Take off on a journey that captures the essence of Ireland’s landscapes, culture, and charm. Exploration awaits along vibrant city life, serene countrysides, quaint villages, and dramatic coastlines. Experience the warmth of local hospitality, savor delicious food and drink, and explore historic sites and natural wonders. Whether you’re drawn to adventure, relaxation, or the simple joy of discovery, this itinerary offers a perfect blend of iconic experiences and off-the-beaten-path treasures, including some time to explore Ireland's most iconic cities and breathtaking landscapes at your own pace. Price Starting at $3,999 per person.
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Today, your guide will take you from Dublin Airport to Galway.
Time permitting, we may be able to have some surprise stops on the way to keep it interesting!
The city of Galway will be a hive of activity boasting some excellent restaurants available to experience Irish cuisine.
Overnight in Galway
Joined by your guide, you'll drive from Galway City Centre to Cong, home of
Ashford Castle as seen in the 1951 film “The Quiet Man”- this picturesque village is well worth exploring.
Onwards, we'll continue into the heart of Connemara, Ireland's biggest Gaeltacht area and as 'Wild Ireland' as you can get. Along the way, we'll stop at Kylemore Abbey, known for hosting the Benedictine Nuns and an array of all-organic produce well worth sampling.
We’ll stop off on the way for lunch in the town of Clifden, home of the Connemara pony and the heart of the west. Time permitting, we may be able to stop at the Connemara Marble Museum to check out Ireland’s famous natural green marble.
We will finish back at our accommodation in Galway being sure to leave time to take in the city's night life.
Overnight Galway
Today, we'll travel down to Killarney, making a stop at the Cliffs of Moher along the way.
Next, you can either choose to visit Bunratty Castle, or Limerick's King John's Castle and traveling via Adare for some breathtaking scenery.
As part of your stay in Killarney, we recommend touring Killarney National Park, visiting Muckross House & Gardens, Torc Waterfall, and soaking up some evening entertainment in the town. Enjoy a large variety of restaurants and pubs offering delicious food, Celtic whiskey, and Irish dancing.
Overnight Killarney
Today, we venture to Dingle.
This is a 'Wild Atlantic' drive, where we will see some spectacular coastal scenery. There is a chance to see the Blasket Islands, drive onto the beaches, and walk along the sand.
Dingle itself is a happening place-boasting an old world charm mixed with a modern Celtic vibe-it’s becoming more popular every year. There's the option of a Dingle Distillery whisky tour or Dingle Crystal Factory tour, or even a simple stroll around town to check out all of the the various boutiques, bars, and shops.
We then head back to Killarney via Conor Pass, a truly spectacular drive and a great place to check out some hidden lakes.
Overnight Killarney
Today starts with a mid-morning pick-up from your accommodation in Killarney. Continue our tour down to Kinsale via Kenmare, Glengarriff, and Bantry, and enjoy some of Ireland’s most beautiful scenery, including a visit to Garnish Island.
Glengarriff has many gardens open to the public due to its proximity to the Gulf Stream, where lush bamboo gardens grow alongside native ferns and fuchsia.
Along this drive, we may be able to explore old abbeys and mountains. We will end our day in Kinsale, another beautiful upmarket colorful town with dozens of great places to eat, drink, and shop.
Overnight Kinsale
You'll be collected from your accommodation in Kinsale, and continue your
tour on route to Dublin.
Our first stop of the day is the world-famous Blarney Castle & Gardens. We continue north to our next stop, Cashel, home of the the Rock of Cashel, an ancient site well-known in Irish history. It is the coronation site of the Celtic Kings of Munster for hundreds of years, and one of the oldest ecclesiastical buildings in Ireland.
From here, we'll continue to Dublin. Time permitting, we may also take a quick stop in Kildare, home of the 'horse training centre' of Ireland and St. Brigid, before heading back to your home for the evening, Dublin.
Overnight Dublin