11-Day Ireland Self-Drive Road Trip With Itinerary from Cork to Killarney, Dingle, and Galway

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Experience the freedom of the open road in Ireland as you embark on an unforgettable 11-day road trip! This experience caters to every traveler, featuring destinations like Cork, Blarney, Killarney, Kenmare, Dingle, Galway, The Municipal District of Cahir — Cashel, and Cahir.

This perfectly planned road trip itinerary in Ireland takes you through some of the best places to see in the country. You will spend 3 nights in Cork, 2 nights in Killarney, 2 nights in Dingle, and 3 nights in Galway. Anticipate well-spent days sightseeing, eating delicious food, and experiencing the highlights of each destination!

With this travel package, you can choose from an extensive selection of accommodations along your road trip route in Ireland. We have handpicked the best hotels and places to stay across the country, including options for each budget. Whether you are in the mood for luxurious 5-star hotels or budget-friendly bed and breakfasts, we have got you covered.

Upon arriving in Cork, the rental vehicle of your choice will be ready for collection. From there, the road trip can begin! Experience the ultimate freedom and uncover Ireland on your own terms.

An expertly curated travel plan makes sure you don’t miss out on any of the best things to see and do on your road trip in Ireland. Cliffs Of Moher and Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden are just a couple of the bucket-list attractions that await your discovery. Marvel at the remarkable Rock Of Cashel, learn more about the unique Eyre Square, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Blarney Castle & Gardens.

As you hit the open road and drive through Cork, Blarney, Killarney, Kenmare, Dingle, Galway, The Municipal District of Cahir — Cashel, and Cahir, you will also enjoy plenty of opportunities to uncover hidden gems and experience the authentic charm of Ireland. Whether you are exploring enchanting towns and villages, discovering scenic routes, or indulging in local cuisine, there is always something new and exciting to experience in Ireland.

Throughout your road trip in Ireland, take breaks from sightseeing to explore your favorite destinations' top shopping streets and markets. Discover unique souvenirs that will forever remind you of your self-drive adventure in Ireland.

This package offers an all-in-one solution for your trip planning - choose flights, a rental car, accommodation, attractions, and tours that suit your needs and desires. You can customize each day of your road trip itinerary with flexible trip planning before and after booking.

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National Monument - Cork
Fitzgerald's ParkCork Public MuseumSaint Fin Barre's CathedralCrawford Art GalleryBlarney StoneBlarney Castle & Gardens
Ross CastleMuckross HouseKillarney National ParkTorc Mountain
Derrynane HouseStaigue Stone FortCromwell's Bridge
Conor Pass waterfallDingle Oceanworld AquariumSt Mary's Church
Conor PassDingle DistilleryKingdom Falconry

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Day 1

Day 1

  • Cork - Arrival day
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  • National Monument - Cork
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Your road trip adventure in Ireland begins as soon as you reach Cork and pick up your car. You’ll stay in Cork for 2 nights and explore the best things to see and do, sample the local cuisine, and choose from a curated selection of the best hotels and places to stay in the city.

Cork is a beautiful city with plenty to discover. If you arrive before check-in time or prefer to get started on your sightseeing right away, we recommend checking out National Monument, or just taking a stroll in the city center. Soak in the lovely atmosphere and sit down for a bit to eat or drink.

Find your way to your hotel in Cork. We recommend choosing a hotel in a central location for easy exploring. Check-in typically starts between 2 and 4 PM at hotels in Ireland. Settle in and make plans for the evening.

As dinnertime approaches, it's time to head out for a bite to eat. If you are looking to dine at a popular restaurant in Cork, it's often a good idea to reserve a table in advance.

Make sure to reserve a table at The Woodford, an iconic dining spot in Cork. This culinary treasure and its outstanding menu have enchanted food enthusiasts from around the world. Immerse yourself in the culinary delights of Greenes Restaurant, a popular restaurant in Cork. With a menu designed to delight, it ensures a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Experience the culinary magic of Izz Cafe, a hidden gem nestled in Cork. Known for its exquisite cuisine and inviting atmosphere, it's a dining experience you won't soon forget.

If you’re not ready to end the night just yet, Impala offers a perfect venue to relax and savor a drink. Similarly, The Shelbourne Bar is well-suited for those looking to unwind in a social setting. The Oval is another excellent spot to enjoy a nightcap after a delightful meal.

Raise a toast to the start of your 11-day road trip in Ireland!

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Day 2

Day 2

  • Cork
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Drive 25 km, 1 hour 30 min

  • Fitzgerald's Park
  • Cork Public Museum
  • Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral
  • Crawford Art Gallery
  • Blarney Stone
  • Blarney Castle & Gardens
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On day 2 of your road trip, you’ll start and end your day in Cork, but spend part of the day exploring places of interest outside the immediate city. On today's itinerary, you'll find attractions in Cork and Blarney. You still have 1 night left in Cork.

Whether you prefer a leisurely exploration or a more fast-paced adventure, this itinerary in Cork allows for both. Start by heading to Fitzgerald's Park. This curiosity-inducing park provides an insightful glimpse into the city's identity. Next, discover Cork Public Museum, a respected museum, promising a delightful encounter.

Continue your sightseeing with a visit to Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral, a curiosity-inducing church. When you’re done, don’t forget to make a stop at the worthwhile Crawford Art Gallery. Not far away from the art gallery, you will find the enchanting Blarney Castle & Gardens, perfect for a quick visit. Round off your day at Blarney Stone, another gem in Cork with picture-perfect features to discover.

When you’re done exploring the area’s best attractions, you’ll drive back to your accommodation in Cork.

Indulge in a memorable dining experience at one of Cork's most popular restaurants, and connect with friendly locals for an authentic adventure.

Treat yourself to a wonderful meal at South County Bar & Café, Douglas, a top-rated dining spot in Cork. If you're in the mood for something new, try Liberty Grill, another premier location with a delectable menu. You might also want to book a table at Canty's Bar. Known for its consistently satisfied patrons, it’s a perfect choice to elevate your evening in Cork.

Get a good night's sleep and look forward to another great day on the road in Ireland!

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Day 3

Day 3

  • Cork
  • Killarney
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Drive 122 km, 2 hours 42 min

  • Ross Castle
  • Muckross House
  • Killarney National Park
  • Torc Mountain
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Dive into day 3 of your remarkable road trip in Ireland. Today you will explore Killarney, where you will have the opportunity to experience all the top things to see and do. At the end of the day, you’ll unwind at one of the finest accommodations in Killarney. You’ll stay here for 2 nights.

Start by visiting Ross Castle, a prime spot to begin your journey. This history-steeped castle is sure to impress. Next on your list is Muckross House, another must-visit landmark and beloved museum renowned for its gorgeous features.

While exploring and sightseeing, take time to savor the culture of Cork by sampling some local delicacies. When you’re ready for more sightseeing, head to Killarney National Park. This eye-catching national park is an essential place to visit for anyone looking for the full Cork experience. We also recommend visiting Torc Mountain, an increasingly popular waterfall.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to head in the direction of your accommodation in Killarney. Killarney offers plenty of top-rated hotels for every travel budget. Take some time to relax before you go out again.

Indulge in a memorable dining experience at one of Killarney's most popular restaurants, and connect with friendly locals for an authentic adventure.

Savor the flavors at Malarkey, a top pick for dinner tonight. Alternatively, The Mad Monk by Quinlans beckons with its unique menu offerings. Also, consider Vendricks Restaurant. With its consistent customer satisfaction, it’s an excellent option for dining in Killarney tonight.

After your meal, keep the night alive at a bar like John M. Reidy, known for its lively atmosphere. Courtney's Bar is another top recommendation that provides the perfect setting with well-crafted drinks and a welcoming ambiance. Similarly, Jimmy Brien's offers an excellent atmosphere for those looking to amp up the evening.

Raise your glass and celebrate another amazing day of your road trip in Ireland!

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Day 4

Day 4

  • Killarney
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Drive 169 km, 3 hours 18 min

  • Derrynane House
  • Staigue Stone Fort
  • Cromwell's Bridge
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At the end of the day, you'll drive back to Killarney, where you'll stay for 1 night more.

Killarney is brimming with adventures. Today’s wonderful stops include a museum, an archeological site, and a historical landmark. Begin your sightseeing adventure at the curiosity-inducing Derrynane House and allow yourself time to explore. Just a short distance away you'll find your next stop, Staigue Stone Fort, a historic archeological site that draws visitors from far and near.

Continue your journey to Cromwell's Bridge, one of the region’s most intriguing spots that you shouldn’t miss.

When you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll return to Killarney and your accommodation.

After a long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Killarney. Enjoy a satisfying meal that will recharge you for tonight's adventures.

Enjoy a delicious meal at Killarney Royal Hotel, a highly-rated dining destination in Killarney. If you're eager to try something different, consider Hannigans Bar, Restaurant & Rooftop Balcony, another top spot with a tantalizing menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at Curious Cat Café. With a reputation for consistently satisfying customers, it’s an excellent choice to enhance your stay in Killarney this evening.

Continue the enjoyment post-dinner at Paddy Sheehan The Grand Bar & Niteclub, a cherished local gathering spot renowned for its welcoming atmosphere.

Relax and reminisce about your day in Ireland and look forward to more memorable moments to come!

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Day 5

Day 5

  • Killarney
  • Dingle
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Drive 81 km, 1 hour 35 min

  • Conor Pass waterfall
  • Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium
  • St Mary's Church
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On day 5 of your road trip in Ireland, you will get a true taste of the freedom a self-drive vacation in Europe entails. Today’s travel plans include stops at the most scenic, wondrous, and interesting places in Kenmare and Dingle. In the evening, you’ll end up in Dingle, where you will stay for 2 nights.

Today’s well-planned self-sightseeing route offers several family-friendly attractions, romantic experiences, and natural wonders. Whether you decide to explore Killarney on foot, use public transport, or join a guided tour, there are a few attractions you don’t want to miss. Conor Pass Waterfall is the first of them. Spend some time admiring this serene waterfall before continuing your journey. Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium is your next stop. This locally appreciated aquarium is one of the best-rated sights in Killarney.

Consider grabbing some lunch or a light snack to keep your energy going. Beyond the above-mentioned attractions, today is also the perfect time to visit St Mary's Church. This photogenic church is a sight to behold.

When you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll drive to your hotel in Dingle. Check in and spend some time relaxing before you head out to tour the town.

As you are wrapping up for the day, treat yourself to a satisfying dinner at a nice restaurant in Dingle. Enjoy a relaxing evening as you savor delicious local cuisine and reflect on the day's adventures.

As the day draws to a close, take a moment to unwind and prepare for the next exciting chapter of your road trip in in Ireland.

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Day 6

Day 6

  • Dingle
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Drive 18 km, 31 min

  • Conor Pass
  • Dingle Distillery
  • Kingdom Falconry
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On day 6 of your road trip, you’ll start and end your day in Dingle, where you'll stay for 1 night more.

Brace yourself for today’s incredible lineup of attractions in Dingle, featuring family-friendly attractions, romantic experiences, and natural wonders. Start at Conor Pass, an up-and-coming cliff in the region. Then, head to Dingle Distillery and soak in the ambiance of this instagrammable distillery.

There are many interesting places to see in Dingle, and when you are ready for more, go to Kingdom Falconry. This is one of the region’s most up-and-coming idyllic spots of interest.

When you’re done exploring the area’s best attractions, you’ll drive back to your accommodation in Dingle.

As you explore more of Dingle, you'll discover that its culinary landscape is as diverse as its attractions. Whether you're craving traditional dishes bursting with local flavors or innovative creations that push the boundaries of taste, you're sure to find a dining experience that satisfies your cravings.

Head back to your accommodation in Dingle and get some rest in preparation for another magical day of your road trip in Ireland!

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Day 7

Day 7

  • Dingle
  • Galway
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Drive 256 km, 3 hours 44 min

  • Galway City Museum
  • Great Escape Rooms
  • Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway
  • Salmon Weir Bridge
  • Eyre Square
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Experience an unparalleled adventure on day 7 of your road trip in Ireland. This exciting part of your journey invites you to discover the renowned landmarks in 1 vibrant destinations - Galway. After a day filled with exploration and new experiences, you will retreat to the hotel of your choice in Galway. You will spend 3 nights here for some well-deserved relaxation.

Start your adventure at Galway City Museum. This beloved museum is a place that is appreciated by travelers and locals alike.

Consider stopping for a small bite to eat or a drink at a local eatery to keep your energy going. When you’re ready, continue your discovery with a visit to Cathedral Of Our Lady Assumed Into Heaven And St Nicholas, Galway. This curiosity-inducing church offers an enriching experience. Conclude your self-guided sightseeing tour with a visit to Eyre Square. These sights offer a fulfilling end to a perfect day.

At the end of the day, you will drive to Galway, where you'll have a room waiting for you at the perfect place to stay. Check in and enjoy some downtime.

As you explore more of Galway, you'll discover that its culinary landscape is as diverse as its attractions. Whether you're craving traditional dishes bursting with local flavors or innovative creations that push the boundaries of taste, you're sure to find a dining experience that satisfies your cravings.

Enjoy a delicious meal at The Front Door Pub, a highly-rated dining destination in Galway. If you're eager to try something different, consider The Creamery Cafe, Ice Cream, Bistro, another top spot with a tantalizing menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at Busker Brownes. With a reputation for consistently satisfying customers, it’s an excellent choice to enhance your stay in Galway this evening.

Unwind after your meal by stepping into The Dew Drop Inn. This venue is celebrated for its extensive drink selections and cozy vibes. Alternatively, Freeney's Bar offers a dynamic and energetic atmosphere for a glass or two. Don’t overlook Tigh Neachtain, another top-rated bar in the area.

Take some time to reflect on your day and savor another beautiful night in Ireland.

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Day 8

Day 8

  • Galway
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Drive 163 km, 3 hours 18 min

  • Aillwee Cave
  • Poulnabrone dolmen
  • Cliffs of Moher
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Day 8 of your road trip will take you to the best attractions Galway has to offer. Cherish the 2 nights you have left in Galway by discovering the best things there are to see and do in the city.

Today’s route brings fun adventures, natural wonders, and scenic views. The first attraction of today is Aillwee Cave. This locally appreciated cave is a picturesque place to see in Galway. Continue your discovery at Poulnabrone Dolmen, a standout archeological site with stories to tell.

As you stroll around Galway, take in the distinct atmosphere and learn what makes this city so unique. Maximize your sightseeing with a visit to Cliffs Of Moher. This well-known cliff offers a romantic encounter with Galway. Whether you decide to get entrance tickets for all attractions or you prefer admiring from a distance, amazing experiences await on this day in Galway.

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As you explore more of Galway, you'll discover that its culinary landscape is as diverse as its attractions. Whether you're craving traditional dishes bursting with local flavors or innovative creations that push the boundaries of taste, you're sure to find a dining experience that satisfies your cravings.

Enjoy a delicious meal at Apoema Bistro, a highly-rated dining destination in Galway. If you're eager to try something different, consider Finnegans, another top spot with a tantalizing menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at Gemelle's. With a reputation for consistently satisfying customers, it’s an excellent choice to enhance your stay in Galway this evening.

After enjoying a delightful dinner, why not delve into the vibrant local bar scene? You might want to spend the evening at The Crane Bar, a well-loved spot among locals and tourists. Or, head to O'connor's Famous Pub. This bar boasts a welcoming environment that is perfect for winding down. You could also continue your night at Sally Longs Rock Bar, another top-rated place in the area.

Get a good night's sleep and look forward to another great day on the road in Ireland!

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Day 9

Day 9

  • Galway
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Drive 161 km, 2 hours 45 min

  • Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
  • Connemara National Park
  • Walled Victorian Garden
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Day 9 of your road trip across Ireland promises a magnificent time exploring Galway. You have 1 night left in Galway. Take the opportunity to experience more of the best attractions and activities in the city.

Enjoy the perfect balance of relaxation and exploration in Galway today. One of the most locally renowned attractions included on the itinerary is Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden. This visually striking monastery will help you start your sightseeing on top. Then, take a leisurely stroll to Connemara National Park and learn what makes this picturesque national park unique.

Throughout the day, make sure to take breaks to appreciate the surroundings. Next up, visit the curiosity-inducing Walled Victorian Garden.

Don’t forget to check out all the popular tours and activities you can add to your road trip itinerary. Ireland is a beautiful travel destination that offers plenty of unique tours that will enhance your vacation experience. Explore and select your activities below.

Indulge in a memorable dining experience at one of Galway's most popular restaurants, and connect with friendly locals for an authentic adventure.

Treat yourself to a delicious dinner at The Galleon Restaurant, an excellent option for tonight's dining. Looking for something different? John Keogh's Gastropub offers a tantalizing alternative with its diverse menu. And don’t miss RÉ NAO. With its reputation for pleasing customers, it’s a fantastic choice for tonight in Galway.

After your delicious meal, get a taste of the vibrant nightlife with a visit to Garavan's Bar, known for its inviting atmosphere. Caribou is another great option if you’re looking for a place to get the night started. Similarly, Tonerys Bar provides a great setting to enjoy the night away.

As the day draws to a close, take a moment to unwind and prepare for the next exciting chapter of your road trip in in Ireland.

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Day 10

Day 10

  • Galway
  • Cork
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Drive 270 km, 3 hours 32 min

  • Rock of Cashel
  • Swiss Cottage
  • Cahir Castle
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Embark on another extraordinary experience on day 10 of your road trip in Ireland. Today, you will make 2 stops and experience some of the highlights of The Municipal District of Cahir — Cashel and Cahir. At the end of the day, you will enjoy the comforts of a top-rated hotel in Cork, which will be your home away from home for 1 night.

Immerse yourself in Galway’s rich culture with today's sightseeing itinerary. Start your journey at Rock Of Cashel. This historic castle is sure to ignite your curiosity. Next, dive into the romantic features of Swiss Cottage, a must-visit historical landmark in the town.

In between sights, stop by local stores, picturesque photo spots, and small eateries. When you’re ready for your next attraction, proceed to Cahir Castle, a beloved castle.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to head in the direction of your accommodation in Cork. Cork offers plenty of top-rated hotels for every travel budget. Take some time to relax before you go out again.

After a long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Cork. Enjoy a satisfying meal that will recharge you for tonight's adventures.

Treat yourself to a delightful dinner at Dan Lowrey's Tavern, highly recommended for tonight's dining. Or, if you're feeling adventurous, why not try Ziggys Bar? It's another excellent option with a diverse menu. Consider reserving a table at Luigi Malones Cork as well. Known for its consistent customer satisfaction, it’s an ideal pick for tonight in Cork.

Head back to your accommodation in Cork and get some rest in preparation for another magical day of your road trip in Ireland!

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Day 11

Day 11

  • Cork - Departure day
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  • Cork City Gaol
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Day 11 of your road trip in Ireland is your departure day. This is your chance to catch a last glimpse of Cork before saying goodbye to this wonderful destination. If you've still got time left, we recommend doing some last-minute shopping or sightseeing.

If you're up for some more sightseeing, we recommend visiting Cork City Gaol, a heritage-rich museum before you head out.

Maximize your last day in Ireland and go on a shopping spree in Cork’s shopping center, the lively Douglas Farmers' Market. Browse for souvenirs to remind you of your wonderful journey in Ireland.

Before you conclude your road trip in Ireland, drop by another restaurant for a last chance at a memorable dining experience in Cork.

Dine in style at The Imperial Hotel & SPA, a top recommendation for dinner tonight. Or, for a change of pace, Tony's Bistro boasts a menu that's sure to impress.

You’ll then say farewell to Cork. Drive to the airport, return your car, and take the opportunity to get some last-minute souvenirs before you board your flight home. We wish you a pleasant journey and hope you leave with many wonderful memories of your road trip in Ireland!

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