Get to know Cork! - Really a lot of fun. Tour was led by James, who gre up in Cork, moved around and came back. Man loves the outdoors, has a lot of great observations and stories about Corks history, also made some amazing recommendations for local pubs and restaurants. 10/10

Cork on Wheels - Wonderful way to spend a morning touring Cork. We took advantage of the electric bikes which helped on a couple of hills. James and Laura were friendly and informative - lots of great stories and interesting history about Cork.

yes- this is worth it - We enjoyed this tour very much. we had a very thorough guide, who was not long winded. She kept things interesting and we kept moving

Great trip. Both James... - Great trip. Both James and Lora were very informative and a lot of fun. Very knowledgeable about the area and the history.

Great bike and history tour of Cork - The entire ride was wonderful. James is so knowledgeable about the history of Cork and the current highlights within the city center. He made the ride so enjoyable and we even got to learn how to play hurling!!!

Must-do in Cork… 🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️ - Cycling with James was the perfect introduction to Cork—a must-do! We cycled through a variety of spaces: cobbled city squares, leafy parks, the UCC campus, historic neighbourhoods and across ten bridges that span the River Lee. James offers history, sporting and cultural trivia and a good feel for what it feels like to live in Cork. We appreciated his stories, maps, visuals, good humour and friendly manner. We thoroughly enjoyed our Cork City Cycling experience and would highly recommend this tour! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

A perfect way to see Cork and cover some ground. - Can’t say enough about our tour with James. Perfect balance of history, riding, humor and chatter. Highly recommended.

Cycle the City - I really enjoyed this tour. James was friendly and informative. Getting about on bike is a great way to see the sites of the city.

A historical moment where my family from 100 years ago is remembered - Wow! What an amazing day. This was a surreal tour. We decided to do the green causeway tour and it was spectacular . During the tour I mentioned to the guide that my great grandmother owned a business in Cork on Barrack St. A shop called Jacks where she sold used clothing. I didn’t share anything else. So we continue the tour and on our last stop he brought us to Shalom Park. It was a Jewish park in the Jewish quarters. I stood there in awe and finally told him my family was Jewish and coming here was special. As we were chatting a man and women overheard us and began sharing that each Dec for Hanukkah there are candles lit up in Shalom Park. I decided to share with these two strangers that my great grandmother lived in Cork and operated a business called Jacks and the woman asked her surname and I said Mrs Sieff. Wait ! Wait!! And she said “0h Mrs Sieff owned a shop that sold used clothes and other items and then she said …. Jimmy was a friend of theirs and Jimmy would go by every Saturday to turn on the stove for my great grandma. I couldn’t believe it ! In that exact moment my great grandma was looking down and was saying … I’m glad you came to my home town. After that the guide took us to view the last standing Synagogue and a memory plate on the bridge for a brave women that helped rescue hundreds of Jewish children during the war. It was a spectacular tour that I’ll never forget it .

Interesting guide but pretty dull tour. Overpriced. - Guide was amusing but tour was pretty dull. Couldn't understand why it was necessary to pay additional Euros25 to go from push bike to electric bike. Pretty overpriced for what the tour involved.