Ireland · CORK TOURS
Blarney is twenty minutes out, Kinsale forty, Midleton half an hour east, and Cobh is where the last Titanic passengers boarded. These 15 days out of Cork are priced and paced, with the shore-excursion options marked.
Guided Ring of Kerry day trip from Cork to Killorglin, Waterville, Killarney National Park, and Dingle Bay views.
“Loved every stop around the ring of Kerry such beautiful country and Coastlines. I would highly recommend this trip!”
A full-day Cork tour to the Cliffs of Moher, plus Limerick, the Burren, Atlantic Edge, and a quick stop at Bunratty Castle for great value.
“It will be great if we had more time on the cliffs and the Last stopover There was some confusion as some passengers were leaving for Dublin arms the Driver was not sure about how many should remain on the bus? Else everything was great”
A guided Jameson Experience in Midleton, Cork, with a restored 19th-century cask warehouse and a comparative whiskey tasting in the bar.
“Absolutely a great tour. The history and settings are perfect. It was fun and informative. The tastings were beautiful. Guide was amazing. Would highly recommend this tour.”
Ring of Kerry day tour from Cork with Killarney National Park, Sneem and Dingle Bay views. Long day, great guide, WiFi.
“Great way to see the beauty of the whole area, visit villages, hear a little history, and discover yummy foods along the way.”
Cobh shore trip to Blarney Castle and Kinsale with included admission, early entry, free Kinsale walking tour, and a Cork city drive.
“Our guide, Kevin, did a fantastic job of explaining the sites and welcoming us to Cobh. Our driver, Billy, did an amazing job of navigating through heavy traffic to make sure that we got back to the ship on time. I highly recommend this tour.”
Early morning Blarney Castle, Cork city views, and Kinsale for lunch on an 8-hour Cobh shore trip with admission and transfers.
“Involves a lot of walking. Impossible to get up to the Blarney Stone if you have physical limitations though I still enjoyed the grounds. The bagpipe player at the entrance set up the whole experience!”
Midleton Distillery in Cork: see the old and new whiskey process, spot the largest copper pot still, then taste 3 whiskeys with a cocktail.
“We had a great time on the tour. Michael was a wonderful guide! We learned a lot and loved tasting the whiskey.”
Spend 9.5 hours touring Cork highlights: Blarney Castle, Charles Fort, Kinsale, and Cobh, with skip-the-line tickets and optional Titanic Museum.
“Loved our Guide, Kevin! Very informative and loads of fun!!!!”
11-hour Cork day trip to the Cliffs of Moher and Burren, with Atlantic Edge ticket, Doolin lunch stop, Wild Atlantic Way drive, Bunratty photo stop.
“You see quite a bit of Ireland and the cliffs are spectacular yet you don't get a lot of time in each place. The tour stops in Limerick to pick drop off people going to Dingle I suggest to improve the tour to give people not going to Dingle to have 35-45 mins to look at Limerick, the Bunratty castle stop was so short we couldn't even get a ice-cream.”
A 75-minute guided historical walk through Cork, from Shandon and hidden waterways to Nano Nagle and the English Market, led by locals.
“About 20 people in the group; the guide had a headset microphone and was easy to hear; we got some unique information that we hadn't learned yet; we learned and went to Shandon Bells and Tower St Anne's church where you can pull the ropes to sound the bells (6 euros per person), you also climb up the tower to the top; we passed a Mexican restaurant that we went back to eat at later in the day; we learned that some of the streets are built over the river (who knew?); we also found out how the tall bulky street lights came to be (a question we had been…”
Guided Titanic Trail walk in Cobh, Ireland. See Cork Harbour and St. Coleman’s Cathedral, hear Titanic and Lusitania links in 1 hour.
“Our choice of a walking tour wasn’t the best idea on the day. It rained and rained and the wind blew. We got soaked and cold. If it wasn’t for our excellent guide Dennis; who’s personable nature, Irish charm and encyclopaedic knowledge which kept us going, we’d have dropped out mid way. We finished with a walk to the cathedral and view of the bay. Highly recommend.”
A 75-minute Cork City walking ramble with local storytelling, key landmarks, and a smooth finish at the English Market for your next snack plan.
“My husband and I really enjoyed this walking tour of Cork city centre. Lots of interesting places and the guide was knowledgeable and fun. Highly recommended.”
Step into Cork City Gaol for 19th-century prison life, with lifelike exhibits, a handy guidebook, and included guided tours every 30 minutes.
“Not for people with walking difficulties. Did not see any access for wheel chair users. Even push chair's would have a problem.”
A guided donut-and-history walk through Cork’s best streets, markets, and landmarks, ending with fresh treats and local stories.
“Our guide Marinna was great! She's very easy to listen to and showed us many neat things about cork! We had a great time and enjoyed some sweets!”
A one hour, owner-led Rebel City Distillery tour in Cork with gin and tonic, neat samples, Indian botanicals, and a guided tasting.
“This tour was awesome! It was great getting to talk to Bhagya, and I loved how personal the whole experience was. I highly recommend for those interested, especially since it is one of the easier walks (compared to other distillery experiences).”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
