• Blarney Castle & Gardens - At Blarney Castle, visitors can delve into a realm where history, legend, and nature converge. With plenty of time to explore, one can truly appreciate the allure and importance of this iconic site.

• Cobh - Upon arriving in Cobh, guests are greeted by the town’s vibrant waterfront and rich maritime heritage. With 90 minutes to explore, there is ample opportunity to enjoy the sights and discover the history of this notable port town, famously recognized as the Titanic’s final stop before its tragic journey.

Stroll along the lively harbour, where the charming houses line the streets and the majestic St. Colman’s Cathedral stands tall. The town’s nautical legacy is evident throughout, with museums and memorials (including a Titanic memorial and museum) that narrate Cobh’s significant role in Ireland’s maritime history.

As the afternoon winds down, consider visiting “The Titanic Bar & Grill” for a pint of Murphy’s Stout or a comforting cup of tea or coffee, all while enjoying the breathtaking harbour views. If ancestors departed from Ireland by sea, they likely walked these very streets. Celebrate the journey by raising a toast to them!

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• In-vehicle air conditioning

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Discover two of Cork’s most renowned attractions on this afternoon half-day tour.

Begin with a trip to Blarney Castle, where visitors can kiss the iconic Blarney Stone or simply explore the beautiful castle grounds and gardens.

Next, proceed to Cobh, a charming seaside town with a fascinating maritime history, famously recognized as the Titanic’s final port of call.

Return to downtown at 18:15, having explored some of the region’s premier attractions in just a few hours. This tour is ideal for those with limited time but eager to experience the highlights of Cork.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.