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We had an awesome time - driver and tour guide were excellent.

Fairytales of Ireland - Leimkuhler, Price, Wilson, Tyrrell & Cugine

Gabriel was an amazing and very knowledgeable tour guide.  He always had our best interests in mind if the tour needed to be revised in any way.   He also captured so many memories for us in pictures and never seemed annoyed by our daily questions regarding the itinerary.

I would highly recommend Gabe and Namara Tours!

Sister Trip!!

My clients had a fabulous experience with Gabe from Namara Tours.    Everything was handled perfectly and the trip was seamless.
Many thanks!

Fairytales of Ireland - September Private tour

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Ireland

Bringing you experiences across the shores. We focus on small and uniquely designed small group trips across the world. 

Namara Tours

Join us on a journey to the mythical Emerald Isle, where you'll discover the true Luck of the Irish!!!
 
From the roaming green fields and wild Atlantic coastline, to the mythical castles that dot the landscape and bring us tales of folklore and legends. Ireland is a country whose landscape captivates the hearts of whoever sees it. Its quaint villages filled with joyous people and pubs are a once in a lifetime experience. 

On this trip we will enjoy experiences like, falconry on the shores of the Atlantic. Visit a tucked away cheese farm between the lush green slopes. Discover the secret to smoking Salmon in a traditional Irish Smokehouse. Learn how to pour a proper pint of Guinness. Enjoy the scenic views of the Atlantic coastline while bathing in a hot whiskey barrel filled with medicinal seaweed. 

And, of course visit a few historical medieval castles like Bunratty and Blarney.&nbsp;

Airfare to and from Ireland in not included. You must purchase your own flights.

Airfare

We highly recommend you purchase travel insurance.

Travel Insurance

Departure transfer from the Dublin hotel to Dublin airport on the last day is not included. 

Departure Transfers 

8 nights in superb 4* accommodation throughout the trip

Accommodation

A professional guide along your whole Irish experience

Tour Guide 

A professional driver and travel on a comfortable coach throughout the tour

Driver 

Entrances to all attractions, landmarks and experiences listen on tour except during free times.

Entrances to attractions

Breakfast each morning including day 1 of arrival. 3 Dinners (including the Medieval Dinner in Bunratty and the Merry Ploughboy Irish show on the last night dinner)

Meals 

Countless experiences such as falconry on the shores of the Atlantic. Learning to pour a pint of Guinness and bathing in a Whiskey Barrel with Seaweed. 

Experiences

Arrival early morning into Shannon airport, we recommend you book a flight arriving before noon. Short 5 minute transfer from Shannon airport to our hotel in Bunratty village. 

After check in, Breakfast and a meet and greet with our group and guide, we'll visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, where we'll &nbsp;enjoy the scenic views of one of Ireland's best preserved medieval strongholds and learn about the ancient way of life of bygone times. Afterwards we'll head across on a short drive to Cragganauwen. An ancient woodland park and discover how the ancient Celts lived in these lands over 3000 years ago. 

In the evening we will enjoy a traditional medieval banquet dinner with chants and folk songs, followed by some free time to enjoy a few nice Irish pints of beer in the nearby Durty Nelly's Pub.

A medieval welcome with a visit to Bunratty Castle.

Day 1 

After breakfast we head eastwards crossing through the fairytale county of Clare. Infamous, for having some of the largest amounts of castle per square mile, we'll cross over this rugged landscape brimming with tales of past times. Visit the Cliffs of Moher where you'll experience the jaw dropping views by walking around the cliffs jolting out 700ft above the roaring Atlantic Ocean. 

Later we travel south taking a short ferry ride across the Shannon Estuary towards Kerry, Ireland's Garden County. We'll head to the Dingle Peninsula. Voted by National Geographic for over the past decade as one of the greatest places on earth. We'll finish our day in Heaton's Guesthouse, in the town of Dingle. Sit back relax and enjoy the views of the tranquil fishing harbour. 

Free evening to enjoy the delights of Dingle with its splendid selection of pubs and restaurants.

The fairytale county of Clare & the Cliffs of Moher 

Day 2 

After enjoying some award winning breakfast at Heaton's we'll head to the other side of the harbour where we'll have a unique experience of falconry. Enjoy a walk across the shorelines of the beach along with these majestic "birds of prey" as they fly into your arm, with beauty, grace and lightning speed. 

After our incredible faclonry experience we'll head to Dingle Whiskey distillery, where we learn how Whiskey, or, as its called in Irish "water of life" is crafted and distilled. Later we'll do a short scenic ride across the Dingle Peninsula. Visit Slea Head, renowned for its ancient and bewildering atmosphere and also known as the "last parish to America for being the most westerly point of Europe. In the evening enjoy some free time to indulge in the atmospheric pub scene of Dingle

Falconry on the shores of the beach, whiskey tasting & Europe's edge. 

Day 3

Departing in the morning from Dingle, we will be exploring Ireland's most scenic drive route. With 100 miles of beautiful valleys and spectacular coastline, the Ring of Kerry is an amazing drive so be prepared to have your cameras and phones fully charged as we'll have plenty of stops along the way. Halfway through, we'll stop for some lunch in the quaint village of Sneem. With our bellies full it's time for us to chill. We'll each indulge in an individual whiskey barrel seaweed bath while enjoying the scenic views of the Atlantic. 

After our relaxing moments of zen and tranquility bathing in the medicinal whiskey barrel we'll cross through the scenic valleys of Molls Gap. Finishing our day in Killarney. Celebrated for its lively pubs and charming surroundings

The Wild Atlantic Ring of Kerry and bathing in a whiskey barrel

Day 4

Today we'll enjoy the delights of Killarney and its surroundings. We'll visit Ross Castle, a quaint castle on the banks of the lakes of Killarney, where we can stroll around soaking up the views of the castle grounds and surrounding mountains. Enjoy the chance to take a boatride across the lakes and visit the ruins of Innisfallen Monastery. After Ross Castle we'll head to Muckross House and Gardens. An elegant manor house surrounded by an enormous intricately designed garden. 

In the afternoon enjoy some free time to soak up the live atmosphere of Killarney and do some souvenir shopping in one of the local artisan stores.&nbsp;

Enjoying the delights of Killarney

Day 5

After breakfast we say goodbye to the magical kingdom of Kerry and head south towards the county of Cork. Renowned for its charismatic inhabitants with their peculiar and lovely accent. We'll arrive in Kinsale, a quaint fishing town, known as Ireland's gourmet food capital and renowned for its picturesque and old world architecture. 

After check in, we have some free time to enjoy the delights of the town. Maybe go an a gourmet food tour and discover the best dishes that will soothe your taste buds with a local guide, or join your guide on a scenic walk towards an eye-catching coastal fort, all the while soaking up the interesting architecture of the town.&nbsp;

The rebel county of Cork and Ireland's gourmet capital, Kinsale.

Day 6

In the morning we'll head north towards the infamous Blarney Castle. Former home of the McCarthy Chieftains. Enjoy a walk around the inside of Ireland's most famous castle along with a tour around the witch gardens. Make sure the witches don't catch you. 

After lunch we'll be travelling through the midlands of Ireland. Stop in Cashel, Ireland's ancient capital where we'll admire the scenic view of this majestic ruin that sits on a craggy hilltop surrounded by fields of grazing cows and sheep. In the late afternoon we'll arrive in Dublin. Free evening to enjoy the delights of Dublin and our hotel surroundings&nbsp;

Blarney Castle, Ireland's ancient capital and the fair city, Dublin.

Day 7

After breakfast we'll visit Trinity College. Situated in the centre of the of city, Trinity one of the worlds most prestigious universities and home to the ancient manuscript of the Book of Kells. A thousand year old manuscript intricately designed and still a wonder of the ancient world to many scholars. Later, we'll head to the Guinness storehouse, the place where Ireland's most famous drink is crafted, we'll discover how this interesting beverage is made and why as the good aul irish saying goes, "its good for you". Afterwards some free time to roam about Dublin. In the evening we'll head to the Merry Ploughboy pub, for a night of traditional music and dance

Tour of Dublin 

Day 8

Its time to say goodbye to the Emerald Isle, but we will forever carry the memories of moments and friends made on this trip. Tour ends after breakfast. 

We can of course organise additional postnights for you, if you wish to extend your trip

Departure 

Day 9

Fairytales of Ireland

Single Supplement

Fairytales of Ireland Tour 

Private transfer from hotel to Dublin Airport depending on your own flight departure time&nbsp;

Dublin Airport Transfers

Join us this winter for an unforgettable FAM trip through the heart of Southern Spain — a handpicked journey designed especially for travel professionals seeking inspiration, authenticity, and a deep sense of place. From the sunlit boulevards of Málaga to the Moorish majesty of the Alhambra, from tropical fruit farms by the sea to snow-capped villages in the Alpujarras, this tour is a rich tapestry of history, flavor, and culture. We’ll walk in the footsteps of Romans and Moors, sip fine wine in hidden bodegas, taste curated Iberian ham, and lose ourselves in the rhythm of Granada’s flamenco. This is a journey not only to see Andalucía — but to savour it. With charming accommodations in seaside Almuñécar as your base, you’ll explore both the iconic and the undiscovered, making connections that will shape your future tour offerings. Come discover why this region is quickly becoming one of Europe’s most desirable destinations for groups and discerning travelers alike. This itinerary is more than just a showcase of Southern Spain’s highlights — it’s a window into the way Namara Tours crafts experiences with care, depth, and authenticity. Every stop, every taste, and every encounter has been thoughtfully curated to go beyond the surface and reveal the soul of a place. Whether it’s uncovering hidden corners of a coastal town, tasting rum in one of Europe’s only distilleries, or meeting artisans in ancient mountain villages, this journey reflects how intricately we delve into our destinations. At Namara Tours, we believe that true discovery comes not from simply seeing a place, but from feeling its rhythm, hearing its stories, and connecting with its people. This FAM trip is your invitation to experience exactly that — the Namara way

Andalusia, Spain

Airfare 

Pre/Post nights 

Accommodation in 4* Hotels in Malaga and Almunecar

6 nights accommodation

Private airport transfer

Comfortable private coach service for all scheduled touring.

Transportation

Including cultural walks, historical site visits, and insider experiences.

Daily touring

Meals Included

Enjoy wine tastings and delightful culinary experiences throughout the trip.

Wine tastings & culinary

Artisan textile workshop in the Alpujarras, Coffee plantation and tropical fruit farm visit and a Flamenco performance featuring renowned Granada artists

Special experiences

Welcome to Malaga, please plan to arrive at Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport before 11:30 AM. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted and transferred to your centrally located hotel. After checking in and freshening up, we’ll come together for a delightful welcome lunch that introduces us to the flavors and warmth of Andalucía.In the afternoon, we begin our immersion into Southern Spain with a guided walking tour through the historical heart of Málaga. As we wander the old streets, we’ll step inside the soaring Renaissance-Baroque Cathedral of Málaga, affectionately called La Manquita — the "one-armed lady" due to her unfinished south tower. From there, we continue to the Picasso Museum, a remarkable tribute to the city’s most celebrated son, with a curated collection showcasing his early works and avant-garde brilliance. As twilight descends, the city glows — quite literally — as we stroll under the dazzling Christmas lights of Calle Larios, one of the most spectacular festive displays in Europe. After a brief return to the hotel to relax and regroup, we’ll gather once more for a charming Andalusian dinner together, the perfect setting to connect, unwind, and toast to the week ahead.

Bienvenidos to the South: Málaga’s Warm Welcome

Day 1 – Sunday

After breakfast, we make our way to the hilltop of Gibralfaro, where an ancient Moorish fortress crowns the city. From here, panoramic views stretch from the port to the mountains, offering a sweeping farewell to Málaga. Then we head east along the subtropical coast toward Almuñécar, a picturesque town nestled between sea and mountains — and our home base for the next several days. Upon arrival, we dive straight into the sensory pleasures of this coastal town with a Tapas Walking Tour through the heart of Almuñécar. Tapas — those small, savoury dishes meant to be shared — are central to Spanish life. They embody community, conversation, and the joy of variety. As we taste our way through this town, we’ll visit Majuelo Park, a lovely botanical garden set beside ancient Roman ruins; step inside the Oficina de Turismo, located in a restored Phoenician site; and wander the cobbled alleys of the historical centre, each corner revealing a new local story or flavour. We’ll also explore the town’s bustling food market, a lively mosaic of scents, spices, and fresh produce that reflects the region’s bounty. The afternoon offers free time to relax by the seaside promenade or sip a café con leche with ocean views. In the evening, we’ll regroup for dinner at a local restaurant where the sea breeze and Andalusian flavours combine in perfect harmony.

Flavours by the Sea: Tapas & Tales of Almuñécar

Day 2 – Monday, 1st Dec

Today we journey inland to one of Spain’s most treasured landmarks — the Alhambra Palace in Granada. This UNESCO World Heritage site is more than a monument; it’s a living poem in stone, where Moorish artistry meets serene gardens and palace courtyards that echo with centuries of history. Our guided tour will take us through the Nasrid Palaces, the Alcazaba fortress, and the fragrant Generalife gardens, once the leisure retreat of sultans and poets. Afterwards, we travel to the verdant Lecrín Valley, where we’ll visit a family-run winery nestled among olive groves and citrus trees. Here, over a long, relaxing lunch, we’ll sample organic wines produced in the foothills of Sierra Nevada — crisp whites and bold reds, all paired with regional dishes made with heart and heritage. On our return to Almuñécar, we’ll make a fascinating stop at the Montero Rum Distillery, one of the few rum producers in all of Europe. Here, you’ll learn how sugarcane, once a colonial export, now fuels a thriving Andalusian spirit, with tastings of their signature dark and golden rums — rich, warming, and undeniably Spanish.

Palaces & Palates: Granada’s Glory and the Valley’s Vines

Day 3 – Tuesday

Today’s adventure takes us high into the Sierra Nevada mountains to the Alpujarras — a string of enchanting whitewashed villages clinging to the hillsides. We begin in Capileira, the highest and most remote of the trio, where time seems to stand still. Here, narrow winding lanes weave between houses built in the traditional Berber style — flat roofs, stone walls, and crooked chimneys that whisper tales from Al-Andalus. We continue to Bubión, a peaceful hamlet with sweeping valley views, and then to Pampaneira, where artisans still hand-weave colourful textiles on wooden looms just as they have since the Middle Ages. We’ll step inside a traditional weaver’s workshop to watch the rhythmic magic unfold. Later, we’ll visit a historic medieval bodega, tucked into the hills, where wine, cheese, and cured meats are crafted using time-honoured techniques. In this cozy, cave-like setting, we’ll indulge in a tasting of sharp mountain cheeses, handcrafted wines, and a highlight of the region — curated Iberian ham, aged to perfection in the mountain air. The rich, marbled jamón melts on the tongue, offering a sublime taste of Andalucía’s artisanal heritage. On our way back to Almuñécar, we’ll stop at a unique tropical fruit farm, one of Continental Europe’s only coffee plantations. Here, among palm trees and sea breezes, we’ll learn how bananas, mangoes, papayas, and even avocados flourish in this rare microclimate. We’ll enjoy a hearty meal overlooking the fruit-laden fields, with views stretching across the coastal valley. The evening is yours to stroll, shop, or soak in the seaside charm of Almuñécar.

Peaks & Tradition: Alpujarras, Textiles & Taste

Day 4 – Wednesday

This morning we return to Granada, where we’ll explore the soulful Albayzín quarter — the city’s oldest district and a labyrinth of cobbled alleys, jasmine-scented courtyards, and viewpoints overlooking the Alhambra. We’ll wander along the Paseo de los Tristes, where the Alhambra looms above and flamenco music often drifts down from the caves of Sacromonte. Afterwards, enjoy some free time for shopping in the artisanal boutiques and spice-filled markets of the city center. In the afternoon, we head back into the Lecrín Valley for a visit to an ancient Roman olive mill, where centuries-old stones still press olives into liquid gold. A guided olive oil tasting will reveal the nuances of flavour — peppery, grassy, buttery — and teach us why Andalucía produces some of the world’s finest oils. Then, as we wind our way back to Almuñécar, we stop at the fabled Smuggler’s Cove — a dramatic, secluded beach once used by pirates and spice traders. The rugged cliffs and crystalline waters make for stunning photos and a chance to breathe in the salty sea air. We’ll conclude the day with a late lunch at a beloved local restaurant perched above the sea, where Andalusian cuisine and coastal views combine in a moment of pure delight.

Echoes of Al-Andalus: From Granada’s Soul to Smuggler’s Sands

Day 5 – Thursday

On our final full day, we set off for Nerja, a charming coastal town known for its cliffside vistas and turquoise coves. Our first stop is the famous Cueva de Nerja, a breathtaking natural wonder filled with ancient stalactites, prehistoric art, and cavernous halls that leave visitors speechless. From there, we continue to Frigiliana, one of Spain’s most beautiful white villages. Often called La Villa de las Tres Culturas — the village of the three religions — Frigiliana preserves a rich history of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish coexistence, seen in its architecture and winding Moorish streets. While here, we’ll visit a small artisan shop for a tasting of local Moscatel wine, sweet and golden, still made from sun-dried grapes grown on the hillsides nearby. Later, we return to Nerja to explore its cobbled streets and shops, culminating in a visit to the Balcón de Europa, a spectacular viewpoint suspended over the sea. In the evening, we return to Almuñécar for a truly unforgettable finale — a night of wine, music, and passion in one of the town’s most authentic establishments, located in the historic Barrio Gitano(Gypsy Quarter). Here, we’ll savour our final dinner accompanied by a live Flamenco show featuring some of Granada’s most renowned performers. It’s an experience that stirs the soul — the rhythmic stomp of heels, the wail of the guitar, the haunting cry of the cante jondo — a fitting and fiery end to our Andalusian journey.

Clifftops & Flamenco: Nerja, Frigiliana and Andalusian Fire

Day 6 – Friday

After breakfast, private transfers will be provided to Málaga Airport for departures. As we part ways, we hope this journey has not only inspired your heart but sparked new business ideas and unforgettable itineraries for your clients.

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