Private Cork, Blarney Castle & Kinsale Day Tour.

5.0 (3 reviews) 7 hours Free cancellation Private tour

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This day is designed entirely around you.

Let the day unfold at your pace, allowing you to spend more time in the places that interest you most and less time where it doesn’t.

My goal is simple: to create a memorable day that gives you a truly private Irish experience.

We’ll visit all the main attractions Blarney Castle, Kinsale and Cork City.

The day itself, I’ll be with you every step of the way.

My job isn’t just to drive or guide you , it’s to make sure your day was truly memorable leaving you with great memories and photos.

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Included: In-vehicle air conditioning: We travel in a clean modern car . I can accommodate 4 people 3 comfortable.

Blarney Castle & Gardens

2 hours Admission not included

One of Irelands most famous attractions. Blarney Castle home to the world’s famous Blarney Stone. Legend says if you kiss the stone you’ll get the Gift of the Gab. We’ll explore the grounds if you’re a gardener then you’ll be in heaven so wear comfortable shoes.
Blarney Woollen Mills

25 min Admission not included

Described as the largest Irish store in the world on the site of an old woollen mill. With a wide range of Irish Knitwear, jewellery, crystal and linen. This is a great stop if your looking for an Irish craft or memory of your Irish visit%
Cork

Passing by

Cork the largest county and the second city in the ROI. Here we take a quick drive through this beautiful city. Visiting the Shandon area.
Charles Fort

20 min Admission not included

Charles Fort is one of the finest examples of a 17th. Century star-shaped fort in Ireland. Built right on Kinsale harbour at Summer cove. The fort is now operated as a heritage site.
Ringfinnan Garden of Remembrance

20 min Admission not included

This garden I has been dedicated to the firefighters and Chaplain that died on September 11, 2001. It’s the work of a local woman Cait Murphy who worked as a nurse in New York City devastated by the loss of the firefighters she built this memorial park with the help of her family in their memory.