Ireland · BIKE TOURS IN CORK
Every Irish trip has one free day too few. These 7 bike tours in Cork justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide over breakfast and get on with it.
See Cork by standard or electric bike on a small-group tour through riverside paths, parks, UCC, churches, bridges, and historic streets.
“Great trip. Both James and Lora were very informative and a lot of fun. Very knowledgeable about the area and the history.”
Explore Kinsale by easy e-bike, from Charles Fort to harbor views, with local guide Miley Murphy and a small group of 10 or fewer.
“Miley was amazing! Knowledgeable, friendly, informative, engaging and fun! As a native to Kinsale, he knew everyone we passed and was a wealth of information. Worth every penny!!”
Ride West Cork by e-bike from Union Hall, hearing local folklore, Irish words, and stories among woods, beaches, and country lanes.
“Excellent way to experience West Cork and see significant sites and head the local lore associated with them. Connor is a great guide and storyteller. Even the teens had fun!”
Ride West Cork by eBike from Union Hall to Drombeg, old graveyards, coastal villages, folklore, and scenic country roads with a local guide.
“Connor was extremely knowledgeable and personable, we had a wonderful experience! I would for sure recommend this tour to anyone coming to Ireland!”
Cycle Cork’s river paths, parks, bridges, Shandon, and Elizabeth Fort with a local guide on this small-group city tour.
“Fantastic morning spent with James. Great to learn about and see more of Cork city in a fun way.”
Ride e-bikes along Cork’s Wild Atlantic Way, from the Lusitania Museum to Garrettstown and Old Head, with guide Ruth Herman.
“Very enjoyable... especially as we used the e-bikes! Loved the scenery and sights we rode through. A few stops here and there to learn the history and significance of the area was great to learn too. Our guide Ruth was excellent in all aspects! Also, loved how she came right out to the starting point with all the bikes in the van so were we ready to go from the get go.”
Cycle Cork’s Marina, Blackrock Pier, and the Passage West Greenway, with flexible routes, bike hire, and a ferry option to Cobh.
“We loved riding the green way and seeing the views along the water. It was a bit complicated to get there. We purchased a train ticket and rode to Cork which is the end of the line. Once there, we used google map to walk the 25 minutes. However, there were some concerns about whether we were actually going to arrive somewhere, as we were walking through industrial areas and it looked like a dead end. Once arrived, the place was wonderful. Very cool outdoor market with lots of “food carts “! The young man at the bike place was fantastic…very friendly and personable 🤗”
Pick a coast, a valley or a distillery.
