8 Day Ireland in a Jiffy Small – Group Coach Tour

Your plan for Dublin….

• Book of Kells Experience
• Guinness Storehouse

Complimentary airport transfers will be provided as follows:

• Complimentary transfers are available until 12:00 PM only. Guests arriving this time are kindly requested to arrange their own transportation.

Arrival Day:

• Complimentary transfers will be available throughout the day to accommodate varying flight schedules.

One of Europe’s most thrilling capitals, Dublin impresses on every level. Vibrant and energetic, the city pulsates with a compelling mix of cosmopolitan and traditional yet peel back the layers and you’ll see that it has managed to maintain its moral essence as a City that is authentically Irish.

Steeped in history and bearing sometimes heartbreaking historical tales from the times of the 1916 Rising, the City can be easily explored on foot, which allows you to immerse yourself entirely as you leisurely wander the streets of Dublin.
Your tour begins in the lobby of your first hotel at 2 pm. From there, you’ll make your way with your Driver/Guide to the mighty Guinness Storehouse, where you’ll experience the history, heart, and soul of Ireland’s most beloved beer.

Explore the story of Guinness’ past & present. Then, you’ll get to explore Dublin Castle.
That evening, enjoy Dinner with your Group and afterwards, head to one of the many bars in Temple Bar, all bursting with engaging characters in search of the ‘craic’.

Your plan for Cork….

• Blarney Castle & Gardens
• Blarney Woollen Mills
• Kinsale Harbour Cruise
• Kinsale Food Tour

Cork today! Ireland’s largest county with some of the best and largest personalities to be found anywhere in the World! You’ll visit many wonderfully quaint little towns and villages in this Rebel County! Blarney is your first destination where you’ll visit the mighty Blarney Castle and Gardens. For those who are in need of the ‘gift of the gab’, placing a kiss on the Stone of Eloquence will ensure you leave the Emerald Isle full of chatter! Enjoy dinner with your Group this evening.

The following day, it’s on to Kinsale we go! Kinsale Town, located at the start of the Wild Atlantic Way, is famous for its colourful streets, rich history and beautiful landscapes. That afternoon, what better way to take in the view of the entire Harbour than from the water on a Kinsale Harbour Cruise! Then, you’ll enjoy a beautiful walking food tour to sample some of the culinary delights this wonderful little harbor town has to offer!

• Torc Waterfall
• The Ring of Kerry
• Slea Head Drive
• Dingle Peninsula

Kerry is synonymous with awe-inspiring beauty, steeped in Irish Tradition and bustling with activity. A simple stroll around Killarney town is a must. Ensure you allow ample time to enjoy the Ring of Kerry, stopping at it’s many vantage points to soak in the stunning scenery. Navigate the sheep dotted around the winding roads! Irish music and dance are alive and flourishing in all regions of Kerry but Dingle town in particular.

Your plan for Clare….

• Adare Village and its wonderful thatched cottages (Limerick)
• Cliffs of Moher
• O’Brien’s Tower

Situated in the mid-west region of Ireland – Clare is one of the most picturesque counties in Ireland. Clare often epitomizes ‘authentic Ireland’ and a slower pace of life with the added beauty of stunning cliffs and luscious landscapes! Devote your time in Clare to sightseeing some of the most beautiful scenery Ireland you’ll experience on your travels.

Your plan for your final day….

• Midlands
  ○ Sean’s Bar

A county rich in heritage and wrapped in myth, Kildare is a quiet but powerful close to your Irish journey. Home to ancient legends, sacred sites, and lush landscapes, it invites reflection and a deeper connection to Ireland’s spiritual and cultural roots. Whether you explore the story of St. Brigid, discover equestrian elegance at the National Stud, or simply take in the peaceful countryside, this final chapter is full of quiet moments and grounding experiences.

End your journey with a calm walk through the fields or a pause at a sacred well, allowing the energy of Ireland’s ancient heart to stay with you. It’s the kind of goodbye that feels more like a gentle promise—you’ll be back.