14 Day Full Irish Tour

Your plan for Portrush…

• Bushmills Distillery
• Dunluce Castle
• Giants Causeway
• Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

Portrush serves as an ideal gateway to its breathtaking landscapes. This charming coastal town is surrounded by stunning natural beauty and rich history. With attractions like the famous Giant’s Causeway and the dramatic ruins of Dunluce Castle, you’ll find endless opportunities for exploration. Enjoy spectacular cliff-top walks and dramatic sea views, all just a stone’s throw from fine seafood restaurants that showcase the best of local cuisine. Portrush is not just a destination; it’s an adventure waiting to unfold.

Your plan for Donegal…

• Strandhill Beach or Rosses Point
• Killybegs Fishing Village
• Killybegs Harbour Cruise
• Slieve League Cliffs
• Glenveagh National Park
• Mount Errigal

The second largest county in Ireland, crossed by a chain of low mountains and dreamy landscapes, Donegal just penetrates your soul! One visit to County Donegal and you will long to return. Its remoteness is ideal for travellers looking for that amazing feeling of having reached the end of the earth whilst staring out over the Atlantic from its many vantage points. While visiting Donegal, you’ll enjoy lilting local accents, wonderfully fresh, local foods and talented local musicians in the cosy little pubs and taverns! What’s not to love!?

Your plan for Galway…

• Loop Head Drive
• Killary Sheep Farm
• Galway City
• Kylemore Abbey and Gardens
• Sky Road Drive
• Connemara
• Clifden

You’ll then make your way to Galway City, where you can stroll the curved, cobble-stoned pedestrian streets, taking in the local performers, street music and culture!

The following day, you’ll venture out to the Connemara region, where you’ll enjoy stunning vistas of weathered mountains, sheep-studded hills, bogs and remote villages; all jaggedly sewn together by stonewalls and pounded by the mighty Atlantic.

Optional Day Trip to the Aran Islands

Travel by car and take a leisurely 1-hour drive along the Wild Atlantic Way to their ferry terminal in Rossaveal.

Ferries to the Aran Islands depart from Rossaveal port in Connemara, 37 kilometres west of Galway City centre.

• Parking is available at the pier at a cost of €7 for 24 hours.

The Aran Islands offer visitors a glimpse into a way of life that has long since disappeared from most of the world. Filled with traditional Irish culture, the islands offer breathtaking scenery, ecclesiastical ruins and world-renowned stone forts.

These three rocky limestone outcrops are a bastion of traditional language, culture, music and history on the edge of Europe. Regular music sessions, lively dances, traditional crafts, sea-going currachs, and the wonderfully warm and welcoming Atlantic spirit are inimitable parts of Aran.

Your plan for Kerry…

• Cliffs of Moher (on the way to Kerry)
• Slea Head Drive
• Dingle Peninsula
• Killarney National Park
• The Ring of Kerry
• Torc Waterfall

Kerry is synonymous with awe-inspiring beauty, steeped in Irish Tradition and bustling with activity. Killarney offers the National Park, Torc Waterfall and set off on the Ring of Kerry with your Group! A simple stroll around Killarney town is a must in the evening when you’re done with your tour activities for the day!

The following day, you’ll head out to the Dingle Peninsula and the Slea Head Drive where the landscapes and scenery will feed your soul! After enjoying Dinner, Irish music and dance are alive and flourishing in all regions of Kerry but Killarney Town in particular.

Your plan for Cork…

• Kinsale Food Tour
• Blarney Woollen Mills
• Blarney Castle & Gardens
• Rock of Cashel

Cork today! Ireland’s largest county with some of the best and largest personalities to be found anywhere in the World!

Day one in Cork, you’ll venture to Kinsale – a historical fishing town with many wonderful walks and some scrumptious foodie options! Relax in the evenings – Dinner will be enjoyed on your first night in Cork with your group!

Day two in Cork, you’ll explore Blarney with its Castle and Stone of Eloquence, which is a firm favourite with visitors for many, many years also! Lots of good food and drinks to be enjoyed in one of the many great little restaurants and pubs in Blarney!

Your plan for Waterford….

• House of Waterford Crystal Tour
• Glendalough Monastic Site and Visitor Centre
• Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity
• The Clock Tower
• Waterford Greenway
• Reginald’s Tower
• Thomas Francis Meagher statue
• Waterford Treasures: Bishop’s Palace
• Christ Church Cathedral
• John Condon Memorial
• The Viking Triangle
• Waterford Walls

From its vibrant city life to its rural charm and stunning coastline, Waterford city and county have something for everyone! It is the oldest city in Ireland and it is the perfect blend of ancient and modern – or as we say: experience 1 000 years of history in 1000 steps! Enjoy the historic streets and local atmosphere, take a walking tour or browse many local boutiques and quirky shops. Waterford is renowned for its exciting festivals and events such as the West Waterford Festival of Food, Spraoi, Winterval, Harvest Festival, Taste Tramore, Dunmore East Bluegrass Festival and Waterford Film Festival and many more. There’s so much to see and do in the historical city of Waterford, your adventure starts here!