Cobh (Cork) Cruise Reviews

The best port experience, the town comes out for so many cruises and it is always the same and getting better every time we go there. Really nice cultural experience. Highly recommended. ...

We enjoy a couple of conversations with the friendly locals, and had a fun walk around Cobh. A local band played dockside, and sent us off with a flouish when we departed. ...

Cute port with things to do right off the cruise ship ...

We took a train to city centre and a bus to see the Blarney Castle. ...

Self touring: We walked around the very charming town of Cobh visiting the Lusitania Peace Memorial, Titanic Experience, Titanic Memorial Monument & Memorial Garden, and Cobh Cathedral. Ate lunch at Leonardo’s Café & Bistro - Scott had the smoky chicken panini and I had the Mediterranean prawns and calamari. Stopped for a gelato cone from Scoops. Finished our day in Cobh enjoying the delightful ...

Great visit to kiss teh Blarney Stone. Used the ship excursion and the lady guide was excellent ...

Pretty town - people are VERY nice. ...

It was pouring rain! Our ship docked in Ringskiddy instead of Cobh but Princess provided a shuttle into Cork. Most passengers decided not to get off and returned to the ship. We got off, found the English Market (not very big like other urban markets), and then got a taxi to Midleton to tour the Jameson Distillery which we already had tickets for. The tour was fine, but on the way back it was very ...

Thought I was going to go into Cork, but on arrival, at seeing how nice this town is, and being my first visit to Ireland, I decided to discover this area instead. I'm glad I did. Lots of great things to see, several museums, a Titanic park, a grand cathedral, a nice park and sweeping views of the channel and bay. ...

Don’t stay in Cobh there’s nothing here. ...