Jameson Distillery – Day Trip to Midleton

Set on 15 acres and beautifully restored, this is where the true heart of Irish whiskey beats. The old distillery is a unique experience with some of the buildings dating back to 1795. Take a journey through history and see the old kilns, mills and malting, the water wheel and the old warehouses.

Visiting the Jameson Experience at The Jameson Distillery in Midleton, has never been easier than with Cork City Bus Tours. We have a premium package which includes return coach transfers from Cork City and tour of the Jameson Experience, Midleton.

A dedicated Jameson Bus operates a return service from Patrick’s Quay (By St. Patrick’s Bridge) in the heart of Cork City Centre, direct to the Distillery.

Departure Times:
10:00am, 11:30am & 2:00pm from St. Patrick’s Quay

You can book in advance online or tickets can also be purchased on board the bus.

Special group rates are available on request. Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult. Rates to include tour and one small glass at the end.

The Jameson Experience is featured as one of “14 Unique Things to do in and around Cork” by TravelMag.com

MARCH

Friday 15th, Saturday 16th and Monday 18th March (No service on St. Patricks Day)
Saturday 23rd & 30th March

APRIL TO SEPTEMBER

Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday in April including Easter Monday 22nd April
Monday to Sunday (7 days) from 29th April until 30th September inclusive

OCTOBER

Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday in October including Monday 28th October.
The ticket prices are as follows:

Return Bus & Tour:

Adult €25pp
Senior/Student €22pp
Child (U18 years) €15pp
Family (2 adults & 3 children) €60
Bus ONLY return journey €9pp

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