Likely to Sell out! Blarney Castle Tour from Cork including Cobh

2024 Is going to be a busy year with a record number of tourists expected to visit Ireland. This Blarney castle Tour from Cork including Cobh is most likely to sell out. If your one of the tourists planning to travel to Ireland in 2024, now is the time to book your experiences.

Summary

Embark on a comprehensive tour of two significant towns in Cork—Cobh and Blarney. With all transportation included, there's no need for car rentals or navigation; just relax and take in the picturesque views. The tour includes entry to Blarney Castle and Gardens, offering savings on the regular ticket price. In Cobh, gain insights into Irish immigration history through your guide's enlightening commentary and choose which attractions you'd like to explore independently.

What To Expect

Your journey begins at Paddywagon Day Tours' office located on Bridge Street. After checking in with our welcoming staff, they will introduce you to your driver/guide.

1. Blarney Castle & Gardens: The first stop is the charming village of Blarney where you'll have the opportunity to kiss the famous Blarney Stone and be blessed with eloquence for seven years. Located within the historic Blarney Castle, kissing the stone requires some flexibility! You can also explore the witches caves within the castle grounds or indulge in tax-free shopping at Ireland's largest craft shop, Blarney Woollen Mills. We highly recommend a leisurely walk through the stunning castle gardens.
Duration: 2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

2. St. Colman's Cathedral, Cobh: Next, we visit Cobh, a historic town nestled on Cork Harbour. Here we delve into stories of millions of Irish people who emigrated from Cobh between 1840 and 1950. Once known as Queenstown after Queen Victoria's visit, it was also RMS Titanic's last port of call in 1912. We'll see the Titanic monument in town center and visit St Coleman's impressive cathedral. The town also commemorates Lusitania passenger ship that sank near Cork harbor during World War I in 1915 with a monument.
Duration: 2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

The tour concludes back in Cork City Centre, where you'll have shared a memorable experience with a diverse group of international travelers. Cheers to a great tour!