Cork City Breaks- 03 Nights / 04 Days

Cork, a dynamic city in southwestern Ireland, serves as a gateway to captivating tours. The Ring of Kerry Tour explores the Iveragh Peninsula's scenic landscapes, ancient stone forts, and the charming village of Killorglin with its unique Celtic festival. The Kilkenny and Cashel Tour delves into Ireland's religious history, showcasing the legendary Rock of Cashel and the medieval charm of Kilkenny. Both tours provide a journey through Ireland's rich heritage, offering a perfect blend of history and scenic beauty before returning to Cork along the picturesque southern coast.
Ring of Kerry Tour from Cork:
The Ring of Kerry Tour from Cork takes you to one of the most popular tourist destinations in southwestern Ireland. The scenic landscapes, pretty villages and ancient monuments have attracted visitors for hundreds of years, with many visitors returning for a second or third visit.
The Neolithic Stone Forts, Standing Stones and the landscape are a gift left by the last Ice Age 10,000 years ago. They make the Ring of Kerry, also known as the Iveragh Peninsula, an amazing window into the past.
The Ring of Kerry Tour includes Killorglin. The home of the ancient Celtic festival, The Puck Fair, which Dating back to 1613. It’s highlight-a goat being crowned king of the village. stops at Killarney National park and views of the Lakes of Killarney and Black Valley are also included.
Kilkenny and Cashel Tour from Cork:
The Kilkenny and Cashel Tour from Cork visits two of Ireland’s most famed attractions. The Rock of Cashel is renowned as a religious site dating back to the introduction of Christianity to Ireland and Kilkenny is a medieval city steeped in history.
The Rock has a wonderful mythical history with legends of St. Patrick and important Celtic architecture interlinked to give Cashel a special place in Ireland’s lore. This is especially strong in Munster, as Cashel was the tradition seat of the high king.
Kilkenny city thrills with it’s imposing castle, winding streets, famous brewery and views from the 30 meter Round Tower at St. Canice’s Cathedral. The tour returns to Cork by Ireland’s southern coast with view’s of the Celtic sea, giving you a great end to your tour.