With the Cork Hopperbus passengers can hop-on board any time of day and use their ticket over 24 or 48 hours to take in the ‘must see’ attractions in County Cork.
Experience Cork’s main attractions in one day with Paddywagon’s Hopper Tour!
With the Cork Hopper passengers can hop-on board any time of day and use their ticket over 24 or 48 hours to take in the ‘must see’ attractions in County Cork.
Visit the iconic Blarney Castle, Jameson Experience Midleton, Titanic Experience in Cobh or explore Fota Wildlife Park, or Fota House and Gardens.
Blarney Castle:
Nearly six centuries old and synonymous around the world with Ireland. We stop here five times throughout the day making it the perfect first or last stop!
Cobh:
Famous as the departure point of millions of Irish emigrants over the centuries, and as Titanic’s last port of call. Visit the Titanic Experience, in the original White Star Line ticket office, or the stunning Saint Coleman’s Cathedral over looking Cork Harbour.
Fota Wildlife Park:
One of Ireland's top ten visitor attractions. No holiday to Ireland or Cork is complete without exploring Fota Wildlife Park’s open savanna, tiger forest and tropical house.
Jameson Experience Midleton:
A journey through the story of Irish whiskey. View the largest pot still in the world before sampling the world renowned whiskey. Year round tours and tastings available!
We stop in the village of Blarney to give you the chance to kiss the Blarney Stone and receive the "gift of the gab" for 7 years. Situated on the battlements of the famed Blarney Castle you shall have to bend over backwards to kiss the stone! You can also visit the witches caves in the castle grounds or maybe you will indulge in the tax free shopping haven of the Blarney Wollen Mills, Ireland's biggest craft shop. Our pick up tunes here are at 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, 16:30 And 17.45
Historic Cobh is situated on the Cork Harbour. Here we hear stories of the millions of Irish people that emigrated from Cobh between 1840 and 1950. Cobh was also known as Queenstown, renamed when Queen Victoria visited. In 1912 it was the last stop of the RMS Titanic. We will see the Titanic monument in the town center and visit the impressive St Coleman's cathedral. The town also has a monument to remember the sinking of the passenger ship Lusitania, during world war 1 in 1915, which happened close to Cork harbor.
Consider jumping off at Ireland's most famous wildlife park. Situated in Carrigtwohill, County Cork this 70 acre wildlife park is home to 50 bird species and 30 mammals. Many if the animals are free to roam and interact with visitors such as squirrel monkeys, and giraffes which allows these animals to live in a more natural environment. Considered one of Ireland's top 10 visitor's attractions, this is a must see for every traveler.
We also offer the option of dropping you at the Jameson Experience, located in the Old Distillery in Midleton. The distillery was established in the 1700s and has a wonderful visitor's center. Ireland's most popular whiskey, distilled in Ireland's largest whiskey distillery is a must see and a fabulous tour for those interested in the whiskey distilled process and of course not to mention the tasting at the end of the tour. Tickets for Jameson Experience are not included, but can be purchased on the day.
Tour finishes in Cork City Centre, you will have enjoyed a great fun day tour with a great group of fellow international travelers. Slainte/to your health!