Cardiff to Cork Flights

Cardiff International Airport

When you're looking for a change of setting, ebookers is a helpful resource for spotting competitive rates on flights leaving Cardiff International Airport. Eastern Airways, Aer Lingus, KLM, and Thomson Airways are just a sample of the carriers available at Cardiff Airport, which is conveniently located about twelve miles south-west of the city's centre. Whether you're strictly prompt or frequently find yourself forgetting the time, setting aside thirty-five minutes for travel and traffic should get you to the airport on time.

Parking at Cardiff Airport

Cardiff Airport offers two main long-term lots, both of which provide free shuttling directly to the terminal. For anyone with special needs, Long Stay 2 includes communication points where disabled visitors can call for special assistance and transportation. Making a reservation is the best option with fluctuating rates as low as £30 for a seven-day stay, while unreserved parking for a week is £61.

Ground Transportation to Cardiff Airport

The X91 Cardiff Bus from central Cardiff is an affordable option when you're traveling with minimal luggage and takes approximately thirty-five minutes to reach the airport, priced at only £3.90. Since using ebookers helps you save cash by tracking down unbeatable rates, you can also splurge on a private driver from the airport-based Checker Cars service and ride out of Cardiff in style for only £26.

Restaurants at Cardiff Airport

If you're in the mood for a quick detour before boarding your plane, the Food Village has a diverse offering of scrumptious cold and hot foods, along with snacks and beverages. For a steaming cup of coffee or tea and a variety of fresh pastries, Café Ritazza is located beyond the main security checkpoint, ideal for last-minute dining. For travellers who enjoy the simplicity of familiar fast food, Burger King is located on the terminal's first floor for a warm breakfast to go.

Visiting Cork Airport

Situated on the banks of the River Lee in southern Ireland, Cork is the third-largest city in the country. Due to its heritage as the "rebel city," many landmarks and attractions in Cork offer visitors insight into Ireland's historical past. When traveling to Cork, you'll land at Cork Airport, which is located five miles south of the city centre. It is served by many domestic and international airlines, and you can find low-cost airfare on one of these by using ebookers.

Transportation from Cork Airport

If you booked a rental car with ebookers, you can pick it up at the counter in the arrivals concourse. Bus Eireann offers a direct route to the bus station on Parnell Street in Cork. If you'd prefer a private ride, you'll find the taxi stand just outside the main terminal of Cork Airport.

Weather in Cork

The weather in Cork is mild, but unpredictable. Though temperatures rarely drop below freezing and rarely rise above 25°C, rain is frequent, and the city is often foggy. On average, summer temperatures range between lows of 11°C and highs of 17°C. Winter temperatures average lows of 3°C and highs of 10°C. You should keep the heavy precipitation in mind when packing for your trip to Cork.

Things to Do in Cork

The city of Cork offers visitors a charming blend of the old and the new. You can visit Cork Vision Centre, which features a scale model of the city and often hosts art exhibits. Explore the city's historical past with a stop at Elizabeth Fort, St. Finnbar's Cathedral, and Shandon Church. If you'd like more insight into the city, you can take a guided tour with Cork Historic Walking Tours. Several festivals throughout the year draw crowds from all over the world, including the Midsummer Festival between June and July, the Jazz Festival in October, and the Film Festival in November. Every weekend, you can visit the Elizabeth Fort Market Festival on Barrack Street. This weekly event celebrates the city of Cork and offers a wide variety of traditional foods and crafts for visitors to enjoy.