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Welcome to Dublin, Ireland. As you arrive at Dublin Airport, the excitement of exploring Ireland begins. A friendly, English-speaking airport assistant welcomes you, guiding you to your private coach transfer. The journey through Dublin’s charming streets offers a glimpse of the city’s historic charm before you arrive at your hotel. Depending on the time, check-in may not be possible until 3:00 PM, but you can settle in and start soaking in the Irish atmosphere. In the evening, gather for a delightful welcome dinner in the heart of Dublin, where the warm hospitality and flavours of traditional Irish cuisine set the perfect tone for the adventure ahead. Accommodation: Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street or Similar
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Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street
Based in a busy hub of Dublin, Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street offers easy access to many of Dublin's attractions. Just minutes away is the historic O'Connell Street, which is a pulsing center of Dublin activity and features Dublin's General Post office landmark building, as well as a range of monuments and statues relating to Irish Heritage. Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street is less than a five minute walk to Henry Street shopping and Ilac Mall, and just a 20 minute walk to "the heart of Irish Sporting life", Croke Park Stadium.
After a hearty Irish breakfast at your hotel, meet your English-speaking guide and driver for a full day of exploration in Dublin. Begin with a visit to Dublin Castle, originally built in the 13th century on a site previously settled by Vikings. Over the centuries, it has served as a fortress, prison, treasury and the seat of English administration in Ireland. Today, it hosts state receptions and presidential inaugurations, and its state apartments, chapel, and heritage center offer fascinating insights into Irish history. Next, visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, built in honour of Ireland’s patron saint. Dating back to 1220, this stunning Gothic cathedral is the largest in Ireland and houses impressive funeral monuments, stained-glass windows, and the tomb of Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels. In the afternoon, indulge in an elegant afternoon tea experience at the Merrion Hotel or a similar venue, where you can relax and enjoy a selection of fine teas and pastries.
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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before meeting your English-speaking driver for a scenic transfer from Dublin to Belfast. Upon arrival, embark on a captivating Black Cab tour, an intimate and insightful way to explore the city's complex history, street art, and political murals. Continue your journey at the award-winning Titanic Belfast, an iconic six-story attraction that takes you through the history of the ill-fated Titanic, from its conception and construction in Belfast to its tragic maiden voyage. The self-guided tour features interactive exhibitions and immersive displays that bring this legendary story to life. Check into your Belfast hotel—note that rooms may not be available until 15:00—and enjoy an evening at leisure. Accommodation: Hastings Grand Central Hotel or Similar
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Hastings Grand Central Hotel
The Grand Central Hotel is at the heart of Belfast. Set in the Linen Quarter, this luxury hotel is a spectacular hub for exploring all Belfast has to offer. With 300 bedrooms designed for absolute comfort and relaxation, the vibrant and contemporary Grand Cafe, stunning Seahorse Restaurant and Observatory, Ireland's tallest cocktail lounge, a stay at the Grand Central is unforgettable.
After breakfast, set out on a breathtaking full-day tour along the Causeway Coast. Your first stop is the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, a thrilling crossing suspended 30 meters above the sea, originally used by fishermen. Brave the bridge for spectacular views of the rugged coastline and the swirling Atlantic below. Next, visit the legendary Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its interlocking basalt columns formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. Mythology lovers will enjoy the tale of Finn McCool, the giant said to have built the causeway as a bridge to Scotland. Cap off the day with a tour and tasting at the Old Bushmills Distillery, the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, dating back to 1608. Learn about the whiskey-making process and enjoy a sample of this renowned Irish spirit. Return to your hotel in Belfast for an overnight stay
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A Night in a Castle Depart Belfast after breakfast and journey to County Sligo, a region known for its stunning landscapes and literary heritage. Arrive at the enchanting Markree Castle, a historic estate set on 800 acres of unspoiled parkland along the River Unsin. Check into your elegant room and experience the old-world charm of this stately castle. In the evening, enjoy a gourmet dinner in the castle’s refined dining room, where locally sourced ingredients create a truly memorable culinary experience. Accommodation: Markree Castle or Similar
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Markree Castle Hotel
Markree Castle is a magnificent and imposing residence and country house hotel. In 1802 Francis Johnston was commissioned to enlarge the house and transform the structure into a castle. In 1866 the Castle was further enlarged with the addition of a battlemented and machicolated square tower, a new entrance with a porte-cochre at the end of a two-story wing with Gothic windows, and a chapel. There are 30 en suite guest rooms located in the wing on the hall level, first floor and second floor. Each bedroom is decorated and furnished to a particular theme and high standard. The lower ground floor extends throughout the footprint of the main castle. Here there are numerous storerooms, cold rooms, pantries and staff rooms, as well as the original castle kitchens and cellars.
Begin your day with a leisurely breakfast at the stunning Markree Castle. Take the morning to relax and soak in the charm of the castle and its grounds at your own pace. Following your morning at the castle, meet your driver for a scenic transfer to Galway - a vibrant city celebrated for its lively arts scene, traditional music and coastal charm. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure to explore Galway’s colourful streets, quaint shops and bustling atmosphere. Accommodation: Harbour Hotel Galway or Similar
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Harbour Hotel
Harbour Hotel is owned and run by MHL Hotel Collection, owned by the Galway based Lally family. Our guests enjoy the first-hand experience of true Irish hospitality. Many of our team members at Harbour Hotel are from the West of Ireland, others have been captivated by the charm of life in Galway City and have decided to call it home. All share a passion for the culture, spirit and beauty of Galway and enjoy sharing the best of their local knowledge with visitors to the area. This commonality instills a sense of community within the team at Harbour Hotel, we take great pleasure in working together to create a friendly, inviting atmosphere where our guests feel comfortable and well taken care of. When you come to stay with us in Galway city you can expect excellent service from people who enjoy what they are doing and want to help you to make the most out of your stay. We are very proud of the team we have assembled and they are delighted to be able to assist you throughout your stay.
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before setting out to explore Galway through its vibrant food scene. Today, embark on a private food tour, discovering the flavours of the West of Ireland through tastings at local markets, bakeries and artisanal producers. As you stroll through the charming streets, learn about Galway’s rich culinary heritage while sampling regional specialties - from fresh seafood to handmade cheeses and traditional Irish treats. This immersive experience offers a delicious insight into the culture and community that make Galway so unique
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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before meeting your English-speaking guide for a scenic transfer from Galway to Kerry, passing through some of Ireland’s most iconic landscapes. Along the way, enjoy a stop in the charming town of Lisdoonvarna, best known as Ireland’s matchmaking capital. This quaint spa town comes alive each September during the world-famous Matchmaking Festival - Europe’s largest singles event - where music, dancing and romance fill the streets. Even outside of festival time, Lisdoonvarna offers a welcoming atmosphere, a glimpse into old Irish traditions,and a chance to stroll its peaceful streets or visit one of its traditional pubs or cafés. Continue on to the awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher, situated on the Atlantic Ocean at the edge of the Burren region. Stretching 8 km along the rugged coastline and soaring 230 meters at their highest point, the cliffs offer some of Ireland’s most breathtaking views. On a clear day, you can see the Aran Islands in Galway Bay and even the distant valleys and hills of Connemara. Be sure to visit O’Brien’s Tower, built by Cornelius O’Brien, a descendant of the legendary High King Brian Boru. Originally constructed to impress his lady friends, the tower now provides one of the most spectacular vantage points in the country. Recently, the Cliffs of Moher were named the world’s best “cliff-view” by Condé Nast Traveler, topping their list of Nine Gorgeous Cliff Views That Rival the Grand Canyon. After your visit, continue your scenic journey to Kerry, where you’ll check in and enjoy the evening at your leisure. Accommodation: Dromhall Hotel or Similar
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Dromhall Hotel
The Dromhall Hotel is family owned & managed by the Randles Family who prides itself on first class comfort & service at its Killarney Hotels. The Dromhall Hotel is located 5 minutes' walk from the town center and also near the INEC. The hotel includes 72 luxurious guest rooms, meeting rooms and wedding suites, Kayne's Bar & Bistro, The Abbey Restaurant. There is also complimentary Parking and Wi-Fi access available at the hotel.
After breakfast, set out to explore the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula, home to some of the finest coastal scenery in Ireland. Located in West Kerry, this is the northernmost of the county’s peninsulas and is rich in both natural beauty and cultural heritage. The peninsula is renowned for its Celtic and pre-Christian monuments, early Christian churches, and its strong preservation of traditional Irish language and customs—it is officially a Gaeltacht region, where Irish is still spoken as a first language. Enjoy time in the vibrant town of Dingle, a charming fishing village filled with brightly colored buildings, bustling pubs, narrow streets, and a lively harboUr. Whether you're shopping for local crafts or simply soaking in the warm atmosphere of a typical Irish town, Dingle never fails to delight. From there, journey along one of Ireland’s most scenic routes, winding through the Slieve Mish Mountains and past Inch Beach - a long stretch of sand bordered by dunes, made famous in David Lean’s film Ryan’s Daughter. From this vantage point, you’ll have stunning views of the Iveragh Peninsula and Rossbeigh Beach. Continue on to Slea Head, where the vast Atlantic meets dramatic cliffs and rocky outcrops. The deep blue of the ocean frames the Blasket Islands, uninhabited since 1953, while the Skellig Islands can be seen in the distance - home to the ancient monastic settlement that gained recent fame in the Star Wars films. As you explore, you’ll be enchanted by villages painted in cheerful coloUrs and captivated by the raw, natural beauty of this unforgettable region. Return to your hotel for an evening of relaxation and camaraderie.
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After breakfast, travel to Cork to visit the legendary Blarney Castle. Built in 1446, this medieval fortress is home to the famous Blarney Stone, which is said to bestow the gift of eloquence upon those who kiss it. Climb to the top of the castle for the chance to partake in this centuries-old tradition while taking in the stunning views of the surrounding countryside. After exploring the castle grounds, including the enchanting Rock Close and its mystical gardens, enjoy some free time in the afternoon.
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This morning, take the train from Killarney to Dublin. Upon arrival, continue to your hotel and check in (note that rooms may not be available until 15:00). Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore Dublin at your own pace before gathering for a farewell dinner at the Nancy Hands Pub or a similar venue. Accommodation: Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street or Similar
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Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street
Based in a busy hub of Dublin, Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street offers easy access to many of Dublin's attractions. Just minutes away is the historic O'Connell Street, which is a pulsing center of Dublin activity and features Dublin's General Post office landmark building, as well as a range of monuments and statues relating to Irish Heritage. Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street is less than a five minute walk to Henry Street shopping and Ilac Mall, and just a 20 minute walk to "the heart of Irish Sporting life", Croke Park Stadium.
After breakfast, meet your English-speaking driver and transfer to Dublin Airport for your departure flight. We hope you had a wonderful journey and wish you a safe onward flight.
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