Ultimate Ireland Experience

Arrival and Introduction to Ireland’s Heritage
Begin your journey at Dublin Airport, where our team welcomes you at the Bus Park Zone 16. Travel west to Clonmacnoise Monastery, a 6th-century spiritual site on the River Shannon. Among ancient towers and Celtic crosses, discover Ireland’s early Christian roots in a serene, sacred setting.

Discover the Spirit of Galway
Arrive in the vibrant City of Tribes—Galway. A guided walking tour takes you through Eyre Square, the Spanish Arch, and medieval streets filled with charm, history, and creativity on Ireland’s Atlantic coast.

Evening Leisure and Overnight Stay
Enjoy free time to explore Galway your way—walk the Salthill Promenade, browse local shops, or experience traditional music in a lively pub. Rest comfortably in Galway, ready for the adventures ahead.

Through Connemara’s Wild Beauty
After a hearty Irish breakfast in Galway, we journey into the striking landscapes of Connemara. Rugged mountains, shimmering lakes, and sweeping boglands reveal the raw, untamed spirit of Ireland’s west.

Reflection at Kylemore Abbey
Visit the iconic Kylemore Abbey, nestled beside a peaceful lake beneath mist-covered hills. Explore its elegant rooms, stroll the Victorian walled gardens, and enjoy the serenity of this former romantic castle turned monastery.

Northern Views and Sligo’s Welcome
Traveling north, take in ever-changing scenery—stone walls, sheep-dotted hillsides, and charming villages. By evening, arrive in Sligo, land of legend and poetry, where dramatic coastline and mountain views invite rest and reflection.

Enter Ireland’s Wild Heart
Leaving Sligo behind, journey north into County Donegal, where rugged mountains, sweeping coastlines, and timeless legends shape a landscape both untamed and alive.

Castles, Abbeys, and Towering Cliffs
Step into history at Donegal Castle and the peaceful ruins of Donegal Abbey, then follow the Wild Atlantic Way to Sliabh Liag, Europe’s highest accessible sea cliffs—an awe-inspiring meeting of land and sea.

The Living Soul of the Gaeltacht
Continue into Gweedore, where Irish language and tradition thrive amidst mountains and ocean. Here, in Ireland’s cultural heartland, settle in for an evening of rest and inspiration. Tonight we have dinner at the renowned Leo’s Tavern, home of the music icons Clannad and Eyna.

Into Ireland’s Wild Beauty
Begin the day in Glenveagh National Park, where rolling mountains, shimmering lakes, and untamed wilderness stretch as far as the eye can see. At its heart lies the romantic Glenveagh Castle and its lush gardens—a sanctuary that perfectly captures the wild, enduring spirit of Ireland.

Stones of Memory, Walls of Strength
Ascend to the Grianán of Aileach, an ancient hilltop ring fort offering breathtaking panoramic views across Donegal and Derry. Then wander the historic walls of Derry, where every stone tells a story of resilience, courage, and the creativity that has shaped this remarkable city.

Rest and Renewal
End the day at Roe Valley Resort, a tranquil haven where comfort meets nature. Here, you can unwind, reflect on the landscapes and stories that filled the day, and prepare your spirit for the adventures yet to come.

Journey along the breathtaking Antrim coastline to Dunluce Castle, perched dramatically on a cliff. Its weathered ruins tell tales of romance, fierce battles, and the relentless power of the Atlantic waves crashing below—a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into Ireland’s storied past.

Spirit of Tradition
Continue through the charming village of Bushmills, home to the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery. Here, centuries of craftsmanship blend with warm Irish hospitality, letting you taste not just whiskey but the enduring spirit of the region.

Where Myth Meets Stone
Arrive at the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where hexagonal columns stretch into the sea. Steeped in legend, said to be built by the giant Finn McCool, this otherworldly landscape invites awe, imagination, and the kind of wonder that lingers long after you leave.

Exploring Belfast
After breakfast, enjoy a relaxed morning in the heart of Belfast. Take time to wander its vibrant city centre—where elegant Victorian architecture blends with modern creativity, and lively streets buzz with energy, culture, and charm.

A Political Tour of Belfast
Next, embark on a guided political tour, delving into the city’s complex and powerful history. Through murals, stories, and firsthand insights, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Belfast’s journey from conflict to peace, and the resilience of its people who continue to shape a hopeful future.

Onward to Dublin
In the afternoon, we journey south from Northern Ireland to Ireland’s capital. Arriving in Dublin by evening, check into your hotel for an overnight stay and enjoy the city’s lively spirit before embarking on tomorrow’s adventure.

After breakfast we travel south into Wexford’s rolling landscapes. Step back in time at the National Heritage Centre, where reconstructed settlements let you wander through 9,000 years of history. Continue to the hauntingly powerful Dunbrody Famine Ship, where actors and exhibits recreate the courage and hardship of those who braved the Atlantic in search of hope.

Craftsmanship and Coastal Charm
Travel west to Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, famed worldwide for its shimmering crystal. Watch master glasscutters transform molten fire into sparkling art—each piece a living legacy of skill and beauty.

Evening Leisure and Overnight Stay
Arrive in the harbour town of Dungarvan, a gem on Ireland’s Copper Coast. Enjoy a seaside stroll, indulge in local seafood, or sip a pint in a cosy pub before resting up for the adventures ahead.

A Taste of Tradition
Begin the day with a visit to the iconic Jameson Distillery in Midleton. Let your senses come alive with the aroma of oak casks, the warmth of golden whiskey, and stories of craft passed down through generations.

The Gift of the Blarney Stone
Next, enter the fairytale realm of Blarney Castle. Climb its winding spiral staircases, wander through mystical gardens, and, if you dare, kiss the legendary Blarney Stone to gain the famed “gift of the gab.”

Cork’s Vibrant Streets
Arrive in Cork, the “Rebel City,” alive with colour, culture, and culinary delights. Explore lively markets, riverside walks, and buzzing streets before enjoying Cork’s nightlife and an overnight stay.

Journey to Kerry
Leave Cork behind and journey west into Kerry, a land of soaring peaks and glassy lakes. Arrive in Killarney, a town wrapped in charm and framed by breathtaking scenery.

Nature and Heritage at Muckross
Step into the splendour of Killarney National Park, with its sprawling gardens, tranquil lakes, and the grand Muckross House, steeped in Victorian elegance. Wander leafy trails to Torc Waterfall, where foaming cascades tumble into an emerald forest.

Evening in Killarney
As evening falls, Killarney comes alive with laughter, music, and storytelling. Explore traditional pubs, enjoy hearty Kerry dishes, and soak in the warmth of Irish hospitality before your overnight stay.

Panoramas from Above
After breakfast, ascend to Aghadoe Viewpoint. From here, the Lakes of Killarney and rugged peaks of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks stretch out before you—a scene that feels painted by nature itself.

The Ring of Kerry Adventure

Embark on the epic Ring of Kerry, a road trip of legends. Along the way, gaze upon dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and charming villages like Sneem and Waterville. Step back centuries at the Bog Village, where turf fires, thatched cottages, and simple tools reveal Ireland’s rural past in vivid detail.

Evening Return to Killarney
Return to Killarney, where vibrant music, candlelit dinners, and cheerful streets set the perfect tone for your overnight stay.

Across Land and Sea
Depart Killarney and cross the broad River Shannon by ferry at Tarbert, a short but memorable voyage linking Kerry with Clare.

The Iconic Cliffs of Moher
Stand at the edge of Ireland’s raw beauty at the Cliffs of Moher. Rising 700 feet above the roaring Atlantic, these towering cliffs stretch for miles, offering staggering views where puffins, guillemots, and kittiwakes wheel above the waves. It’s a place where sea, sky, and spirit collide.

Evening in Clare
Settle into County Clare for your overnight stay, where rugged coastlines and traditional music carry the rhythm of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Heritage and Hospitality
Journey eastward towards Dublin, but not before stopping in Athlone at Sean’s Bar—officially Ireland’s oldest pub, where stories and songs flow as richly as the pints.

Final Farewell
Make a final cultural stop at Dun na Sí Heritage Park, a living celebration of Irish tradition where music, folklore, and crafts echo the heart of the nation. Arrive in Dublin with memories of 12 extraordinary days—where Ireland’s wild landscapes, rich history, and living legends have ignited your spirit.