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6 Best Cobh Tours In Ireland

Ireland's standouts.

The 6 most popular cobh tours in Ireland. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.

6 Best Cobh Tours In Ireland

Shore Excursion From Cork: Including Blarney Castle and Kinsale

Shore Excursion From Cork: Including Blarney Castle and Kinsale - Blarney Castle at Opening: Kissing the Stone Without Losing the Day

1.Shore Excursion From Cork: Including Blarney Castle and Kinsale

Most Popular★ 4.5

Cobh shore excursion to early Blarney Castle, Cork city highlights, Kinsale harbor forts, and an hour in town with included entries.

“An excellent tour, with a cordial, competent and safe driver. Kevin did a great job driving and informing our bus of passengers through the day. The visit to the Blarney Castle was great fun and kissing the Blarney Stone was a uniquely enjoyable experience. I highly recommend this excursion and Kevin as your driver/leader!”

470 reviews8 hours (approx.)From $107.41by Paddywagon Tours

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Titanic Trail Guided Walking Tour Cobh

Titanic Trail Guided Walking Tour Cobh - The Titanic Trail walk: what you’ll actually learn on the route

2.Titanic Trail Guided Walking Tour Cobh

★ 5.0

A short, narrated walk in Cobh linking the Titanic and Lusitania to emigration, harbor life, and St. Colman’s Cathedral.

“Donagh was an excellent guide full of knowledge and extremely Friendly, he takes you on a tour of Victorian Times, medieval times and the history of The Titanic and the hardship that Ireland suffered throughout that era. I would 100 percent recommend this tour to anyone wanting to know the history of Cobh or Cove…”

253 reviews1 hour (approx.)From $36.30by The Titanic Trail Ltd

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The Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre , Great Stories of Emigration.

The Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre , Great Stories of Emigration. - The Great Famine Section: Expect Emotion, Not Confusion

3.The Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre , Great Stories of Emigration.

★ 4.5

Skip the line at Cobh Heritage Centre and tour the Queenstown Story, tracing Irish emigration from the Great Famine to Titanic connections.

“Excellent interactive museum. We were given the name of an emigrant to follow through the museum as if we were the one experiencing it. Very clever way to keep us engaged. We also enjoyed an amazing Irish scone with cream and jam, and an excellent cuppa.”

181 reviews1 to 2 hours (approx.)From $18.15by Cobh Heritage Trust CLG

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Visit 16 Sites Key Historical Sites And Experience Cobh Rebel Tours

Visit 16 Sites Key Historical Sites And Experience Cobh Rebel Tours - Meeting at Cobh Heritage Centre and the Waterfront start

4.Visit 16 Sites Key Historical Sites And Experience Cobh Rebel Tours

★ 5.0

Cobh Rebel Walking Tours: 16 sites in 90 minutes with Kieran’s rebel storytelling, ending with free tea/coffee in town.

“This walking tour gave us an incredible history of Cork, and particularly how Cobh has played such an enormous part in the Irish resistance over the years. Our guide was not only knowledgeable and entertaining, but he also engaged us throughout the tour in unexpected ways. We went into neighborhoods and learned about some of…”

167 reviews1 hour 30 minutes (approx.)From $42.34by Cobh Rebel Walking Tours

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Cork and Blarney Castle Visit from Cobh by Train

Cork and Blarney Castle Visit from Cobh by Train - From Cork Kent Station to Blarney Castle: a guided transfer that saves your energy

(Small Group) Shore Tour from Cork: Blarney Castle & Jameson Distillery

(Small Group) Shore Tour from Cork: Blarney Castle & Jameson Distillery - Blarney Castle and Gardens: included admission and the best shot at the Stone

6.(Small Group) Shore Tour from Cork: Blarney Castle & Jameson Distillery

★ 3.5

Small-group Cork shore tour from Cobh: Blarney Castle, Blarney Woollen Mills, Jameson Distillery, Cork and Kinsale viewpoints, and St. Colman’s Cathedral.

“Fabulous! While we didn't spend the time to wait in line to kiss the Blarney stone, the grounds were spectacular and the greeting of bagpipes playing was magical! The Jameson distillery was very enjoyable and was a nice contrast to the castle. A great day!”

74 reviews7 hours (approx.)From $162.03by Paddywagon Tours

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