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Lisa_G, Jul 2026
We had perfect weather. ...
We had perfect weather. All the attendees arrived early, so we were able to leave early and only wait 15 minutes to"kiss" the Blarney Stone. That also gave us more time, which we wanted at the Blarney grounds and Woolen Mills. We didn't particularly find Kinsale as exciting. The shops weren't as good as Woolen Mills to us. Loved that they kept to the departure scheduled in each area. Nothing worse than losing your time to people who can't watch the time. Guide and driver were both great. Highly recommend.
lori_r, Jul 2026
Tour customized for you
Expect to see and learn tons about Cobh and Cork, both new and old. Paul Michael was so knowledgeable, and went to great lengths to personalize our tour. He took my Mom around the gardens while we kissed the Blarney stone and then took me and my daughter around. He makes sure you do everything you want to. He knows all the secrets. He photos of all of us with his phone and sent them to us. Highly recommend this tour while in County Cork/Cohen.
Holly_A, Jul 2026
Private tour worth the coin!
This private tour was soooo worth it! Tony was an awesome tour guide. The car was beautiful and clean. He was very knowledgeable and a great driver…some of those roads were tough to navigate. We saw the most beautiful scenery and were not rushed. We spent time in quaint towns and had a yummy lunch. Definitely recommend Tony and this private tour.
Terrence_O, Jul 2026
Cork Ramble
This walking tour was an excellent introduction to Cork. Our host was a wealth of knowledge, bringing the city's history to life with engaging stories and fascinating details that I would have completely missed exploring on my own. The route covered many of Cork's highlights, including St. Patrick's Street, the Crawford Art Gallery, Rory Gallagher Place, the Huguenot Cemetery, Grand Parade, South Mall, and the English Market. Along the way, we learned about Cork's maritime history, architecture, music, commerce, and the remarkable people who helped shape the city. The tour was well paced, entertaining, and informative from beginning to end. I left with a much deeper appreciation for Cork and plenty of ideas for places to revisit during my stay. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the city, especially at the beginning of their trip.
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Cork’s history, culture, and rugged landscapes make it an ideal base for exploring Ireland’s southwest. From Cork, day-trippers can venture to places like Blarney Castle with its famous stone, the colorful fishing town of Kinsale, or the dramatic scenery of the Ring of Kerry and the Cliffs of Moher along the Wild Atlantic Way. Cork day trips typically include local guides and admission fees to attractions, allowing you to experience the history and natural beauty of this part of Ireland without the hassle of planning all the details.