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Ron_W, Aug 2026
Amazing and Fun Blarney Castle Tour
The Blarney Castle tour is so much more than a simple tour. We walked through Blarney Village and learned a bit of history and then went onto the castle grounds. We walked the beautiful gardens and learned so much more than just the castle. Of course we kissed the Blarney Stone and enjoyed the castle architecture and fantastic views at each level. Michael our tour guide was amazing! He had great information to share, but more importantly he was so friendly and patient with our two year old grandchildren. We would highly recommend this tour and Michael and are thankful for the experience.
Mary_G, Aug 2026
Our driver was hilarious....
Our driver was hilarious. We were able to get on the first bus out of port and made it to blarney before the other buses. As such, the wait was less than 30 minutes. We were able to kiss the stone and tour the gardens in the two hours given. Other bus lines that arrived later did not have time to wait in the 90+ minute wait for the stone. Nice bus tour around the area, then another stop in a cute coastal town. Driver made great recommendations for food and beer to try. We were able to check out the sites and shop while in town. Kudos to the driver and guide for their excellent service and experience provided
Alise_I, July 2026
Wonderful full day with Colin!
Really wonderful day! We were picked up at our B&B by Colin. We were at ease right away with him- very kind and funny! We first went to Blarney and Colin gave us all the tips we needed for a great experience. We met after the Blarney Castle tour and went to the Woolen Mills for THE BEST IRISH COFFEE I’ve ever had in my life! We had mentioned that we’d like to have a nice seafood lunch in Kinsale. Colin was kind enough to recommend a restaurant and even called and made the reservation for us. We made our way to Cobh and saw the cathedral and the marina/waterfront area (gorgeous!). We then headed to Kinsale. The Old Head was the highlight for me- you’ve never seen more beautiful cliffs and ocean! Breathtaking! Since we are American, Colin recommended we see the 9/11 Garden of Remembrance. It was so special and touching to see the 343 firefighters who perished remembered on this beautiful piece of land- extremely moving. Next was our lunch reservation in Kinsale. We ate at Fishy Fishy and it was great! Colin got us back to our hotel in Cork in one piece. He was a great guide and told great stories, keeping us in stitches the entire day. Loved this tour!
Julie_B, July 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.
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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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