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Cork ranks among the most attractive cities in Ireland, with beautiful architecture and fine Lee River views—but seeing the best of the city on foot takes time and effort. On this tour, spin along Cork’s cycle lanes and riverside pathways by bike, and hit top attractions including Fitzgerald’s Park and St. Finbarr’s Cathedral with ease. With bike and helmet hire included, listen as your guide brings Cork’s history to life.

Get ahead of the crowds, see more of Cork’s premier attractions and travel in the comfort of a luxurious limousine with your own local tour guide who specializes in making the most of your limited time onshore. Tours can be tailored around your preferences - Some potentials: • Blarney Castle & Gardens > Cork City > English Market > Kinsale > St. Colman’s Cathedral > Cobh • Kinsale > The Old Head > Timoleague > Red Strand > Owenahincha > Drombeg > Glandore • Barryscourt Medieval Castle or Blarney Castle & Gardens > Cork City > East Cork > Jameson Midleton Distillery An exhilarating tour of Cork’s very best awaits!

Easily Ireland’s most famous drive, the Ring of Kerry—an 111-mile (179km) loop across the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry—offers travelers views of fishing villages, islands, puffins, castles, and so much more. Save time and travel hassles (and avoid driving on the left side of the road) and hire a private driver/guide to take care of everything for you, leaving you to enjoy the country’s most iconic scenery.

As you embark on the iconic Slea Head Drive, prepare to be captivated by the rugged beauty of Ireland's west coast. The winding coastal road offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, with the dramatic Blasket Islands creating a stunning backdrop. You will find yourselves traversing a tapestry of landscapes, from golden beaches to lush green fields, and quaint villages nestled against the hills. Discover ancient archaeological sites, where the whispers of history echo through ancient stone forts like the Gallarus Oratory and venture into Dingle town to encounter the charm of a traditional Irish fishing village.

Take in some of the most beautiful views in Ireland on this full-day tour of the Ring of Kerry from Limerick. Sit back and relax as someone else takes care of the driving, and enjoy the scenery on the 111-mile-long (179-km-long) circular route. Pass by places such as Waterville, Sneem, and Killarney National Park. Spot beaches, villages, green pastures, and mountain ranges in County Kerry, and make your last visit to the picturesque Torc Waterfall.

Lough Leane is the largest lake in Killarney. Travel across its deep blue and green waters while taking in scenes of the 15th-century Ross Castle from the deck of your covered heated vessel on this lake cruise. Spy Innisfallen Island as you sail, home to a medieval monastery that used to house scholar-monks.

Why get to Galway in a cramped bus when you can glide between cities in a luxury Mercedes, stopping at the majestic Cliffs of Moher and charming coastal villages—at your own pace? With this Killarney-to-Galway transfer, your private chauffeur handles the logistics while you relax, take in the sights, and even savor authentic Irish pub lunch along the way.

The Ring of Kerry driving route skirts around the edge of the Iveragh Peninsula in southwest Ireland. On this private guided tour, take the stress out of navigating switchbacks and one-lane roads as your guide takes the wheel. Enjoy the freedom to explore your way, visiting all the sights you want to see, and spending as much or as little time as you like at each stop.

Discover Killarney National Park at your leisure with a half-day self-guided bike tour. Pick-up your bike rental and a map guiding the way to popular park landmarks including Muckross House and Gardens, Muckross Abbey, Torc Waterfall, and Muckross Traditional Farms. Enjoy maximum flexibility to explore the countryside at your pace with this self-guided bike tour.

Ride around the cliffs and hills of the Dingle Peninsula coastline without the effort, taking this self-guided, electric bike tour. With a motor that kicks in when you need some extra help, the e-bike offers a fun and eco-friendly way to explore. Even better: You go at your own pace, following a GPS guide that gives you commentary, directions, and even a few jokes through a Bluetooth helmet.

As well as sheer craggy cliffs and sea archways, Dingle Bay is home to a wide range of marine life. Search for dolphins, whales, seals, and many different sea birds on this small-group boat tour of the bay that allows you to get up close to Dingle’s rugged coastline while learning the region’s rich history.

Enjoy a personalized discovery tour of some of Ireland’s most scenic corners on this full-day adventure around the Dingle Peninsula. Meet your guide at your Killarney accommodation—hotel pickup and drop-off are included—and set off in a comfortable, private vehicle. You’ll visit Inch Beach, the Iron Age–era Dunbeg Fort, the medieval Gallarus Oratory chapel, the mountainous Conor Pass, and more, all while learning about the region’s history.

Immerse yourself in the culture, history, music, and architecture of the Dingle Peninsula on this private tour. You'll enjoy personalized attention and a flexible itinerary; you can focus on parts of the landscape and history that interest you. The peninsula is known for its epic scenery, and since this tour includes all transportation, you'll be able to take it all instead of driving or directions.

Discover Cork City at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour. Stroll through the Rebel City with an audio tour leading the way and see popular landmarks including the River Lee, Lapp’s Quay, and Nano Nagle Bridge. Learn about city history and culture as you walk by Peace Park and the South Mall. Start, pause, and stop the audio guide at your leisure. If you love the freedom of independent travel and the structure of a group tour, you’ll enjoy this self-guided walking tour of Cork. With an audio-guide that you download directly to your device, you can go at your own pace while learning more about Cork and its history. Pass by landmarks and highlights, including Lapp’s Quay, the Peace Park, South Gate Bridge, and more.

The waterfront town of Cobh in County Cork has a long and fascinating maritime history. Avoid wasting time wandering aimlessly with this guided tour, which is designed by a local historian. See key maritime sights around town, and learn about Cobh’s connections to the Titanic and Lusitania, and about the many millions of Irish emigrants who departed on ships from its port.

Discover Irish-American author Frank McCourt's life in Limerick, known for his memoir, Angela’s Ashes, on this walking tour. With a local historian, visit McCourt’s former school and explore sites from the movie adaptation of the book. This tour is ideal for those who are interested in literature and academia, as well as those wanting to learn more about Limerick.

Cork is widely considered among Ireland’s must-see cities, but pounding the pavements to explore on foot takes time and effort. With this 24-hour ticket, spin through Cork by sightseeing bus and take in top attractions such as Cork City Gaol, the English Market, Shandon Bells, and University College Cork with ease. Hop on and off at your leisure, and learn of Cork’s colorful history through informative audio commentary.

A private tour of the Dingle Peninsula provides undivided attention from your guide as well as the ability to travel at your own pace. Enjoy round-trip transportation in a luxury vehicle, which means you can take in the stunning vistas on the winding roads instead of worrying about navigation. Stops can include Inch Beach, Castlemaine, Dingle Town, Clogher Beach, and the Gallarus Oratory. End the day with some food and refreshments (own expense) at the Dingle pubs.

Explore County Kerry beyond the coast with a small-group speed boat tour in Dingle Bay. Board a high-speed boat in Dingle Harbor and set out on a high-adrenaline tour to see the coastline, the Blasket Islands, and local wildlife such as dolphins and sea birds. Land on the remote Great Blasket Island and admire views of cliffs and the rugged scenery this part of Ireland is famous for. Coffee and tea are included.

Many Cork travelers visit the Blarney Stone on a day trip, but they might miss out on its history and skip other things to do nearby. This guided tour covers it all, giving you the lowdown on the stone and its “gift of the gab” powers to those who kiss it, a visit to Blarney village, and entry to the 15th-century Blarney Castle and Gardens, too.

Beat the crowds and enjoy nature’s tranquility on this private tour of Killarney National Park. The first national park in Ireland, Killarney is famed for its wildly scenic landscapes, its herd of red deer, and its medieval castle; it has also served as a film set and host to famous visitors like Charles de Gaulle. Pick a start time and duration that work for your schedule, and explore at your own pace.

Explore Ireland’s most stunning natural landscapes without missing out on natural highlights in a vehicle on this full-day hiking tour of the Gap of Dunloe from Killarney. Don't worry about getting lost on a 7-mile (11 kilometer) trail through the nation’s vast emerald scenery—your guide leads the way and adds context to what you see with commentary. Plus, take an optional Jaunting Cart ride, and kick back and relax during a boat ride on the Gearhameen River.

Comfortable, The Most Reasonable Including Conor Pass, Stress Free Private Tour We can add or remove a stop on your request, Polite and Honest Driver who will show you around everything you need to see while in Dingle.

This is why you book a private tour. You get to travel in comfort. Its your day so the tour is built around you. On a private tour you have the benefit of deciding when you want to move on to the next attraction. We vist the world famous Blarney Castle and Gardens. This is where the famous stone is located. We next vist the renowned Jameson distillery where you will go behind the scenes and learn the secrets of the famous Irish whisky.After your tour you will get the opportunity to sample the different flavours of whisky on offer . We finish up back in the beautiful port of Cobh the last port for the tittanc. You will get to see where the passengers purchased there tickets for the famous ship.On our way through the streets of Cobh we will stop at the Catholic Cathedral. Built in the 18th century. After this stop we arrive back at your drop off point . It's a day to remember and most of all it's stress free touring. For you and whoever is touring with you.