Welcome to the charming village of Crosshaven, nestled in South County Cork, right where the Owenabue estuary meets Cork Harbour. It's just a short journey from Cork City and even closer to Cork Airport and Ringaskiddy, making it a perfect spot for a delightful escape.

Crosshaven has made a name for itself both nationally and internationally as a hub for sailing and angling enthusiasts. With a rich and vibrant seafaring and boat-building heritage, it perfectly complements its breathtaking surroundings.

Visit Crosshaven to unwind in one of the cozy cafes or lively bars, or perhaps enjoy a leisurely walk soaking in the picturesque blend of land, river, and sea views. There are scenic walks to explore, opportunities for a relaxing day of fishing, delicious food to savour, and a variety of sports to try out. As the day winds down, kick back in one of the local spots and enjoy some music and the famous Irish "craic."

Crosshaven is ever-growing and full of surprises, offering a wide range of services and activities including walking, trekking, cycling, golfing, tennis, fishing, sightseeing, shopping, music, art, culture, history, and heritage. Take a stroll through the history and architecture of Crosshaven with walks that reveal its hidden gems—from the beaches to the historic Camden Fort Meagher, offering stunning views of the harbour, peaceful bays, and tranquil woodlands.

Whether you're a resident, have a connection to the area, are planning a visit, or simply browsing, we hope you find this information helpful and that you enjoy everything Crosshaven has to offer.