Baltimore accommodation from NZ$213

But of course, you'd be mad to visit Baltimore without taking some snaps of the Blarney Stone. If you'd like to stay near this Baltimore icon, then you should check out the Oriel House Hotel and Blarney Woollen Mills Hotel, accommodation options within walking distance.

The Baltimore Townhouse and the Rathmore House are very conveniently situated if you're looking to stay near the Dun Na Sead. The Baltimore Townhouse is 300 metres away and the Rathmore House is 2 kilometres away.

25 kilometres from the heart of Baltimore is the Seaview House Hotel. Alternatively, the West Cork Hotel is situated 10 kilometres away. Some more places to stay worth looking into are the Liss Ard Estate and the PK Lodge B&B.

After you have enjoyed Baltimore, you should make time to soak up more of the Southwest Ireland area. Explore the ruins and castles in Southwest Ireland. Outdoorsy types should also make the time to enjoy its beaches, coastal plains and forests. Or join the locals mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking while you're here.

It's well known that Australians are pretty chilled, so consider staying a little longer and check out the Drombeg Stone Circle and Warren Beach, which you'll find in Rosscarbery, 25 kilometres to the northeast of Baltimore. If you'd like to spend a few nights in Rosscarbery, check out the Celtic Ross Hotel and Bethel Guesthouse. 25 kilometres to the north of Baltimore, you may also choose to stay at Bantry, home to the Doire Liath Bed & Breakfast and Brú na Pairc. If you stay in Bantry, set aside a little time to check out the Bantry House, Garnish Island and Wolfe Tone Square.

Cork Airport is your best gateway to Baltimore. Nearby hotels include the Cork International Hotel and the Cork Airport Hotel.