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• The Ewe Sculpture Garden
  "Ewe will love this"
  "We spent a 2 night break in Bantry, and my son noticed this attraction on the leaflet library, so we decided to drop in. I asked myself, "what do I want to see female sheep for", and wasn't really excited about it. Before we got to it we took a dramatic drive up to Barley Lake and admired the views...." Next we called in to the Ewe Experience, and to tell you the truth, it was a wonderful magical walk around a beautiful garden that combines art and recycling. If modern art is your thing, visit here, if its not, then, visit here. Pigs in baths, fish cycling up waterfalls on bikes, and sunbathing rhinos. Lookk everywhere, and there is something to surprise you. Its a trail and each exhibit is numbered, and explained. Its great with or without kids, and will not be overly crowded.What I liked about it was that it shows you that everything need not be chucked into a bin, and if you have "fidgety digits" like the creator, you can create some really stand out features for your garden. There is ... " More >
• Glengarriff Bamboo Park
  "Lovely Day Out"
  "Got a great welcome when we arrived. It was a lovely sunny day when we were here - rare for this time of the year. Spent a good few hours with my partner walking around and looking at the trees. the view was fantastic across the bay at one point of the park. very relaxing place - would def come here..." again " More >
• Ilnacullin (Garnish Island)
  "A Spontaneous Stop that Turned Out Delightful"
  "We were finishing the Ring of Beara and saw a sign for "Seal Island" and a ferry. We stopped at the Blue Pool Ferry. The man at the booth was cheery and teasing, and we liked him right away. We bought our tickets, walked down to the ferry landing and entered paradise. The ferry dock is in a quiet po..."ol of water off Glengarriff Harbour and is so serene and lovely, we almost didn't need to take the ferry to the island. But the ferry came, a quaint walk-on type ferry, automobile left behind. We past seals sunning on rocks, got close enough for photos, and in about ten minutes were at the ferry dock at Garinish Island. The gardens on the islands are absolutely exquisite. We saw several gardens while we were in Ireland and this one is by-far the best and most beautiful. We spent over an island just gawking at all the blooming plants. There is a nice tea room at the end of the trek through the gardens, good restrooms nearby. It was on the whole just a delightful experience, one of our best on... " More >