• Cork - We begin the day from your hotel in Cork City or your cruise ship in the charming town of Cobh. We will start our day with a drive towards the magnificent Blarney Castle to begin our tour.
• Blarney Castle & Gardens - One of the strongest surviving tower houses in Ireland, Blarney Castle, is our first stop. It’s very stunning. It is mainly known for The Blarney Stone, also known as the stone of eloquence, which is perched atop the tower and is associated with the myth that kissing it bestows upon the bearer the gift of eloquence.

One of the most well-known locations at The Blarney Castle is the Blarney Gardens. Blarney is a vast park of more than 60 acres with gardens, roads, arboretums, and streams. Seasonally, people show a great deal of interest in the more than ten different types of gardens that are accessible on the site.

• Blarney Woollen Mills - After departing from Blarney Castle, we go a short distance to see the renowned Blarney Woollen Mills. Blarney Woollen Mills, which was founded in 1823, has grown to be a mainstay in Cork’s retail industry. an Irish company that has been family-run for almost 200 years. Blarney Woollen Mills is a name synonymous with quality; you can count on exceptional personal service, a really unique variety of the best Irish design, and an unsurpassed degree of care. This is the ideal location to pick up an Irish present, have a drink, and take in the ambience.

• Jameson Distillery Midleton - Take a tour of the Jameson Distillery in Midleton to learn more about the lengthy history of Irish whisky. This well-known distillery provides an engrossing tour that walks you through each step of the whiskey-making process, from mashing and fermentation to distillation and fermentation. You’ll discover the skill and heritage that are poured into each and every Jameson bottle. A whisky tasting at the end of the trip lets you experience the unique aromas of this renowned alcoholic beverage.

• Cobh - As our fantastic trip to Cork draws to a conclusion We reach the village of Cobh. It is regarded as the Titanic’s final port of call, having sailed in 1912. Where the passenger boarded will be visible to you. You’ll view the renowned deck of cards residences and the magnificent Cathedral Church of St. Colman, also referred to as Cobh Cathedral or formerly Queenstown Cathedral. Ultimately, I will return you to your cruise ship or hotel in Cork City, and I will wish you a safe and secure voyage until our next meeting.

• Private transportation
• Professional tour guide services
• Sedan for 1-3 passengers
• Minibus for 4-7 passengers

• Entry/Admission - Blarney Castle & Gardens. Adult price - 23 EUR. Paid directly on site.
• Entrance fees

Experience the finest of County Cork on a tour that combines exceptional whiskey with rich history. Recently awarded as the Bespoke Tour Company of the Year 2026, the company takes pride not only in its luxurious fleet but also in the joy, stories, and “laughter” that make a day in Ireland truly memorable.

From the copper stills of the Jameson Distillery to the stone battlements of Blarney Castle, the guides offer more than just facts; they convey the essence of the heritage with warmth and humor. Guests are escorted from their hotel or the Cobh Cruise Terminal in executive style, ensuring a leisurely pace that allows them to fully appreciate the charm of Cobh, the Titanic’s last port of call.

With a 100% traveler recommendation rate and the Viator Badge of Excellence, every guest is treated like family. Join in raising a glass and discover why the passion for Cork makes this the region’s most cherished private tour.

Begin your 5-star Irish adventure here—let’s make it legendary!

• Sedan or Minibus

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.