Glasgow - Orkney Islands - Invergordon - Cork (Cobb)

[Dede F]

Looking for recommendations for non ship tours for the above ports. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks 

[NancyIL]

From Cobh - I have done the full-day shore tour with Butler's twice, and enjoyed it very much: https://www.ecoach.ie/

[CatalinaUK]

Glasgow is one of my favourite cities in the world. It depends what you are interested in doing, though. 

Obviously the classic HOPO bus will give you the highlights, but I always enjoy looking at the Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed buildings, and this walking tour will finish off at the CRM tea rooms (afternoon tea at its best). 

[Sarnia 432]

From Cobh, take the train into Cork, the station is on the dock and trains are frequent (every 30 mins if I remember correctly)

[matamanoa]

For the Orkneys, get in touch with Lorna Brown from See Orkney Tours.  seeorkneyweb@gmail.com

You won't be disappointed.

 

Barb

[Mrs f.]

We used Lorna at SeeOrkney tours.  Had a fantastic day

[ABQrobin]

For Cobh(Cork) choose Paddywagon tours.  We did a great one with them to the Blarney castle and Jameson distillery.  Loved it.

For Glasgow... Serca tours.  Awesome small tours (only 6 people per van).  Highly recommend.

 

 

[grimpil]

On 12/23/2023 at 5:48 PM, ABQrobin said:

For Cobh(Cork) choose Paddywagon tours.  We did a great one with them to the Blarney castle and Jameson distillery.  Loved it.

For Glasgow... Serca tours.  Awesome small tours (only 6 people per van).  Highly recommend.

 

 

I can recommend Paddywagon tours as well. Used them for 5 days last fall to see every corner of Ireland. Well organized and great narration on all tours... nice singing voices as well