Explore Ireland’s Countryside
From remote islands and historic Dublin to less-traveled roads and charming villages, this adventure brings together the best of the Emerald Isle. Come to know the culture and welcoming hospitality of the Irish in Dublin, Ireland’s spirited capital city. Step off the beaten path in the seaside village of Kinsale, known as Ireland’s “gourmet capital.” Overnight amongst a labyrinth of stone walls on the remote and enchanting Aran Islands. Discover the windswept terrain of West Cork’s Wild Atlantic Way, one of Ireland’s most scenic coastal routes, before arriving in colourful Dingle. Travel amongst the tranquil countryside and windswept valleys of the Dingle Peninsula. Raise a glass and celebrate a journey unlike any other through the many sides of Ireland.
Multiple departures available between April 2027 and June 2028.
Departure: 12 April 2027
- Twin share from
$7,799$7,499 per person* - Single from
$9,849$9,549 per person*
Departure: 27 March 2028
- Twin share from $8,499 per person*
- Single from $10,449 per person*
Our Experienced Travel Advisors can also happily help with flights, pre- and post-tour accommodation, and travel insurance. Call Us Now to get up-to-date pricing and secure your preferred stateroom.
*Please note that prices are subject to availability at the time of booking and may change without notice.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Dublin, Ireland
Arrive in Dublin and begin your Irish adventure. This evening, enjoy a welcome reception in the historic crypt of Christ Church Cathedral.
Day 2 – Dublin
Explore Dublin with a local expert, discovering Grafton Street, St. Stephen’s Green and the city’s historic streets. Experience traditional Gaelic games and enjoy authentic Irish cuisine at a local restaurant.
Day 3 – Dublin – East Cork
Travel into the Irish countryside and visit the Irish National Stud, home to thoroughbreds and beautiful gardens. Continue to the impressive Rock of Cashel before arriving in East Cork.
Day 4 – East Cork – Kinsale
Visit the Old Midleton Distillery, home of Jameson Irish Whiskey, and enjoy a tasting. Continue to the charming seaside town of Kinsale, known for its galleries, cafés and colourful streets.
Day 5 – East Cork – Garnish Island – Dingle
Travel along Ireland’s scenic Wild Atlantic Way to Glengarriff. Take a ferry to Garnish Island and explore its beautiful gardens before continuing through the Cork and Kerry mountains to Dingle.
Day 6 – Dingle – Dingle Peninsula – Dingle
Explore the spectacular Dingle Peninsula and drive along Slea Head, surrounded by rugged coastal scenery. Visit a local farm and experience traditional Irish hospitality and countryside life.
Day 7 – Dingle – Aran Islands (Inishmore)
Board a ferry to Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands. Discover its ancient stone walls, traditional culture and historic sites before spending the night on the island.
Day 8 – Aran Islands – Cliffs of Moher – Ennis
Visit Dun Aonghusa and the historic Seven Churches before enjoying a visit to a family-run goat farm and cheese tasting. Explore Kilronan village before ferrying back to the mainland with views of the Cliffs of Moher.
Day 9 – Ennis
Join a local historian for a walking tour of Ennis and discover its medieval heritage, including the Franciscan friary. Enjoy free time before gathering for a farewell dinner.
Day 10 – Ennis
Enjoy breakfast in Ennis before your Irish adventure comes to an end. Depart with wonderful memories of Ireland’s landscapes, culture and coastal villages.
*Please note that the following itinerary is subject to change without notice.
Highlights
- Discover Dublin, Killarney & Cork
- Explore the Cliffs of Moher & Dingle Peninsula
- Experience Ireland’s scenic countryside
From remote islands and historic Dublin to less-traveled roads and charming villages, this adventure brings together the best of the Emerald Isle. Come to know the culture and welcoming hospitality of the Irish in Dublin, Ireland’s spirited capital city. Step off the beaten path in the seaside village of Kinsale, known as Ireland’s “gourmet capital.” Overnight amongst a labyrinth of stone walls on the remote and enchanting Aran Islands. Discover the windswept terrain of West Cork’s Wild Atlantic Way, one of Ireland’s most scenic coastal routes, before arriving in colourful Dingle. Travel amongst the tranquil countryside and windswept valleys of the Dingle Peninsula. Raise a glass and celebrate a journey unlike any other through the many sides of Ireland.
Inclusions
- 9 nights of handpicked accommodation
- 14 meals – 9 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 4 Dinners
- An expert Tour Manager
- Inclusions/Entrance fees as per itinerary
Must-See Inclusions:
- Take in scenic views from Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.
- Cruise beneath the iconic Cliffs of Moher.
- See Irish sheepdogs in action as they work on a Dingle farm.
Cultural Experiences:
- Overnight on the enchanting Aran Islands and jump head-first into Irish culture.
- Discover how one man’s love of beer resulted in a successful local brewery.
- Visit a not-for-profit celebrating Irish heritage through traditional sports, community values, and cultural storytelling.
Culinary Inclusions:
- Explore the Old Midleton Distillery, home of Jameson Irish Whiskey.
- Enjoy a cheese tasting at an award-winning goat farm.
- Savour traditional Irish cuisine at a popular local pub.
Exclusions
- Visas
- Any flight not mentioned in inclusion
- Travel Insurance
- Expenses of a personal nature, souvenirs, drinks, laundry etc
FAQs
- Trinity City Hotel (2 Nights)
- Garryvoe Hotel (2 Nights)
- Muckross Park Hotel & Spa (2 Nights)
- Aran Islands Hotel
- Old Ground Hotel (2 Nights)
Tour Fitness Level Recommendation
Level 3: You’re an on-the-go traveller. You don’t want to miss a thing, so walking and standing for longer periods of time (1-2 hours) isn’t a big deal. You can navigate hills and uneven ground, climb into various modes of transport (tuk-tuk, cable car, zodiac, etc.), and could anticipate elevation changes. You can expect some longer days balanced with free time to recharge or set out on your own adventure.
Masks
Guests are required to bring their own personal protective equipment they are comfortable with using, as wearing a mask may be required during some parts of your tour experience.
Motor Coach
All surfaces will be sanitised often, including regular cleaning of high-touch areas with disinfecting wipes. Hand sanitiser will be available at all times, and drivers will wear protective gear.
Will I need a passport?
Passports are needed when travelling outside of your home country. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond the conclusion of your trip.
Will I need a visa?
You are responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to the departure of your guided holiday. Depending on your nationality, you may need visas to enter certain countries included on your trip. Please note that obtaining visas can take up to six weeks before your departure. It is strongly advised that you consult your Travel Agent and the local Consulate or Embassy of the country you are visiting well in advance to determine which visas they require and how to obtain them.
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