A charming coastal town in County Cork, Cobh (pronounced “Cove”) is known for its colorful waterfront, maritime history, and role as the Titanic’s final port of call. Its picturesque setting and historical significance draw visitors seeking a quieter Irish experience. Cobh’s maritime heritage, tied to emigration and historic liners, is reflected in its festivals like the Cobh People’s Regatta and local seafood dishes like smoked salmon. Cobh’s historical depth, scenic beauty, and compact size make it ideal for history buffs and those exploring Cork’s coast.