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Your custom 7 day tour of Ireland
Experience the best of what Ireland has to offer in our seven-day driver-guided tour.
Your local driver guide will enchant you with their stories and legends of Ireland old and new as they transport you around this little island of ours in your private, luxury vehicle.
Our tours are fully customizable, so if you see anything in this itinerary that you would like to change or locations that you feel we have missed, simply complete our online inquiry form and we can craft a complimentary custom itinerary for you.
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- Risk-free booking guarantee: Full refunds up to 7 days before the start date
- Certified driver-guides with 15+ years of experience, passionate about sharing their love of Ireland
- Discover the historic legends, stunning natural beauty, and fascinating tales woven into Irish culture with your private guide
- Exclusive experiences that others without our local insight will not provide
- Travel in style in our luxury air-conditioned Mercedes vehicles
- Fully customizable bespoke and complimentary itinerary for your vacation
Day 1: Dublin Full-Day Tour
Dublin is the capital of the south and the largest city in all of Ireland so we recommend beginning your vacation here. With its rich mix of history, tradition, and culture you will certainly not be stuck for new experiences. Highlights include:
O’Connell Street and the General Post Office (GPO)
Where the Proclamation was read on Easter Sunday 1916, for the very first time.
Trinity College
Founded back in 1592 the college bears all the hallmarks of having survived and prospered through such a long period and is also home to the hallowed ‘Book of Kells’ (if you thought the university was old, the book of Kells dates back to 384AD!).
The Doors of Dublin
As your guide takes you through the city you will notice the distinctive charm and character created by the colorful doors.
The Guinness Storehouse
Visit the original Guinness factory and even pour your own pint on a tour of the storehouse.
The Temple Bar District
No trip to Dublin would be complete without enjoying an Irish whiskey or two in one of the many traditional bars and music venues in the city.
In truth, Dublin has too much to offer visitors that we’d fit in one day, but our experts will customize the day to suit you and your group’s interests!
After your first day touring, your driver-guide will deliver your group to your Dublin accommodation for a well-earned rest.
Day 2: Belfast
From one capital city to another! Your driver will collect you in the morning to begin your journey, to the capital of the North – Belfast. Like Dublin, there is loads to do in and around Belfast, but we’d recommend:
Titanic Quarter & Museum
Explore the Titanic quarter – There is now a world-class interactive museum on the site where the fateful ship was built back in 1911.
Gaeltacht Quarter
Travel through the Gaeltacht Quarter where you will hear the locals speaking in their traditional Gaelic Irish language.
Political mural tour
Learn the complicated history of the troubles explored through a series of famous murals throughout the city, and eventually arriving at the Peacewall where you can even write your own message.
Enjoy a drink in the Crown Bar
This is actually owned by the National Trust and is probably the most famous pub in Belfast. It dates from at least 1826 and features an incredibly ornate interior of tiles, original gas lamp fixtures, and a beautifully carved ceiling.
For the evening’s accommodation in Belfast, you may choose to stay in the wonderful Titanic Hotel, which is just opposite the Titanic Museum – just let our planners know your preference and they can recommend somewhere that suits you and your group.
Day 3: The Causeway Coast
We will depart early and begin a scenic drive along the Causeway Coastal Route passing 12th-century Carrickfergus Castle en route to the northern tip of Ireland. Our first stop of the day will be in the picturesque village of Carnlough where we can take a walk by the small harbor before we continue along the coast and then through the Glens of Antrim, hearing the myths about the fairies and leprechauns said to reside there.
We’ll stop for a spot of lunch in the coastal town of Ballycastle, before walking across the awe-inspiring Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge.
In the afternoon we’ll explore Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage site, the incomparable Giant’s Causeway, and hear the legend about the Giant Finn MacCool and the uniquely shaped stones, before finishing the day off with a visit the Dunluce Castle and heading to your accommodation in the city of Derry.
Day 4: Derry/Londonderry - Galway
In the morning explore the famous walled city of Derry, the second-largest city in Northern Ireland.
We’ll spend the morning exploring Derry/Londonderry including incredible sites such as The Peace Bridge, The Derry Walls, and St Columb’s Cathedral.
Then in the afternoon, we will drive down to the picturesque harbor town of Galway, known as the ‘Cultural Heart of Ireland’. Here you can relax, taste some authentic Irish food, enjoy the harbor views and revel in the traditional music to be heard in pubs and bars across the city.
We’ll spend the night in Galway so you can enjoy your time exploring the harbor town throughout the evening.
Day 5: Galway - Cliffs of Moher - Killarney
Today you will visit the Cliffs of Moher – one of the most stunning locations of natural beauty in all of Ireland.
We begin the day by first stopping at the fishing village of Kinvara to see Dunguaire Castle and The Burren – home to 75% of Ireland’s native flora & location of numerous ancient monuments.
Carrying on to Kilfenora to see the famous Celtic Crosses (Irish High Crosses) before we make our way to the coastal village of Doolin.
Finally, experience the 200-meter high, 8kms long Cliffs of Moher. Enjoy stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean and the Aran Islands as you take your time to soak up the natural beauty of the Cliffs.
We’ll then finish the day by staying overnight in Limerick – a town resplendent with medieval history.
Day 6: Ring of Kerry Tour
Today we will take the famous driving route along the ‘Ring of Kerry,’ a 179km long driving route featuring the most stunning coastal landscape imaginable, along with friendly rural seaside villages straight out of a fairy tale.
Naturally, our experienced driver guides will help you to plan your time on this tour to ensure that you take full advantage of the natural wonders on display before we return to your accommodation in Killarney for your final evening on this Irish tour.
Day 7: Killarney - Rock of Cashel - Kilkenny - Dublin
And alas! All good things must eventually come to an end as we reach the final day of this tour itinerary in Ireland.
We’ll head for Dublin airport, visiting a number of incredible sites along the way – starting with…
Rock of Cashel
The Rock of Cashel was the seat of the High Kings of Munster although most of the buildings on the current site date from the 12th and 13th centuries when the rock was gifted to the Church. Cashel has a character of its own, unique, and native, and is one of the most remarkable collections of Celtic art and medieval architecture to be found anywhere in Europe, you will not be disappointed by your visit.
Kilkenny Castle
Next up, we’ll visit Kilkenny Castle: built in 1195, the castle was featured in Oliver Cromwell’s re-conquest of Ireland in 1650 and was besieged during the Irish Civil War in 1922.
Finally, your driver-guide will drop you off at Dublin Airport in time for your onward flight. If you’d like to change anything in this itinerary, just let us know by filling in the form below!
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