Duration
1:15 Hour
Activity Level
Moderate
Experience Details*
Strolling through Cobh you’ll follow the same pretty streets and bustling waterfront that millions of emigrants used, as they departed from Ireland to start afresh in the New World. Cobh also happens to be Titanic's last port of call.
Walking through the streets of Cobh, you’ll hear fascinating stories about Cobh’s emigrant, military and maritime history. You’ll discover a number of locations and aspects directly connected with the Titanic, such as the actual building in which the White Star Line Office was located, and the very pier where passengers boarded.
This intriguing port has many other tales to tell, and you’ll see the landing site where the survivors of Lusitania were taken ashore in Cobh, when she was sunk at the beginning of WWI.
As you gently climb Cobh’s hilly streets, you’ll reach St Colman's Cathedral – the beautiful neo-gothic cathedral that dominates the skyline – where you’ll be rewarded with amazing views over the harbour.
At a glance*
Duration: 1¼ hours guided tour
Activity: High level of walking
Transport: On foot
Why Book? To experience the rich history of Cobh and Titanic's last port of call.
Itinerary*
Meet your local guide and commence Cobh Heritage Trail > Cobh Heritage Trail > Return to port
What's included*
Local guide
Orientation walk
Photo opportunities
Essential information
This experience is all on foot with some inclines and steps included.