Ireland · COBH & TITANIC TRAIL VISITS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 cobh & titanic trail visits worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
One guided day from Dublin to Belfast and the Antrim Coast, with Titanic Belfast, Dunluce Castle, and Giant's Causeway.
“It was amazing seeing the countryside in all the sites we visited. Our tour guide Una was exceptional. She was friendly, humorous, and very informative. Love listening to her stories. Would highly recommend this tour!!!”
Dublin to Northern Ireland day trip with Dunluce Castle, Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and a Titanic Belfast ticket plus Belfast City Hall.
“Delaney and Thomas were wonderful to have guide us on this tour! You have plenty of time at each activity and learn lots of great history and facts along the way. We enjoyed ourselves throughout the whole day and are glad we went on this tour. Highly recommend!”
Dublin to Northern Ireland in one long day. Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedges, Titanic Belfast, and Belfast City Hall, with transport included.
“It was a fantastic tour. The day was well-planned, with very interesting commentary and even Irish music. Everything is well-thought-out.”
Cobh to Blarney Castle, Blarney Woollen Mills, and Kinsale, with port pickup, included admission, and guided Cork city stories plus free time.
“Excellent tour knowledgeable and friendly guide highly recommended cork is a great place to visit!!!”
A one-hour narrated walk through Cobh’s Titanic Trail, linking the Titanic and Lusitania to everyday life, memorials, and harbor views.
“The guide was very knowledgeable but unfortunately we couldn't hear what he saying most the time, especially when we were walking between stops. Also, this tour was supposed to include admission to the museum but it wasn't open. Maybe you should give a refund/reduction to us for this tour!”
Belfast day tour from Dublin with Titanic Belfast and Monasterboice ruins, plus optional Black Taxi. Includes guide and transit.
“The day was great. Our guide was very knowledgeable - I learned a lot about Irish history. Belfast had a Christmas market so I spent my 2 hours there and wandering the city. I loved the Titanic Museum. One of the best museums I’ve ever been to.”
Skip the line at Cobh’s Queenstown Story museum for a self-guided journey through Irish emigration, the Great Famine, and links to Titanic.
“So many exhibits to see and presented very creatively. It was definitely worth the price of admission.”
Follow Kieran on a 90-minute 16-stop Cobh rebel walking tour, starting at the Aud anchor and ending with tea or coffee.
“Calm was an awesome source of information and wonderful tales. He brought rebel history to life! I really enjoyed this tour.”
Full-day rail trip from Dublin to Cork, Blarney Castle and Cobh, with Blarney Stone and the Queenstown Story.
“Blarney Gardens - beautiful; Monster bus on narrow Cork streets, waste of time; Cobh - Terrific museum and presentation.”
Train from Cobh to Cork, included Blarney Castle admission, Cork highlights, and St Colman’s Cathedral, all guided.
“We chose this tour because doing a little travel by train was appealing. Easy to find our yellow jacket guide at the train station. Was an enjoyable, stress free adventure with Andrew and our bus driver William. If you have a bigger shoe size than me you might experience a little stress going up and down the castle steps but may be worth the bragging rights of hanging over on your back to kiss the Blarney Stone!”
One-hour Titanic Trail walking tour in Cobh from the Commodore Hotel, visiting the Titanic pier and St. Colman’s Cathedral with local guides.
“Excellent, knowledgeable guide made this an informative stroll around Cobh.”
Blarney Castle and Cobh in one Cork tour with guided storytelling, castle gardens admission, and free time in the seaside town.
“I enjoyed visiting the blarney castle and its grounds. However, the time in Cobh was way too short. Also, he crammed 22 of us into a 20 person seater van. That was dangerous.”
Belfast dockside Titanic history plus Monasterboice Celtic crosses and churches on a 1-day drive from Dublin.
“Il tour in sé è bello e capiamo che la puntualità è essenziale per garantire a tutti una bella esperienza, ma essere rimproverati due volte per essere arrivati pochi minuti prima della partenza è un po' troppo. A Belfast, l'orario di partenza per andare al Titanic era alle 13.00. Alle 12.58 eravamo a 50 metri dall'autobus che stava già partendo, abbiamo dovuto sbracciarci e correre per evitare di essere lasciati in città. Abbiamo anche trovato alcune affermazioni o battute piuttosto inopportune, come l'appoggio alle bande che sparano agli spacciatori in certi quartieri o l'aver detto alla guida del Titanic che c'erano due passeggeri single con cui poteva provarci, fino al…”
Private limo tour from Cobh to Blarney, Kinsale and Cobh Titanic sites with Derek. Flexible and comfy, Blarney admission extra.
“Derek was a lovely guide - a true local to the area, he knows it like the back of his hand. Communication was excellent, he was thoughtful in rearranging our tour for the weather of the day, and he helped make some other great reservations for us. His car was comfortable and clean, and he was knowledgable about everywhere we went.”
Private day tour from Cobh to Blarney Castle, Kinsale cliffs, and Cobh Cathedral, with early crowd-busting timing and free stops.
“Darren is the absolute best! He was so helpful when we were in the planning stages as well. This was our first visit to Ireland & he made sure all three of us - me, my husband and our 11 year old daughter - were happy the whole time. He got us first in line at Blarney Castle, went on to Kinsale for the best lunch seaside & he made a point to take us to the best spots for photos. We had already gone to Cobh the day before our tour with Darren - highly recommend going there if it’s part of your tour. I would book this tour…”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
