WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE CUSTOM TOUR CORK AND SURROUNDINGS – FLEXIBLE TOUR DURATION

About this wheelchair accessible custom tour Cork

Our accessible tours in Cork have a custom duration and tailor-made itinerary. The highlights that are visited can be adjusted to your wishes. Tell us your preferred duration of the tour and what sights you want to visit, and our team will help you plan accordingly.

The English Market

Cork’s English Market is an indoor farmers market. It is one of Ireland’s most famous food markets and is a must-visit for foodies. Here, you will find the best artisan goods and produce from local farmers. Did you know that Queen Elizabeth II visited the market during her state visit to Ireland in 2011?

Blarney Castle

This 600-year-old medieval castle is a must see during your visit to Cork. In recent years it has become a famous landmark. The architecture is impressive, and make sure you admire the Castle from the different angles. You will notice that some facades are mystical, others threatening. The ruin will make you travel back in time. And there is more, as the castle is the home of the well-known Blarney Stone. The legend goes that those who kiss the old stone receive the ‘gift of eloquence’ (fluent, elegant or persuasive speaking).

Accessibility note: The castle and surrounding grounds are fully accessible. The Blarney Stone, however, is not. According to the tradition, visitors must lean backward holding on to an iron railing to kiss it.

Blarney Woollen Mills

As the name suggests, Blarney Woollen Mills should be on your list if you want to shop the finest woolens. Founded in 1823, the Blarney Woollens Mills today offers something for everyone. In addition to your woolen accessories, you will find a wide range of Irish products. Shop for Celtic jewelry, classic Belleek pottery, or pewter. For non-EU visitors, Blarney Woollen Mills offers an in-store tax back service.

Opening hours: 

Monday – Saturday, 9.30 am to 6 pm
Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm

Jameson Whiskey Tasting

This is your chance to visit the famous Jameson Whiskey Distillery in Midleton. Enjoy a tour around the original workplace and see how whiskey is produced, from grain to glass. Finish your visit with a whiskey tasting. Read the details of our whiskey tasting tour in Cork here.

Kinsale

You can choose to continue your trip to Kinsale. This medieval fishing harbor town is only 25 km away from Cork. It is renowned for its restaurants, winding streets and seafront views. Its name comes from the Irish ‘Ceann tSaile’ which translates as Head of the Sea. Expect to be charmed by this picturesque old fishing port.