Discover Ireland
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Explore the Emerald Isle on this magical itinerary, immersing yourself in Ireland’s captivating landscapes, charming countryside, and lively cities. Begin your adventure in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where rich history and culture await. Explore storied landmarks like the Titanic Museum and the stately Hillsborough Castle surrounded by sprawling historical grounds.
Next, travel south to lively Dublin, Ireland’s energetic capital renowned for iconic attractions. Dive into the heart of Irish culture at the famous Guinness Storehouse, uncovering the secrets of this legendary brew. Wander the historic streets, visiting sites like St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the renowned Irish Parliament building at Stormont.
Continue to the coastal city of Cork, nestled amid rolling green hills and peaceful countryside. Indulge in a behind-the-scenes tour at the legendary Jameson Distillery, savouring the distinct flavours of Irish whiskey. Use Cork as a gateway to the scenic Ring of Kerry, where brightly colored seaside towns create a picturesque backdrop for your journey.
From Cork, venture to stunning Killarney and its breathtaking national park. Embark on a serene kayaking trip to Innisfallen Island, surrounded by tranquil waters and lush vegetation. Explore charming villages dotting the Ring of Kerry, each offering a glimpse of Ireland’s rich heritage.
Conclude in vibrant Galway, a cultural hub brimming with music, buzzing markets, and colorful shops lining enchanting streets. Travel the Wild Atlantic Way to discover dramatic coastal scenery and ancient wonders like the awe-inspiring Dun Aengus fort perched atop mighty cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
In detail
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Days 1 to 3: Belfast
Arrive into Belfast and explore the history of this previously divided city.
See where the infamous Titanic was built and explore the museum which includes replicas and artefacts.
Also make time to visit Hillsborough Castle, the official residence of the Queen. Set in 100 acres of beautiful grounds, you’ll discover fascinating history.
Day 4 to 6: Dublin
Drive south to Dublin, the home of Guinness. Visit the Guinness Storehouse to see how the beer is made and enjoy tastings and its rooftop bar.
Discover St Patrick’s Cathedral that dates back to 1191, with its 43-metre spire making it the tallest in Ireland.
Visit the Irish parliament at Stormont. Magnificent buildings found in a beautiful park setting, we can also arrange a tour for you.
Be sure to enjoy Dublin’s lively gay scene in the evenings or the multitude of other pubs, bars and restaurants the city has to offer.
Day 7 and 8: Cork
Head from Dublin further south to Cork, home of Jameson whiskey.
Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Jameson Distillery to discover how the famous drink is made.
Use Cork as your base to visit some of the quaint Irish towns along the cost such as Kinsale, with brightly coloured buildings.
Nearby you’ll also find Cobh (also known as Queenstown) which was the last stop of the Titanic before its maiden voyage to New York.
Day 9 and 10: Killarney
Drive west to Killarney National Park and take a kayak trip to Innisfallen Island.
It’s also an opportunity to explore the many little towns in what’s known as the Ring of Kerry.
Day 11 and 12: Galway
Named after the Ed Sheeran song Galway Girl (just kidding!), Galway has a host of great things to do and explore.
An ideal base to explore the Wild Atlantic Way, Galway is full of colourful shop-lined streets complete with buskers and street performers.
Explore the Wild Atlantic Way by heading to Dun Aengus which is a fort believed to be up to 2000 years old and with sheer cliff drops to the ocean waters below. There are no railings and so you can get right to the edge. Just be careful!
Dine at the Glenlo Abbey Hotel in its Pullman Restaurant which is set aboard two of the original carriages from the Orient Express, which were also used for the filming of the original Agatha Christie classic.
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