We had a very successful trip with Patti Negri as our ambassador on the Game of Thrones tour which happened May 2022 and we think it is time to have Patti take you on a magical journey to the Celtic land of Ireland

Get ready for an unforgettable experience with the one and only Patti Negri—internationally acclaimed psychic medium, author, and star of Ghost Adventures! Known as the “Good Witch of Hollywood,” Patti brings her vibrant energy, deep spiritual insight, and magnetic personality wherever she goes. With decades of experience connecting with the spirit world, clearing haunted spaces, and guiding people on powerful journeys of transformation, Patti’s presence is truly magical. Whether she’s leading a séance, walking through a haunted castle, or sharing ancient wisdom with a touch of humor and heart, Patti makes the mystical feel accessible and unforgettable. Don’t miss your chance to explore the otherworld with Patti by your side!

This trip is based on 25 people taking part.

We are excited to let you know that you will get to spend time with another incredible medium for two days in Ireland. We will spent two days traveling and hanging out with both DeEtte and Patti. 

The ladies will do gallery readings for the two tours and they might conduct a short workshop too!

Step into the world of spirit with the incredible DeEtte Ranae—renowned evidential medium, psychic, and spiritual teacher whose gifts have captivated audiences across the globe! Known for her compassionate presence, razor-sharp accuracy, and deep connection to the spirit realm, DeEtte delivers messages that heal, uplift, and transform. Her down-to-earth approach and powerful energy make every encounter unforgettable, whether she’s channeling loved ones from beyond or guiding you to awaken your own intuition. With years of experience and a heart full of light, DeEtte brings both comfort and awe wherever she goes. Prepare to be amazed—spirit is calling, and DeEtte is ready to lead the way!

We have interest free installment plans for your convenience. If you wish to pay your deposit and start your installment payments please let us know. We can set up your required amounts of payments.

We strongly suggest that you purchase Travel Insurance to cover your Travel Investment, in case you have to cancel your trip or for any other reason.  We do not give refunds.

1  The company requires non-refundable deposits to be paid as per tour in a timely manner. By paying a deposit you are agreeing to the terms and conditions of the Company.

2  Our tours are all based on double occupancy. There will be an additional supplement for single travelers which will depend on tour taken. 

3  Payment for deposit will hold your place, final balance  payment will be 30 days before the start of your choice of  tour. If you are paying by credit card you will have bank charges.

4  Installment plans are available for anyone who would like to avail of them.

5  Travel insurance is something that the company strongly suggests all clients purchase to protect their travel investment.

6  Due to limited capacity on coaches, there is a limit of one suitcase per passenger. 

7  Participants are responsible for all their property, luggage, backpacks, phone's, laptops etc. 

8  The company tour guide will give all participants phone no's of tour guides and driver at the start of the trip or in an email before the start of the trip, it is vital that you keep these in a safe place.

9  At the start of each day your tour guide will tell you what time you should be ready, or to be on the bus for the next day's journey, it is up to you to contact your guide if you missed announcements on times. 

10 There is a cancellation fee for participants who cancel within 90 days of the start of trip. Please see the contract.

11  Some of our trips require walking over stony roads and pathways, it is advised to always bring strong waterproof walking shoes, and waterproof/windproof outer coats/jackets also.

12 We also advise all participants to let us know of any food allergies they have.

13 Each participant is responsible for their baggage being brought from the Coach to their accommodation, except in the case where the company has booked porterage. The group will be advised where porterage will take place.

14 Conditions, availability, or contractual obligations may warrant for dates, venues, lodging, talent/celebrity headliners/hosts/guests. Ambassadors, tour guides or transportation modes to be changed or cancelled. It is our intent and obligation, within the best of our ability, to substitute and /or accommodate equal or enhanced alternatives. We will not refund any deposits or payments towards the tour due to these conditions.

15. We reserve the right to refuse service.

16 We operate 8/9 hour days only. We do not do long days of traveling.

We ask you not to purchase your flights until we give you the go-ahead. This trip is based on 25 people attending. 

Flights arriving into Dublin:

When purchasing your flights, we ask you to arrive into Dublin airport anytime before 9 am the morning of the first day of the tour. We meet at the arrivals hall in Terminal 2 at 9am. If you wish to come in a day or two early, we can give you the information for the hotel we will stay in for the first day or two. You can then go with our bus driver to the airport.

If you decide to come in early and get another hotel, please make your way to the meeting point at Terminal 2 arrivals Hall.

Return Flights Home:

The airport recommend that all international travelers from the States arrive to the airport for their flights at least 3 hours before the departure time because American customs operates in Dublin airport and you have to go through Irish security, American security and American customs which can take a long time depending on volume of people going through customs.

We leave the hotel at 8.30 am the morning of the last day to have you at the airport by the latest 9.15 am so we ask you to book your flight to leave Dublin anytime after 12 noon. 

If you decide that you do not want to take the bus ride at that time, it will be up to you to make your own way to the airport.

You arrive into Dublin airport anytime before 9 am. We will meet you at the arrivals hall in Terminal 2 at 9 am. 

Malahide Castle:

Step into the enchanting world of Malahide Castle, where centuries of history are woven with tales of mystery and the supernatural. This beautifully preserved castle is said to be home to several resident spirits—but none more famous than Puck, the mischievous jester who once served the Talbot family. Legend has it that Puck fell in love with a noblewoman and met a tragic end, yet his playful spirit is believed to linger in the castle halls to this day. Visitors often speak of unexplained sounds, fleeting shadows, and an eerie presence that adds a thrilling edge to the castle’s rich heritage. With its grand rooms, stunning gardens, and spine-tingling ghost stories, Malahide Castle offers an experience that is as captivating as it is unforgettable.

ChristChurch Cathedral:

Step into the rich history of Christ Church Cathedral, one of the city’s most captivating landmarks, where centuries of stories echo through every stone. Marvel at the impressive bell tower rising above the skyline, then descend into the atmospheric crypts—among the largest in Ireland—where history takes on a fascinatingly eerie charm. Here you’ll discover the famous Cat and Mouse, a curious and unforgettable sight, along with the revered heart of St Laurence O'Toole, a powerful relic of Dublin’s past. Blending grandeur, mystery, and remarkable artifacts, Christ Church Cathedral offers an experience that is as intriguing as it is unforgettable.

Return to the Hotel to have a nice meal and relax.

Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Activity Level: Moderate

The Hell Fire Club disturbed the spirits of the Ancient Ancestral Dead.

The building was doomed from the moment of its construction as it is built on the sacred land of the Irish.

This was the site of an ancient Irish passage grave, a tomb also known as a Cairn. To build his new hunting lodge of excess William Connolly destroyed an ancient sacred site.

As we all know the sites of our ancients should never be disturbed. They are sites of our ancestors and are revered.

Brazenhead Pub

Established in 1754, The Brazen Head is Dublin’s oldest pub. With a lively bar that is full of character and a decent pub food offering, this is a popular venue for live music and storytelling. But the Brazen Head has a few stories of its own, and at least one of the characters that frequented the pub in life, appears to have kept coming back, long after “last orders” had been called.

Irish revolutionary, Robert Emmet, was a regular visitor to the pub, and elements of rebel activity were planned within its walls. On the 20th of September 1803, Emmet was hanged until dead and then beheaded. The exact whereabouts of his bodily remains are unknown, but his spirit returned to his favourite watering hole. Many have spotted his ghost in the bar, keeping a lookout for his enemies and the man who cut off his head.

Dublin

Temple bar is a great place to explore, but it is only a 10 min walk to Dublin center city if you want to explore there. Guinness store house and factory is not too far either and you could visit Jamison distillery. The time is yours to do with as you wish.

Itinerary is subject to slight change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Leap Castle:

Today you are joined by DeEtte Ranea and her tour group. For two days, you have the opportunity to hang out with two world-class psychic mediums who are happy to share their talents with you all.

Dare to explore one of Ireland’s most chilling destinations, Leap Castle, a place where history and the supernatural intertwine in unforgettable ways. Widely regarded as one of the most haunted castles in the world, its shadowy halls are steeped in tales of betrayal, tragedy, and restless spirits. From the infamous “Bloody Chapel” to the eerie presence of the terrifying Elemental, visitors are drawn into a spine-tingling experience that lingers long after they leave. Yet beyond the ghostly legends lies a strikingly beautiful fortress rich in heritage and character, making Leap Castle a must-visit for thrill-seekers and history lovers alike.

Staying in Galway tonight.

Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Activity Level: Moderate

Cliffs Of Moher:

Rising dramatically from the wild Atlantic along Ireland’s west coast, the Cliffs of Moher are one of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Stretching for miles and soaring over 700 feet above the ocean, these iconic cliffs offer sweeping views, crashing waves, and unforgettable sunsets that feel truly magical. On a clear day, you can glimpse the distant Aran Islands and the rugged peaks of Connemara, adding to the sense of awe and adventure. Whether you’re walking the scenic cliff paths, capturing stunning photographs, or simply soaking in the raw beauty of the Atlantic coastline, the Cliffs of Moher promise an experience that stays with you long after you leave.

Craggaunowen Crannogs:

Step back in time at Craggaunowen, where the fascinating crannógs bring Ireland’s ancient past vividly to life. Set on a tranquil lake, these beautifully reconstructed lake dwellings offer a rare glimpse into how early settlers lived, farmed, and defended their homes centuries ago. Surrounded by woodland and rich in history, visitors can walk across timber walkways, explore traditional huts, and experience hands-on demonstrations that make the past feel remarkably real. Combining natural beauty with immersive storytelling, Craggaunowen’s crannógs provide a unique and unforgettable journey into Ireland’s early medieval heritage.

Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Activity Level: Moderate

Achill Island:

Discover the wild beauty of Achill Island, where dramatic Atlantic views and rugged landscapes meet a deeply moving past. Among its most powerful sites is the Deserted Village, a haunting stretch of abandoned stone cottages that tell the story of lives forever changed during the Great Famine. Walking among these silent ruins beneath the slopes of Slievemore, you can almost feel the echoes of a once-thriving community. Combined with sweeping beaches, towering cliffs, and unspoiled scenery, Achill Island offers an experience that is as breathtaking as it is deeply reflective.

Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Activity level: Moderate

Lough Key Forest Park:

Discover the heart of Ireland’s hidden midlands with a journey through Lough Key Forest Park, an unforgettable experiences blending nature, history, and adventure. Wander the scenic trails and treetop canopy walk at Lough Key, where lakeside beauty and woodland magic surround you at every turn. Step back into medieval Ireland at Boyle Abbey, a remarkably preserved Cistercian monastery filled with atmosphere and architectural wonder. Then delve deep beneath the surface at Arigna, where former miners bring Ireland’s industrial past to life with powerful, firsthand stories. Together, these remarkable sites offer a rich and varied glimpse into the landscapes and heritage that make this region so special.

Boyle Abbey:

Step back into medieval Ireland at Boyle Abbey, a remarkably preserved 12th-century Cistercian monastery filled with atmosphere and architectural wonder. The local guide will bring you around the grounds and give you an amazing history pointing out stone carvings and telling you about life there.

Arigna Mines:

Then delve deep beneath the surface at Arigna, where former miners bring Ireland’s industrial past to life with powerful, firsthand stories. Together, these remarkable sites offer a rich and varied glimpse into the landscapes and heritage that make this region so special.

Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Activity Level: Moderate

Lisheen House:

Also known as Seafield House: Seafield House in County Sligo, also known as Lisheen House, is one of the most atmospheric ruined estates in the region, and local folklore has long surrounded it with tales of hauntings and unexplained events. Built in the late 18th and rebuilt in the 1840s by the Phibbs family, the house eventually fell into ruin after being abandoned, but stories of strange occurrences lingered long after its decline. Over the years it gained a reputation as one of the most haunted houses in Sligo, with reports of poltergeist activity, sudden loud crashes, objects being thrown, and shadowy figures seen moving through the stairways and rooms. Servants were said to have fled the house in fear, refusing to return after experiencing unexplained disturbances and eerie presences within the walls. Even attempts to “clear” the house, including religious interventions in later years, are said in local legend to have failed, adding to its ominous reputation. Today, Seafield House remains a haunting ruin, its crumbling walls still carrying the weight of the stories and supernatural reputation that have made it a notable part of Sligo’s ghostly folklore.

Bram Stoker Walk:

Our good friend Adrian O'Neil from Sligo is a historian and he will bring you around Sligo town on a walk talking about all the places there associated with Bram Stoker's family. Did you know that his mother came from Sligo and there is family members buried there. You will learn about it all from Adrian.

Sligo Town explore:

There are some nice shopping centres, restaurants, art galleries, and much more in Sligo to explore. Enjoy some shopping or just sit and relax in a nice coffee shop by the river.

Itinerary is subject to slight change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Return to Dublin and Fitzpatrick's Castle:

Tonight we stay at the 18th century luxury Fitzpatrick's Castle Dublin, Where you can enjoy all the old world charm of an Irish castle but yet all the modern conveniences for a 4 star hotel.

You can explore Dublin if you wish or go shopping or just relax and take it easy before joining the group for an evening meal in the Castle.

Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and other conditions that might be beyond our control.

Activity Level: Moderate

Today we bring you back to catch your flight home. We don't like to say goodbye but rather, best wishes and safe flight until we see you over here again. Come back and visit us soon!