Overview
Itinerary
Arrive in Dublin, a lively city steeped in rich history and culture. Upon arrival, we'll meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel, ensuring a seamless start to your Irish adventure. In the evening, join your fellow travellers and Tour Director for a Welcome Dinner. Stay Two Nights: Dublin, Camden Court Hotel (or similar) (D)
Embark on a guided tour of Dublin, discovering the lively Temple Bar, the historic Christ Church, the iconic Guinness Storehouse, and the captivating EPIC Irish Emigration Museum. With the afternoon at your leisure, you might like to visit the Teeling Whiskey Distillery. (B)
Enhance Your Journey - Whiskey Tasting at Teeling Whiskey Distillery Nestled in the heart of Dublin's historic Liberties district, the Teeling Whiskey Distillery was the first new distillery to open in the city in over 125 years, reviving the tradition of urban whiskey production. Enjoy an informative tour of the distillery, followed by a tasting of their exceptional whiskies.
Travel to Waterford today via the Wicklow Mountains, known as the Garden of Ireland. Just outside Dublin, Wicklow offers stunning mountains, lakes, rivers, and picturesque estates. Enjoy a guided tour of Glendalough, followed by a stop in Avoca.
Upon arrival in Waterford, join a historical walking tour or enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. Stay: Waterford, Fitzwilton Hotel (or similar) (B)
Today, depart for Killarney, but not before exploring the stunning Southern Coast of Ireland. Stop in Cork for a panoramic tour, followed by free time to explore at your leisure.
Continue to Blarney Castle, home to the legendary Blarney Stone. Nestled in the castle's ancient battlements, this iconic stone is made of Carboniferous limestone. Built in 1446, the castle is famous for the Blarney Stone - the Stone of Eloquence, believed to grant the gift of eloquence to those who kiss it. Many legends surround the Stone - why not kiss it yourself and discover the truth behind the myth?
Afterwards, drive along the coast, passing through the charming fishing villages of Youghal and Dungarvan before arriving in Killarney. Stay Two Nights: Killarney, Hotel Killarney (or similar) (B/D)
The Ring of Kerry (166 km) is Ireland's most famous and panoramic route. The breathtaking beauty of the Iveragh Peninsula lies in the remarkable diversity of its scenery, offering constant contrasts. As you travel around the Ring, take in spectacular vistas - mountains, lakes, and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Return to Killarney and enjoy free time at leisure. (B)
Insider Experience - Sheep Herding Enjoy an authentic sheep herding experience set in the breathtaking scenery of Molls Gap along the Ring of Kerry. Kissane Sheep Farm is a traditional working farm with around 1,000 mountain sheep and hundreds of lambs. Run by John and Anne Kissane, the farm has been in their family for the past 150 years.
Travel through the beautiful Dingle Peninsula to Limerick. This afternoon, you may choose to join an optional cooking class, where you'll learn to prepare traditional Irish dishes. Later, enjoy an Insider Experience. Stay: Limerick, George Hotel (or similar) (B/D)
Insider Experience - Bunratty Castle Visit Bunratty Castle, a medieval fortress dating back to the 15th century. Restored in 1954, the castle now features a folk park on its grounds, offering a fascinating insight into Ireland's history. Savour a medieval banquet accompanied by traditional entertainment.
Enhance Your Journey - Dingle Cookery School Cooking Class Based in the seaside town of Dingle, County Kerry, the Dingle Cookery School specialises in using fresh, local, and Irish ingredients.
See the captivating Cliffs of Moher, rugged karst landscapes carved into beautiful formations of bedrock. Then continue to Doolin, a charming seaside village, where you'll enjoy an Insider Experience. Continue on to Galway and enjoy leisure time. Stay Two Nights: Galway, Salthill Hotel (or similar) (B)
Insider Experience - Traditional Irish Music with Locals Christy Barry and his partner Sheila have entertained friends and musicians at their home for many years, gathering around the fire playing music and telling stories. Experience local Irish music in the relaxed surroundings, enjoy the experience of visiting a local home, enjoying local company and listening to a good traditional music session around the fire.
Today, embark on an excursion to Inishmore, the largest of the three Aran Islands. You'll hear captivating stories and fascinating histories of the island while taking in the stunning surroundings at a leisurely pace. Look out for seals at low tide and take a hike up to the ancient Dún Aonghasa fort. After your adventure, return to your hotel in Galway. (B)
Enhance Your Journey - Horse & Cart Tour of Inishmore Once you arrive in Inishmore, you might choose to take a tour of the island on a traditional horse-and-cart or e-bike.
Enjoy a scenic cruise on the stunning Lough Corrib, soaking in the picturesque views of both the river and the lake. Continue on to Dublin, where you'll have free time to explore the city's shops, restaurants, and pubs. This evening, gather with your fellow travellers for a memorable Farewell Dinner. Stay: Dublin, Camden Court Hotel (or similar) (B/D)
After breakfast, bid farewell to your fellow travellers and be transferred to the airport for your onward flight. (B)
Arrive in Dublin, a lively city steeped in rich history and culture. Upon arrival, we'll meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel, ensuring a seamless start to your Irish adventure. In the evening, join your fellow travellers and Tour Director for a Welcome Dinner. Stay Two Nights: Dublin, Camden Court Hotel (or similar) (D)
Embark on a guided tour of Dublin, discovering the lively Temple Bar, the historic Christ Church, the iconic Guinness Storehouse, and the captivating EPIC Irish Emigration Museum. With the afternoon at your leisure, you might like to visit the Teeling Whiskey Distillery. (B)
Enhance Your Journey - Whiskey Tasting at Teeling Whiskey Distillery Nestled in the heart of Dublin's historic Liberties district, the Teeling Whiskey Distillery was the first new distillery to open in the city in over 125 years, reviving the tradition of urban whiskey production. Enjoy an informative tour of the distillery, followed by a tasting of their exceptional whiskies.
Travel to Waterford today via the Wicklow Mountains, known as the Garden of Ireland. Just outside Dublin, Wicklow offers stunning mountains, lakes, rivers, and picturesque estates. Enjoy a guided tour of Glendalough, followed by a stop in Avoca.
Upon arrival in Waterford, join a historical walking tour or enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. Stay: Waterford, Fitzwilton Hotel (or similar) (B)
Today, depart for Killarney, but not before exploring the stunning Southern Coast of Ireland. Stop in Cork for a panoramic tour, followed by free time to explore at your leisure.
Continue to Blarney Castle, home to the legendary Blarney Stone. Nestled in the castle's ancient battlements, this iconic stone is made of Carboniferous limestone. Built in 1446, the castle is famous for the Blarney Stone - the Stone of Eloquence, believed to grant the gift of eloquence to those who kiss it. Many legends surround the Stone - why not kiss it yourself and discover the truth behind the myth?
Afterwards, drive along the coast, passing through the charming fishing villages of Youghal and Dungarvan before arriving in Killarney. Stay Two Nights: Killarney, Hotel Killarney (or similar) (B/D)
The Ring of Kerry (166 km) is Ireland's most famous and panoramic route. The breathtaking beauty of the Iveragh Peninsula lies in the remarkable diversity of its scenery, offering constant contrasts. As you travel around the Ring, take in spectacular vistas - mountains, lakes, and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Return to Killarney and enjoy free time at leisure. (B)
Insider Experience - Sheep Herding Enjoy an authentic sheep herding experience set in the breathtaking scenery of Molls Gap along the Ring of Kerry. Kissane Sheep Farm is a traditional working farm with around 1,000 mountain sheep and hundreds of lambs. Run by John and Anne Kissane, the farm has been in their family for the past 150 years.
Travel through the beautiful Dingle Peninsula to Limerick. This afternoon, you may choose to join an optional cooking class, where you'll learn to prepare traditional Irish dishes. Later, enjoy an Insider Experience. Stay: Limerick, George Hotel (or similar) (B/D)
Insider Experience - Bunratty Castle Visit Bunratty Castle, a medieval fortress dating back to the 15th century. Restored in 1954, the castle now features a folk park on its grounds, offering a fascinating insight into Ireland's history. Savour a medieval banquet accompanied by traditional entertainment.
Enhance Your Journey - Dingle Cookery School Cooking Class Based in the seaside town of Dingle, County Kerry, the Dingle Cookery School specialises in using fresh, local, and Irish ingredients.
See the captivating Cliffs of Moher, rugged karst landscapes carved into beautiful formations of bedrock. Then continue to Doolin, a charming seaside village, where you'll enjoy an Insider Experience. Continue on to Galway and enjoy leisure time. Stay Two Nights: Galway, Salthill Hotel (or similar) (B)
Insider Experience - Traditional Irish Music with Locals Christy Barry and his partner Sheila have entertained friends and musicians at their home for many years, gathering around the fire playing music and telling stories. Experience local Irish music in the relaxed surroundings, enjoy the experience of visiting a local home, enjoying local company and listening to a good traditional music session around the fire.
Today, embark on an excursion to Inishmore, the largest of the three Aran Islands. You'll hear captivating stories and fascinating histories of the island while taking in the stunning surroundings at a leisurely pace. Look out for seals at low tide and take a hike up to the ancient Dún Aonghasa fort. After your adventure, return to your hotel in Galway. (B)
Enhance Your Journey - Horse & Cart Tour of Inishmore Once you arrive in Inishmore, you might choose to take a tour of the island on a traditional horse-and-cart or e-bike.
Enjoy a scenic cruise on the stunning Lough Corrib, soaking in the picturesque views of both the river and the lake. Continue on to Dublin, where you'll have free time to explore the city's shops, restaurants, and pubs. This evening, gather with your fellow travellers for a memorable Farewell Dinner. Stay: Dublin, Camden Court Hotel (or similar) (B/D)
After breakfast, bid farewell to your fellow travellers and be transferred to the airport for your onward flight. (B)
Trip Inclusions
- Explore the Historical Aran island, Inishmore: A visit to the Aran Islands offers a unique step back in time. Today, the islands' inhabitants primarily rely on fishing and tourism. Traditional Gaelic customs remain deeply significant, and the Irish language is still spoken across the islands. Inishmore, the largest of the islands, is renowned for its vast network of stone walls, towering cliffs, and the ancient neolithic fort of Dun Aengus – one of the most striking of its kind in Europe.
- Traditional Irish Music with Locals: Experience traditional Irish music with the locals in the charming seaside village of Doolin. Join Sheila and Christy Barry for an unforgettable evening, enjoying the warmth of local company and the lively sounds of a traditional music session by the fire.
- Bunratty Castle: Bunratty Castle, built in the 15th century by the Earl of Thomond, stands proudly on the banks of the Rathy River. For over 40 years, the ladies of the castle have extended a warm welcome to guests from around the world for The Earl’s Banquet. The evening begins with a mead reception in the castle’s Great Hall, before guests descend to enjoy a four-course meal accompanied by wine and live music featuring harp and violin.
- Itinerary, inclusions and pricing are subject to change
- Prices are for land only. Flights not included unless specified
- Explore the Historical Aran island, Inishmore: A visit to the Aran Islands offers a unique step back in time. Today, the islands' inhabitants primarily rely on fishing and tourism. Traditional Gaelic customs remain deeply significant, and the Irish language is still spoken across the islands. Inishmore, the largest of the islands, is renowned for its vast network of stone walls, towering cliffs, and the ancient neolithic fort of Dun Aengus – one of the most striking of its kind in Europe.
- Traditional Irish Music with Locals: Experience traditional Irish music with the locals in the charming seaside village of Doolin. Join Sheila and Christy Barry for an unforgettable evening, enjoying the warmth of local company and the lively sounds of a traditional music session by the fire.
- Bunratty Castle: Bunratty Castle, built in the 15th century by the Earl of Thomond, stands proudly on the banks of the Rathy River. For over 40 years, the ladies of the castle have extended a warm welcome to guests from around the world for The Earl’s Banquet. The evening begins with a mead reception in the castle’s Great Hall, before guests descend to enjoy a four-course meal accompanied by wine and live music featuring harp and violin.
- Itinerary, inclusions and pricing are subject to change
- Prices are for land only. Flights not included unless specified
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