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Julie_B, Jul 2026
Great cultural insight!
Great tour with a local guide. Our group was friendly and we tried a lot of great food at the market, and stopped at a few local pubs as well for flights and cheese platter. We loved learning about the history and culture of Cork. We definitely recommend this tour.
Jessica_Y, Jul 2026
Beautiful castle and tour
Excellent tour guides and experience. The castle was beautiful. Our entire group were on board by 8:45 so we were able to be some of the first people in line to kiss the stone. When we came out there was over a hour wait. We also enjoyed shopping in kinsdale and the church. They got us back in plenty of time to board the ship.
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.
Val_M, Jul 2026
Lovely boat trip and a concert!
Great boat trip to view Kinsale from the sea and to enjoy some time on the water. 50 mins start to finish. Boat has a snack bar serving good range of drinks so you can enjoy a coffee or a cocktail and a bathroom. We were expecting a boat trip but got a trip and a concert. The host for our trip was Ciaran Mac who is a wonderful singer who kept us so entertained the fabulous scenery was a shabby second. One of the passengers joined in on a drum and it was a lot of fun. It was Irish hospitality at its best and a lovely afternoon. I have been to Kinsale many times but this was my first time doing the harbour cruise - safe to say it will not be my last.
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Cork is the second-largest city in the Republic of Ireland but gets fewer visitors than Dublin or Galway. But those who visit are richly rewarded—not only with a young, interesting city with plenty to eat, drink, and do but also excellent access to the best nature of southeastern Ireland. Cork tours allow you to base yourself in the city and see remote, unspoiled parts of the coast, such as the Wild Atlantic Way and the Ring of Kerry. Once you’re back in town, you can visit a distillery, take a food tour, or ramble through the historic center with a helpful guide.

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