Harbour to Market Cork Bike Hire

Embark on a breezy electric bike adventure from Cobh’s historic harbour to Cork’s vibrant markets with Cork Bike Hire!

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Multi-coloured buildings lined infront of the sea harbour. Boats parked in at bay. Tall grey church in the background Blue skies with white dotted clouds and clear water bank

5 people standing on bikes looking out to sea while wearing yellow high vis vests

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Harbour to Market Cork Bike Hire

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Embark on a breezy electric bike adventure from Cobh’s historic harbour to Cork’s vibrant markets with Cork Bike Hire!

What to Expect

Cruise effortlessly on electric bikes — perfect for all fitness levels, no sweat!
Explore Cobh’s cool history, including the Titanic’s last Irish stop.
Quick stop at the awesome Blackrock Castle with its cool observatory.
Soak up the buzz of Cork City markets, pubs, and local vibes.

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Experience the charm of Cobh and Cork along scenic coastal roads and quaint country lanes, soaking up stunning views of Cork Harbour, Ireland’s second-largest natural harbour. This Harbour to Market electric bike tour combines active exploration with cultural discovery, offering an authentic taste of Irish heritage and natural beauty.

Starting in Cobh, the historic port town famously known as the last Irish stop of the Titanic, you’ll cycle past iconic landmarks and charming streets, with tales of seafaring and emigration echoing around you. As you pedal towards Cork City, Ireland’s “rebel city,” you’ll discover bustling markets, artisan shops, and traditional Irish pubs where you can soak up the lively atmosphere and perhaps enjoy a hearty “ceol agus craic” (music and fun).

On the way back, pedal into the past as you make a stop at the stunning Blackrock Castle, a 16th-century fortress that now houses a fascinating Observatory.