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Along the way
2Charging points along the way
130 chargers
- Mahon Point P4, Cork250 kW
- Frankfield Road, Douglas200 kW
- Millstreet Rd, Macroom200 kW
- Douglas Relief Rd, Douglas190 kW
- Main St, Carrigtwohill190 kW
Data source: OpenChargeMap
Top attractions along the route
No notable attractions were found along this route.
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2Find hotels near Bantry
Rent a car near Cork
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Popular routes from destination
Popular destinations close by
Bantry → ClonakiltyBantry → SkibbereenBantry → MallowBantry → DurrusBantry → KillarneyBantry → Kealkill
Sources
Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .
Overview
Questions and answers
- How far is it from Cork to Bantry?
- The distance between Cork and Bantry is 87 km by road.
- How long does it take to drive from Cork to Bantry?
- The drive from Cork to Bantry takes approximately 1 h 15 min by car.
- What is the best route from Cork to Bantry?
- The fastest route from Cork to Bantry covers 87 km with a driving time of approximately 1 h 15 min.
- Which direction is Bantry from Cork?
- Bantry lies roughly to the west of Cork.
- Which roads does the route from Cork to Bantry follow?
- The drive from Cork to Bantry mainly follows R585.
- Which towns do you pass between Cork and Bantry?
- Towns on the route from Cork to Bantry include Bishopstown, Macroom, Ballingurteen, Ballingeary (Béal Átha an Ghaorthaidh), Ballylickey.
- Where can I find a 24h service station between Cork and Bantry?
- Along the route from Cork to Bantry you can fill up at O'Reilly's Garage (24/7), Circle K, Top. Stations marked 24/7 stay open around the clock.
- Where can I camp between Cork and Bantry?
- Along the route from Cork to Bantry you can stop for the night or service your van at Eagle Point Camping.
- Where can I stop to rest between Cork and Bantry?
- On the route from Cork to Bantry you can take a break at Staff Toilet and Shower Room, Public Toilets.
- Are there charging stations between Cork and Bantry?
- Yes. You can charge along the route from Cork to Bantry, including Mahon Point P4, Cork (250 kW); Frankfield Road, Douglas (200 kW); Millstreet Rd, Macroom (200 kW). Charging points on this route: 130.
