Courtmacsherry Harbour sits at the heart of this seaside village on the southern shore of Courtmacsherry Bay in County Cork.

The harbour supports an active fishing fleet alongside deep-sea fishing charters and whale-watching boats, and accommodates a wide variety of leisure craft.

The RNLI lifeboat station, one of the first established in Ireland (1825), is located in the centre of the village and remains an integral part of the community.

The harbour serves as a natural access point for exploring the bay and the wider West Cork coastline. The Fuchsia Walk departs near the harbour entrance, winding through woodland and along the shoreline of Courtmacsherry Bay in a circular route.

Water-based activities operate from the pier, and the sheltered bay waters attract anglers, watersports enthusiasts, and wildlife watchers alike.