
Skeagh Cairn
National Monument in County Cork, Ireland
14.3km / 8.9mi
Clodagh Standing Stones
Monument
16.2km / 10.1mi
Saint Fachtna's church
Church in Adrigole, County Cork, Ireland
17.4km / 10.8mi
Church Cross
Railway station in Ireland
16.9km / 10.5mi
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Church building in County Cork, Ireland
19.5km / 12.1mi
Stone Row
Stone Row
Megalithic row of three stones, County Cork, Ireland
19.5km / 12.1mi
Abbeystrewry Church of Ireland
Church in Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland
19.5km / 12.1mi
Holy Trinity, Church of Ireland
Holy Trinity, Church of Ireland
Church in Schull, County Cork, Ireland
18.4km / 11.4mi
The Altar Church
The Altar Church
Church in Toormore, County Cork, Ireland
21.9km / 13.6mi
Gougane Barra Oratory
Gougane Barra Oratory
Church in Derreennacusha, County Cork, Ireland
20.2km / 12.5mi
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Church
Church in Drinagh, County Cork, Ireland
21.6km / 13.5mi
Dún na Station castle
Dún na Station castle
17th century castle in Baltimore, Ireland
22.6km / 14.1mi
St Mona's
Church in Sherkin Island, County Cork, Ireland
23.6km / 14.7mi
Uragh Stone Circle
Uragh Stone Circle
Stone circle in County Kerry, Ireland
22km / 13.7mi
Lauragh Church
Church in Derreen, County Kerry, Ireland
23.7km / 14.7mi
Altar Wedge Tomb
Altar Wedge Tomb
Wedge-shaped gallery grave in County Cork, Ireland
22.6km / 14mi
Dawros Church
Church in County Kerry, County Kerry, Ireland
22.4km / 13.9mi

About Bantry

Bantry, located in County Cork, offers a variety of activities and sights that reflect its natural beauty and cultural heritage. One of the best ways to appreciate the area is to explore the Bantry Bay, known for its stunning landscapes and tranquil waters. Walking along the waterfront provides a relaxing experience and scenic views of the surrounding hills.

A visit to Bantry House and Garden is essential for those interested in history and architecture. The house, which dates back to the 18th century, features beautiful gardens and offers insights into the area's past. The gardens are particularly lovely, with a range of plants and flowers that change with the seasons.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Sheep’s Head Peninsula is a great destination for hiking and walking. The routes offer panoramic views of the coastline and the Atlantic Ocean, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature. The area is also suitable for cycling, with trails that cater to different skill levels.

Another notable feature of Bantry is its local market, which takes place weekly and showcases regional produce, crafts, and artisanal goods. This offers a chance to engage with the local community and sample some of the best food that the region has to offer.

Those interested in marine activities can consider taking a boat tour around Bantry Bay. This can provide a different perspective of the landscape and may include opportunities for fishing or wildlife watching.

Culturally, Bantry hosts various festivals throughout the year, celebrating everything from music to food. These events not only highlight local talent but also foster a sense of community and tradition.

Finally, exploring the nearby Gleninchaquin Park allows for additional outdoor activities, such as walking trails that lead through picturesque settings, showcasing waterfalls and lush greenery. This park is an excellent option for those looking to experience the diverse natural beauty of the region.

In summary, Bantry's combination of natural attractions, historical sites, and community events offers visitors a range of activities that reflect the charm of this coastal town.




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