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Dingle Sea Safari: RIB boat tour to Blasket Islands★ 4.97 (1,590) · 3h
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Carrauntoohil Guided Climb: Ireland's Highest Peak Tour★ 4.99 (1,156) · 7h–8h
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Dingle Bay & Blasket Islands: Boat Tour with Wildlife Sighting★ 4.67 (1,145) · 3h
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Midleton Distillery Jameson tour with whiskey tasting near Cork★ 4.85 (833) · 1h 15m€ 31View ›
Ring of Kerry Day Tour from Cork: Killarney National Park★ 4.44 (769) · 11h€ 59View ›
Ring of Kerry: Full-Day Killarney & Skellig Rock UNESCO Tour★ 4.65 (762) · 6h 30m€ 40View ›
Dingle Peninsula & Slea Head Tour: Rugged Irish Coastline★ 4.82 (737) · 6h 30m€ 60View ›
Ring of Kerry Tour from Killarney: Skellig Ring & coastal views★ 4.81 (693) · 7h 30m€ 49View ›
Cobh to Blarney Castle & Kinsale: Day Trip with Ship Pickup★ 4.82 (674) · 8h€ 79View ›
Blasket Island tours: 6-hour landing & dolphin spotting★ 4.97 (648) · 6h–7h€ 117View ›Top rated (10)
Gallarus Oratory Tours: 4-Hour Private Dingle PeninsulaYou get four hours in a private vehicle covering the Dingle Peninsula's main landmarks: Connor Pass, Eask Tower, the beehive huts (with entry included), views of the Blasket Islands, Dunquin Pier, Sybil Head, and Gallarus Oratory. Transport is handled, and if timing allows, a stop at a working farm. You're back in Dingle by early afternoon.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see the Dingle Peninsula's main archaeological and coastal sites without renting a car or waiting for a group bus. The four hours are tight enough to keep the pace moving, which is what lets you cover Connor Pass, the beehive huts, the Blasket Islands views, and Gallarus Oratory in one morning or afternoon.
Cork: Rebel City Distillery Tour with Gin & Absinthe TastingsYou’ll step into Cork’s old Ford Factory for a founder-led distillery tour at Rebel City—tasting their signature Maharani Gin and Ireland’s only absinthe along the way. Hear stories from locals, breathe in Indian spices, and sample spirits right where they’re made. It’s warm, lively, and you’ll leave with new flavors on your tongue—and maybe a few stories of your own.
Killarney National Park tour by jaunting car: Small groupsA one-hour scenic tour of Killarney National Park by traditional jaunting car, a horse-drawn cart that accesses park routes inaccessible by vehicle. You ride through 25,000 acres with a live guide who shares history and folklore, choose between a direct route to Ross Castle or a lakeside route with photo stops, and can feed the horses carrots or apples along the way. Small groups only; wool blankets provided for warmth.Is it for me?At one hour, the tour fits easily into a morning or afternoon without consuming the whole day, so you can combine it with a visit to Deenagh Lodge for tea or explore other parts of Killarney around it. Small groups keep the pace relaxed and the views unrushed.
Kinsale: Meadery Tour & Tasting with Honey SamplingYou’ll taste raw honeys straight from Ireland’s fields, hear myths inside Kinsale’s working meadery, and sample award-winning meads with local food pairings—all led by passionate hosts who make you feel like part of their story. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and a real sense of place lingering long after you leave.
Cork Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts and Local HistoryA two-hour walking food tour of Cork city center led by a local guide in English, stopping at Cameron Bakery, partner donut shops on Frenchchurch Street, and Cafe Mexicana in the Huguenot Quarter. You'll sample fresh pastries, donuts made that morning, and a choice of Alfajores or Grandma's Mexican cake while passing landmarks like Emmet Place opera house, the Rory Gallagher statue, and historic Coal Quay. The tour suits families and food lovers who want to taste Cork's flavors and hear its stories without arranging the route or the stops themselves.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided walk that combines food stops with Cork's landmarks—your guide handles the route and pacing rather than you navigating between them yourself.
Dingle Bay: 1-Hour Cliff & Lighthouse Boat TourYou board at Dingle Harbour and spend an hour on the water with a local guide, passing Eask Tower, Dingle Lighthouse, and dramatic cliff faces while the route adjusts to weather and sea conditions. Life jackets are available if you want them, and the tour suits all ages and fitness levels. Book direct with the company that's been running this since 1987.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Dingle for a short time and want to see the bay from the water without arranging a longer excursion — the one-hour length and direct harbour departure mean you're on the cliffs and back in town before lunch.
Dingle Blasket Island Sea Life Rib Tour: Dolphins, whales & sealsBlasket Island Sea Life Rib Tour is a 2.5-hour guided boat tour in Dingle Bay where you ride out in a rib to spot dolphins, whales, seals and seabirds around the Blasket Islands and the Irish coast. The skipper is a trained, experienced guide who navigates the Atlantic waters and shares the cultural history of the islands. Waterproof clothing and life jackets are provided; warm layers are recommended.Is it for me?You ride out on a rib with a skipper who knows where to find the marine life, rather than scanning from the shore or from a slow tour boat—the speed and the guide's eye mean you see dolphins, whales and seals up close instead of at a distance. Book this if you want the animals themselves, not just the landscape.
Cork English Market Food Tour & Irish CoffeeYou taste your way through Cork's English Market with a local guide who knows the vendors and the history behind each stall. Cheese with local beer, fresh Atlantic seafood, gourmet pies and sausage, a visit to a Pugin-designed church, and an Irish coffee in an 18th-century pub are all included. You're on your feet moving through narrow market aisles and city streets, talking to the people who make the food, and finishing at a chocolatier. The guide's knowledge of timing and the vendors is what keeps the pace right and the tastings flowing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Cork through its food and the people who make it, without having to figure out which stalls to visit or what to order — your guide handles both, and the tastings are pre-arranged so you taste the best of what the market has.
Jaunting Car Tour Killarney National Park: Muckross AbbeyA jaunting car tour through Killarney National Park takes you by horse and carriage to Muckross Abbey and along routes inaccessible by regular vehicle, with a professional guide providing on-board commentary. The covered carriage keeps passengers warm and dry, and parking is free; the tour runs about an hour.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling with a small group or family and want to move through the park at a slower pace than a bus allows—the jaunting car reaches narrow paths and remote corners, and the covered seating keeps children and older travelers comfortable in changeable weather.
Cobh: Rebel Walking Tour of 16 Historic Sites & Local StoriesYou’ll join a small group in Cobh and walk through 16 historic sites tied to Ireland’s fight for independence. With local guide Kieran leading, you’ll see secret meeting spots and hear stories that don’t make it into textbooks. The tour ends with tea or coffee at a cozy bar — and maybe a new perspective on these old streets.
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Cork Walking Tour: Self-Guided Audio at Your Own PaceThis self-guided audio walking tour of Cork uses the VoiceMap app to lead you through the city's riverside and central streets at whatever pace suits you, with a narrator who's worked as a qualified guide in Cork since 1999. You control when you start and finish, and the audio works offline once downloaded. The walk is hilly and takes around an hour, though you can linger at stops or move faster. Lifetime access means you can revisit it anytime after booking.Is it for me?Starting from Lapps Quay means you can walk straight into the tour from anywhere in Cork's city center without needing a car or transport—the route loops through the riverside and central streets on foot, so it works whether you're staying nearby or just passing through.
Cork: Fota House Gardens & Arboretum Entry Ticket TourYou’ll step inside Cork’s Fota House with its lived-in Regency rooms and walk among rare trees in the arboretum—maybe even crush an eucalyptus leaf or two (the smell lingers). Local guides share stories of family mischief and quiet moments fill the gardens. It’s relaxed, full of texture, and you might find yourself staying longer than you meant to.
Cork City Gaol: Self-Guided Tour with Included GuidebookYou get admission to Cork City Gaol with a printed guidebook included in the ticket price, plus the option to add an audio guide for €2 if you want narration. Move through 19th-century prison cells and exhibitions on your own schedule, with no group departure time or fixed pace. Family tickets are available at the door.Is it for me?Pick this if you prefer to explore at your own pace rather than follow a guide's schedule, or if you're traveling with family and want flexibility on how long you spend in each section.
Cobh Heritage Centre: Irish Emigration & Titanic HistoryYou walk through a restored Victorian railway station in Cobh and follow the chronological stories of three million Irish emigrants across four centuries. The tour includes sections on the Great Famine, the Titanic, and the Lusitania, with a guide included and guaranteed fast entry so you skip the queue.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Irish emigration history without spending time in an entry queue — the guaranteed fast entry is what makes it possible to fit a full, unhurried visit into a day exploring Cobh.
Paint a Metal Miniature in Cork: Cast & Keep Your OwnA 60-minute painting workshop in Cork where you choose a metal miniature mould, watch staff cast it in liquid metal, then paint the primed figure with acrylics and keep it as a souvenir. The workshop includes admission to the Toy Museum exhibits and suits adults and children over 7 years old.Is it for me?You walk out with a painted metal figure you made yourself in an hour, which is what makes this different from buying a toy—the casting and the painting are both part of the experience, not something someone else did before you arrived.
Killarney National Park: 2-Hour Guided Walk & Red DeerYou meet your local guide at 11am outside St. Mary's Cathedral and walk for two hours through Killarney National Park, climbing to Knockreer House and the Dairy Cottage while watching for native red deer in the open fields. The route includes lake and mountain views, and can be extended if you want more time. Your guide grew up nearby and knows the paths and the stories — the kind of detail that makes a walk feel like something more than just covering ground.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see Killarney National Park with someone who actually knows it, without arranging a guide or figuring out which paths lead where — the local knowledge is what turns a walk into something you remember.
Kinsale Boat Tour: 50 minutes past two centuries of fortsYou spend fifty minutes on the water seeing Charles Fort, James Fort, and Ringrone Castle from angles you can't get from land, with wildlife spotting and a run up the Bandon River. The boat includes heated indoor seating, outdoor decks, toilet facilities, and a bar. No need to arrange your own transport or timing — you show up at the quay, and the departure is fixed.Is it for me?This works well if you want Kinsale's history and harbor views without arranging your own boat or timing multiple land-based stops — the fixed fifty-minute route covers the main forts and castles in one departure, and the heated lounge means weather doesn't stop the trip.
Killarney Lake Cruise: Lough Leane & Ross Castle 1 HourYou board at Ross Castle, cruise Lough Leane for a full hour with heated cabin comfort, and hear the complete history of the 15th-century castle, Innisfallen Island's 640 AD monastery, and the landscape around you. Wildlife sightings are possible but not guaranteed. The fixed departure point at the castle means no separate transfer, and the hour fits easily into a morning or afternoon in Killarney.Is it for me?Book this if you want the history and landscape of Killarney without arranging your own boat or spending half a day on the water — the fixed hour and departure point at the castle itself mean you're on the lake and back in time for lunch or another stop.
Clonakilty Distillery Tour & Whiskey Tasting, Two TastingsYou get a one-hour guided walk through a working distillery, watch a film of the family farm, and taste two award-winning whiskeys with expert commentary. Everything is wheelchair accessible, and the whole experience wraps in about 90 minutes, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Right for whiskey drinkers or curious spirits travelers who want to understand how it's made without a long commitment. The one-hour tour means you can fit it into a Cork day trip and still have time to explore the West Cork coast or return to the city.
Killarney: Lakes Cruise from Ross Castle with Guide & Live StoriesYou’ll board at Ross Castle for a gentle lake cruise through Killarney’s wild scenery—ancient islands, old forests, distant mountains all around you. Hear local stories from your guide as you pass Innisfallen’s monastery and spot wildlife along the shore. It’s peaceful and easygoing, with space to relax or just watch light shift across the water.
