Emerald Isle

Venture into the heart of Connemara to explore the serene beauty of Kylemore Abbey. Nestled amidst lush woodlands and tranquil lakes, this Benedictine Abbey offers a glimpse into Ireland's spiritual heritage. Later, head to Galway, where the afternoon is yours to explore the city's lively streets, vibrant arts scene, and welcoming pubs. Enjoy a leisurely evening at a local hotel (or similar) in Galway.

Set sail from Galway to the captivating Aran Islands, where Inishmore awaits with its rugged beauty and rich traditions. Enjoy a light lunch at Joe Watty’s pub, where local stories and Gaelic music create an unforgettable atmosphere. Explore the island's ancient sites, including the clifftop fort of Dun Aengus, with a knowledgeable local guide. Return to Galway for a restful night at your hotel (or similar).

Experience the charm of rural Ireland at Rathbaun Farm, where you can try your hand at scone baking and learn about sheep herding. Journey through the unique landscapes of The Burren, capturing the ancient Poulnabrone Dolmen in your lens. Stand in awe at the majestic Cliffs of Moher, where the Atlantic Ocean meets towering cliffs. Conclude your day in Limerick, where you can explore the city's vibrant nightlife and enjoy a comfortable stay at a local hotel (or similar).

Embark on a panoramic drive around the Ring of Kerry, where breathtaking landscapes unfold at every turn. In Killarney, experience the beauty of the national park with a horse-drawn jaunting-car ride. Marvel at the majestic McGillycuddy’s Reeks and the tranquil Lakes of Killarney. Spend the night in Killarney, where a welcoming hotel (or similar) awaits your arrival.

Cross the Kerry Mountains into County Cork, where the village of Blarney beckons with its enchanting castle and the legendary Blarney Stone. Continue to Waterford, where a guided tour of the House of Waterford Crystal reveals the artistry behind exquisite crystal creations. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at a comfortable hotel (or similar) in Waterford.

Discover the charm of Kilkenny, known as the 'Marble City' for its distinctive black limestone architecture. Wander along the Medieval Mile, where history and culture intertwine in a vibrant tapestry. Return to Dublin for a final evening of exploration and relaxation, with accommodation at a welcoming hotel (or similar).