At Blarney Castle, you’ll immerse yourself in a place where history, myth, and nature meet. With ample time to explore, you can fully appreciate the charm and significance of this landmark.

Arriving in Cobh, you’ll be welcomed by the town’s colourful waterfront and rich maritime history. With 90 minutes to explore, there’s plenty of time to enjoy the sights and learn about this historic port town, famously known as the Titanic’s last stop before its ill-fated voyage. Take a stroll along the vibrant harbour, where you can admire the picturesque houses that line the streets and the impressive St. Colman’s Cathedral towering above. The town’s seafaring heritage is woven into every corner, with museums and memorials (including a memorial and museum to Titanic) that tell the story of Cobh’s important role in Ireland’s maritime past. As the afternoon draws to a close, why not stop by “The Titanic Bar & Grill” for a pint of Murphy’s Stout or a warming pot of tea or coffee, all while taking in the stunning harbour views. If your ancestors departed from Ireland by sea, it's likely they walked these streets before you. You've come full circle. Raise a toast to them!