Exploring the Emerald Isle

Upon arrival at Dublin Airport, you’ll be warmly greeted by your dedicated driver‑guide, who will assist you every step of the way. After meeting in the arrivals hall, your luggage will be collected and transferred directly to your hotel, allowing...

Kick off your Ireland adventure with a relaxed panoramic tour of Dublin, a city that blends literary charm, Georgian beauty, and that unmistakable Irish friendliness. Your driver‑guide will take you across both sides of the River Liffey, pointing ...

This evening, your driver will whisk you off to a traditional Irish pub for an included dinner that’s all about great food, lively music, and that unmistakable Irish craic. Settle in, enjoy a hearty meal, and soak up the energy as local musicians ...

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before heading out to see Dublin up close on a guided walking tour. This is your chance to experience the city at street level, where its personality really shines. Your guide will bring Dublin’s layered history to li...

Next, you’ll step inside Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592 under the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Built on the former grounds of an Augustinian priory, the campus blends centuries of history with the quiet elegance of it...

Your next stop is Kilmainham Gaol, one of the most important and emotionally powerful historic sites in Ireland. Once a working prison from 1796 to 1924, it now stands as a museum that tells the story of Ireland’s long and often difficult fight fo...

After breakfast at your hotel, get ready for a deliciously fun start to the day with a hands‑on Cookery Lesson at the Howth Castle Cookery School, followed by a lunch you’ll create yourself. Just outside Dublin, you’ll step into the beautifully re...

After your cookery experience, you’ll head back into Dublin for a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, home of Ireland’s most iconic stout and one of the city’s most popular attractions. This self‑guided, interactive experience takes you through seve...

After breakfast at your hotel and check‑out, you’ll depart Dublin and begin your scenic journey north toward Belfast. As you travel, you’ll watch the landscape shift from the lively edges of the city to rolling green countryside dotted with stone ...

Your journey continues with a stop at Crafts of Ireland, a charming heritage craft studio set on a family‑run farm along the scenic Cavan–Meath border near the ancient Loughcrew Hills. Perched on a hillside with sweeping countryside views, the pur...

After breakfast at your hotel, begin your day at the award‑winning Titanic Belfast, a striking six‑story museum that stands on the very slipways where the RMS Titanic was designed, built, and launched. Opened in 2012 to mark the centenary of the s...

Continue your day with a visit to Titanic Distillers, located in the very heart of Belfast’s historic shipyard—the same ground where the Titanic and her sister ships once took shape. Here, the past feels close. As you walk through Thompson Dock, y...

This evening, your driver will collect the group and take you to the Titanic Hotel Belfast for dinner at The Wolff Grill, the hotel’s award‑winning signature restaurant. Set within a beautifully restored Harland & Wolff drawing office, part of the...

After breakfast at your hotel, you’ll depart Belfast and begin a beautiful journey toward Derry/Londonderry, following one of Northern Ireland’s most celebrated coastal routes. This drive winds through some of the region’s most dramatic scenery; r...

Travel along Northern Ireland’s breathtaking coastline to the UNESCO‑listed Giant’s Causeway, one of the world’s most extraordinary natural wonders. Here, nearly 40,000 interlocking hexagonal basalt columns rise from the shoreline like a giant’s s...

Take a guided walking tour of Derry City and its magnificent 17th‑century walls. In the heart of this historic city, the award‑winning Martin McCrossan Derry City Tours introduce you to the only fully walled city remaining in Ireland. Built betwee...

After breakfast and checkout, you’ll depart Derry/Londonderry and begin your journey south toward Lough Rynn Castle, a drive that gradually shifts from the rugged landscapes of Northern Ireland to the softer, pastoral beauty of rural County Leitri...

Depart from your Derry hotel and travel to the village of Belleek for a visit to the world‑famous Belleek Pottery. Open from 10:00 to 16:00 on Saturdays (hours subject to change in 2027), Belleek Pottery is one of Ireland’s oldest and most celebra...

Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed with a traditional Afternoon Tea served in one of the castle’s atmospheric drawing rooms. Gracious, inviting spaces that reflect the timeless charm of an Irish country estate. This cherished ritual is more than a l...

Dinner this evening is served in the Sandstone Restaurant, Lough Rynn Castle’s award‑winning fine‑dining venue. Known for its intimate atmosphere and exceptional service, the Sandstone showcases the very best of Irish cuisine, with menus built aro...

After breakfast at your castle hotel, you’ll depart Lough Rynn and begin your journey toward Galway, a drive that gently unfolds through some of Ireland’s most peaceful and picturesque landscapes. This route carries you from the quiet elegance of ...

Your first stop today is the Killary Fjord Boat Tour, a peaceful 90‑minute cruise along Ireland’s only true fjord. Nestled between the soaring peaks of Connemara and County Mayo, Killary Fjord stretches for 16 kilometers and offers some of the mos...

Your second stop today is Kylemore Abbey & Gardens, one of the most beloved landmarks in the west of Ireland. Set against a backdrop of forested mountains and mirrored in the still waters of Pollacapall Lough, this enchanting neo‑Gothic estate fee...

Breakfast at your hotel. This morning, depart Galway and travel to the west coast ferry port for a scenic crossing to the Aran Islands. Your destination is Inis Mór, the largest of the three islands and the cultural heart of this windswept archipe...

Breakfast at your hotel and check out. Before departing Galway, enjoy a short panoramic city tour with your driver‑guide, including a visit to Galway Cathedral and some free time to explore on your own. Galway City is one of Ireland’s most vibrant...

The drive from Galway to Limerick is a pleasant and easy journey, typically taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes, depending on traffic and routing. As you leave Galway behind, the landscape gradually shifts from the lively energy of the city to the ...

A short panoramic city tour of Limerick offers a wonderful introduction to one of Ireland’s oldest and most storied cities. Founded by the Vikings in the 9th century and shaped by centuries of trade, conflict, and culture, Limerick blends medieval...

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCE (at an additional charge): Medieval Banquet at Bunratty Castle A minimum of 10 participants is required to provide private transfers. If there is enough interest, this experience can be arranged for the entire group. For those ...

After breakfast at your hotel, depart Limerick and begin your journey toward Kilkenny. The drive typically takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes to 2 hours, offering a pleasant transition from the Shannon region into the gentle, rolling landscapes of ...

This morning, enjoy your visit to Blarney Castle. Step into Ireland’s medieval lore with a visit to Blarney Castle, one of the country’s most iconic and beloved heritage sites. Built in 1446 by the McCarthy family, the castle is best known for the...

Waterford Crystal Breakfast at your hotel. Begin your day with a journey into one of Ireland’s most celebrated craft traditions: Waterford Crystal. Founded in 1783, Waterford has become synonymous with artistry, precision, and Irish cultural herit...

Kilkenny Short Tour This morning, stop in the historic city of Kilkenny for a short panoramic tour. Often celebrated as Ireland’s “Medieval Capital,” Kilkenny is a treasure trove of history, culture, and craftsmanship. As you make your way through...

Irish National Stud & Gardens Next, visit the Irish National Stud & Gardens, a remarkable place where Ireland’s deep cultural connection to horses comes vividly to life. Established in 1946, the National Stud has long been at the heart of Ireland’...

After your short panoramic tour of Kilkenny and your visit to the Irish National Stud & Gardens, continue your journey toward Dublin. The drive from Kilkenny to Dublin typically takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, offering a smooth and pleasant tra...

The location of your Farewell Dinner will be finalized once our local partners confirm our Dublin hotel assignment. Back in Dublin, gather this evening for a special farewell dinner at The Iveagh Restaurant inside the Camden Court Hotel. After a m...