10 Days Sisters' Escape
August 3rd - 12th, 2023
Svetlana Frolova
Your Personal Consultant
Highlights
Dublin City
Conmacnoise
Galway
Clifden
Cliffs of Moher
Killarney
Dingle
Waterville
Rock of Cashel
Cork
kilkenny
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Day 1: Saturday - August 3rd, 2024
Dublin
Dublin airport
Dublin
Welcome to Ireland
Upon your arrival at Dublin Airport meet your transfer driver and make your way to Dublin City Centre. Once there, you are free to explore the vibrant city at your own pace.
Stroll the pedestrian Grafton Street, ramble around Dublin Castle grounds, and take your time to admire the River Liffey.
In the evening, embrace the vibrant energy of Temple Bar, a renowned district known for its lively ambiance. Dive into the heart of this bustling area, where you can enjoy live music throughout the day and well into the night.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
4* Hotel in Dublin city
Immerse yourself in a world of comfort with our thoughtfully selected hotels. We prioritize your satisfaction by choosing accommodations that offer a welcoming ambience, convenient amenities, and attentive service.
Included:
- No Meals Included
Day 2: Sunday - August 4th, 2024
Dublin
Discover Dublin
Explore the Capital
Embark on a walking tour of Dublin with your private guide and discover a city steeped in history and vibrant culture. Wander through its cobblestone streets, adorned with stunning Georgian architecture and lively pubs, and soak up the unique atmosphere of this charming city.
Visit iconic landmarks such as Trinity College, home to the famous Book of Kells, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and learn about the fascinating history of these historic sites.
After the guided tour, walk from St. Patrick Cathedral to Guinness Storehouse to explore the tastes, smells, sounds, and history of the famed velvety drink. Have a pint on the house from the (literally) top Gravity bar.
Activity (included)
book of kells & trinity library
Visit the Book of Kells, Ireland’s greatest cultural treasure, and marvel at the Long Room, one of the world’s most beautiful libraries.
The centerpiece of the library is the stunning Long Room, a magnificent chamber filled with row upon row of towering bookshelves. These shelves house an extensive collection of books, including some of the world’s most valuable and historically significant manuscripts. The atmosphere is one of tranquility and scholarly reverence, making it a haven for those seeking knowledge and inspiration.
One of the most notable treasures of the library is the Book of Kells, an illuminated manuscript dating back to the 9th century. This masterpiece of medieval artistry showcases intricate illustrations and beautifully preserved calligraphy, depicting the Four Gospels with exquisite detail.
Activity (included)
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Visiting Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral is a journey into grandeur and history.
Its majestic spire and exquisite stained glass windows captivate you upon arrival. Inside, the soaring architecture and ancient stone walls speak of a rich past. Take a moment to reflect amidst the tranquil ambiance, feeling the spiritual presence.
Outside, the cathedral’s grounds offer a serene oasis.
Attending a musical performance adds to the ethereal experience. Leaving, you carry a deep appreciation for the spiritual and historical significance.
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, where past and present converge, leaves an indelible mark on your soul.
Guinness Storehouse (included)
The Guinness Storehouse is a legendary destination in the heart of Dublin, where the rich history and art of brewing the iconic Guinness beer comes to life. As the home of Guinness, this seven-storey building stands as a temple to the world-famous Irish stout, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the fascinating story behind one of Ireland’s most celebrated beverages.
One of the highlights of the Guinness Storehouse is the Gravity Bar, located on the top floor. As you ascend to this panoramic glass-walled bar, you’ll be treated to breathtaking 360-degree views of Dublin’s skyline. It’s the perfect spot to savor the ultimate reward for your journey – a complimentary pint of Guinness, enjoyed in a setting that captures the spirit of Ireland’s capital city.
Activity (optional)
Jeannie Johnson
Embark on a captivating journey aboard the Jeannie Johnson, a remarkable tall ship that unveils the captivating tales of Irish emigration.
Step foot onto its sturdy deck and be transported to a bygone era when thousands sought new horizons. Immerse yourself in the ship’s rich history, a poignant reminder of the trials and triumphs of those who sailed across the Atlantic in search of a better life.
Standing on the weathered deck, you are transported to an era long gone. The ship becomes a time capsule, whispering tales of struggle, hope, and perseverance. It invites you to bear witness to a poignant chapter in Ireland’s past, to honor the sacrifices made by those who dared to forge a new path.
The Jeannie Johnson serves as a powerful testament to the resilience and courage of generations past. It is a place where history and storytelling merge, allowing you to connect with the human spirit that defied adversity and shaped the course of Ireland’s emigration legacy.
Activity (optional)
Kilmainham Jail (Gaol)
Stepping into the formidable Kilmainham Gaol, you are immediately transported to a different time. The cold corridors echo with whispers of the past, immersing you in the prison’s somber atmosphere. Led by a knowledgeable guide, you wander through the dimly lit hallways, each cell holding its own haunting story. The sacrifice and bravery of those who fought for Ireland’s independence resonate deeply.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
4* Hotel in Dublin city
Immerse yourself in a world of comfort with our thoughtfully selected hotels. We prioritize your satisfaction by choosing accommodations that offer a welcoming ambience, convenient amenities, and attentive service.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 3: Monday - August 5th, 2024
Belfast
Hillsborough
Dublin
Dublin - Hillsborough - Belfast
Journey to the North
Meet your driver in the morning and set off on your journey North.
Your first pause on this captivating journey is the Royal site of Hillsborough, a place where history and elegance converge seamlessly. Step into a world of regality as you explore the magnificent Hillsborough Castle, its walls whispering tales of bygone eras and echoing the footsteps of royalty.
Having absorbed the regal aura of Hillsborough, continue your adventure toward Belfast, your next destination brimming with culture and vibrancy.
Conclude your day with a visit to the Crown Liquor Saloon, a pub that transcends its traditional role, transforming into a captivating museum-like experience.
Activity (included)
Royal Hillsborough Castle and Gardens
Hillsborough Castle is a beautiful and historic castle located in County Down, Northern Ireland. The castle is set on over 100 acres of stunning ornamental lawns, peaceful woodlands, and picturesque glens, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history buffs alike.
Throughout the seasons, Hillsborough Castle and its surrounding grounds offer visitors a unique and ever-changing experience. In the spring, the castle’s gardens come alive with vibrant colors as the flowers begin to bloom. The summer months are perfect for picnics on the castle’s lush lawns, while the autumn brings stunning foliage and crisp, cool air.
Winter is also a magical time to visit Hillsborough Castle, with the castle and its grounds transformed into a winter wonderland. Visitors can take a stroll through the castle’s woodlands, which are dusted with snow, or warm up with a cup of hot cocoa in the castle’s cozy tearoom.
In addition to its stunning natural beauty, Hillsborough Castle is also steeped in history. The castle has been the residence of the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland since the 1970s and has played an important role in the country’s political history. Visitors can take a tour of the castle’s opulent state rooms and learn about its fascinating past.
Overall, a visit to Hillsborough Castle and its surrounding grounds is a must for anyone visiting Northern Ireland. With its stunning natural beauty and rich history, it’s a destination that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Activity (free)
Crown Liquor Saloon
The Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast is a historic gem, capturing the essence of Victorian elegance. Its ornate decor, including stained glass windows and polished mahogany, transports visitors to a bygone era. Since 1826, it has been a beloved gathering place, steeped in local history and camaraderie. The pub offers a fine selection of ales, whiskeys, and traditional fare, inviting guests to savor the tastes of Belfast. With its rich heritage and welcoming atmosphere, the Crown Liquor Saloon is a must-visit destination, where you can experience the city’s past while enjoying the warmth of its present.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
4* Hotel in Belfast city
Immerse yourself in a world of comfort with our thoughtfully selected hotels. We prioritize your satisfaction by choosing accommodations that offer a welcoming ambience, convenient amenities, and attentive service.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 4: Tuesday - August 6th, 2024
Belfast
Belfast
Explore Belfast
Meet your driver in the morning and embark on an exciting exploration of Belfast, a city steeped in history. Start your day with a visit to the magnificent Victorian City Hall, an architectural gem that showcases Belfast’s rich heritage.
Next, delve into the city’s troubled past as you visit the Peace walls, which stand as a poignant reminder of the Troubles that once gripped Northern Ireland. These walls bear witness to a complex history, and will provide a deeper understanding of the city’s journey towards peace and reconciliation.
Continuing your journey, you’ll be driven to the awe-inspiring Stormont Parliament Building, the home of the Northern Ireland Assembly.
Then, head to Belfast Castle, a striking edifice nestled atop Cave Hill, offering breathtaking views of the city and its surroundings.
Conclude your day with a visit to the iconic Titanic Museum, where you’ll learn about the ill-fated ship’s captivating story and its connection to Belfast’s maritime heritage.
Activity (included)
Titanic
The Titanic Museum in Belfast is a captivating tribute to the iconic ship that met a tragic fate. Located at the ship’s birthplace, the museum immerses visitors in the story of the RMS Titanic.
Inside, the museum showcases the Titanic’s grandeur, highlighting its meticulous craftsmanship and luxurious interiors. Exhibits bring to life the diverse passengers and crew members who sailed aboard the ship, offering personal stories and artifacts that evoke empathy and understanding.
The museum also explores the fateful night of the Titanic’s demise, providing immersive displays that recount the unfolding events and the human stories of bravery and loss.
Beyond the historical narrative, the museum examines the legacy of the Titanic, showcasing the technological advancements and safety measures implemented in the aftermath of the disaster.
A visit to the Titanic Museum is a poignant experience, allowing visitors to reflect on the profound impact of the tragedy and the lessons learned. It serves as a memorial to the ship and its passengers, ensuring that their memory endures.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a maritime lover, or simply curious about the Titanic, the museum in Belfast offers a captivating and meaningful journey into the past, ensuring that the Titanic’s story will forever be remembered.
Activity (free)
St. George’s Market
St. George’s Market is a vibrant hub of culture, community, and culinary delights. With its rich history dating back to 1890, the market offers a captivating atmosphere where locals and visitors alike can immerse themselves in a sensory experience.
From the lively chatter of vendors to the enticing aromas of fresh produce and delectable food stalls, St. George’s Market showcases the best of Northern Ireland’s spirit, flavors and craftsmanship.
Activity (optional)
St. Anne’s Cathedral
St. Anne’s Cathedral, also known as Belfast Cathedral, is an architectural marvel and a spiritual sanctuary in the heart of the city. This Anglican cathedral, built in the late 19th century, showcases Belfast’s rich history and cultural heritage.
The cathedral’s Gothic Revival architecture, with its towering spires and intricate stone carvings, leaves visitors in awe. Inside, sunlight filters through stained glass windows, casting vibrant colors on the mosaic floors and ornate furnishings.
St. Anne’s Cathedral serves as a place of worship, hosting regular services and special events that unite the community. Its renowned choir adds to the spiritual ambiance, filling the air with celestial harmonies.
Beyond its religious significance, the cathedral stands as a symbol of resilience. It has witnessed Belfast’s transformation, serving as a beacon of hope amidst adversity.
Visiting St. Anne’s Cathedral allows for an appreciation of art, history, and spirituality. Whether marveling at its architectural beauty, finding solace in its peaceful atmosphere, or participating in a moving service, the cathedral offers a profound connection to Belfast’s past and present.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
5* Hotel in Belfast City
Immerse yourself in a world of comfort with our thoughtfully selected hotels. A 5-star hotel offers the pinnacle of luxury, providing impeccable service, elegant accommodations, and a host of exceptional amenities to ensure an unforgettable and indulgent stay.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 5: Sunday - October 8th, 2023
Galway
fanore
Cliffs of Moher
Liscannor
Burren - Cliffs of Moher
Along the Atlantic coast
Then continue along the Black Head Drive. This is a stunning coastal road. On one side the Atlantic rages, on the other side, you can see the limestone desert of the Burren area.
Drive along the coast to the famous Cliffs of Moher. There you might fancy a walk along the cliffs (ca. 9 km both ways) from O’Brien’s Tower to Hag’s Head Tower.
Then have a relaxing evening in the seaside village of Liscannor.
Activity
Cliffs of Moher
Visiting the Cliffs of Moher is an awe-inspiring experience that will leave you breathless. As you approach these majestic cliffs, you can feel the sheer magnitude of nature’s power and beauty.
The rugged cliffscape stretches for miles, adorned with vibrant green grasses and the cries of seabirds echoing in the air. It’s a mesmerizing sight that will stay with you forever.
Take your time to explore the cliffside pathways, offering different vantage points and perspectives.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
Vaughan’s Anchor Inn, Liscannor
The ideal location for exploring the Cliffs of Moher, The Burren and Wild Atlantic Way, Vaughan’s Anchor Inn in Liscannor offers luxurious accommodation with a delicious breakfast every morning.
Each of our stylishly refurbished bedrooms has an ensuite bathroom, king-size double bed and memory foam mattress. Our water is heated by solar power and guests can enjoy free parking.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 6: Monday - October 9th, 2023
Killarney
Dingle
Ballyferriter
Slea Head
Killimer
Tarbert
Dingle Peninsular
Scenic Wonderland
In the morning make your way to a car ferry at Killimer. There you cross the longest river in the British Isles (Shannon) to Tarbert. Keep you eyes peeled for playful dolphins that usually accompany ferries.
Then continue to Dingle, the main town of ‘Gaeltacht’, an Irish-speaking area. It goes via Ventry past the prehistoric beehive huts of Fahan to Dunbeg, a prehistoric fortification located directly on a cliff above the sea. Continue the journey along the sea to the stunning Slea Head lookout point where you can have a magnificent view of the Blasket Islands offshore.
In the evening it’s time to explore your host town, Killarney.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
Cahernane House Hotel (4*)
Beautifully situated on a private estate on the edge of Killarney National Park, our luxury four-star hotel is located just twenty minutes’ walk from Killarney town centre. The entrance to the hotel is framed by a tunnel of greenery which unfurls to reveal the beauty of this imposing manor house, constructed in 1877 and formerly home to the Herbert Family.
Cahernane House Hotel exudes a sense of relaxation and peacefulness where you can retreat from the hectic pace of life into a cocoon of calmness and serenity. The only sounds you may hear are the lambs bleating or the birds singing.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 7: Tuesday - October 10th, 2023
Killarney
Waterville
Sneem
Killarney National Park
Ring of Kerry
Discover the Magic
A day spent on the Ring of Kerry is a journey through Ireland’s captivating landscapes. As you embark on this scenic route, you’ll be enthralled by rolling green hills, picturesque coastal panoramas, and delightful villages. The winding roads take you through the awe-inspiring Killarney National Park, where pristine lakes and majestic mountains create a breathtaking backdrop.
Along the way, you can explore historic sites like the 13th-century Ross Castle and immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of secluded beaches. Experience the authentic Irish atmosphere of villages like Sneem and Waterville, and witness the dramatic beauty of the Skellig Islands. A day on the Ring of Kerry promises unforgettable views and a profound connection to Ireland’s natural and cultural heritage.
Activity
Torc Waterfall
Legend associated with Torc Waterfall involves the story of a beautiful maiden named Máire Rua, also known as Red Mary. It is said that Máire was deeply in love with a local chieftain, but their love was forbidden as he was already betrothed to another woman from a rival clan.
Heartbroken and desperate, Máire sought solace at the edge of the waterfall, pouring her heart out in sorrow. As her tears fell into the waters, they formed a magical pool with healing powers. Máire’s love and longing were so strong that it imbued the pool with the ability to grant wishes to those who truly loved someone.
The legend says that if you visit Torc Waterfall with a genuine and selfless wish for the happiness of a loved one, and if your love is true, the waterfall’s waters will grant your wish. Locals and visitors alike have come to believe in the enchanting power of the waterfall, and it has become a place where people go to seek blessings for their loved ones and express their deepest desires.
Activity
Muckross House & Gardens
This nineteenth century Victorian mansion is set against the stunning beauty of Killarney National Park. The house stands close to the shores of Muckross Lake, one of Killarney’s three lakes, famed world wide for their splendour and beauty. As a focal point within Killarney National Park, Muckross House is the ideal base from which to explore this landscape.
Muckross House was built for Henry Arthur Herbert and his wife, the water-colourist Mary Balfour Herbert. This was actually the fourth house that successive generations of the Herbert family had occupied at Muckross over a period of almost two hundred years. William Burn, the well-known Scottish architect, was responsible for its design. Building commenced in 1839 and was completed in 1843.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
Cahernane House Hotel (4*)
Beautifully situated on a private estate on the edge of Killarney National Park, our luxury four-star hotel is located just twenty minutes’ walk from Killarney town centre. The entrance to the hotel is framed by a tunnel of greenery which unfurls to reveal the beauty of this imposing manor house, constructed in 1877 and formerly home to the Herbert Family.
Cahernane House Hotel exudes a sense of relaxation and peacefulness where you can retreat from the hectic pace of life into a cocoon of calmness and serenity. The only sounds you may hear are the lambs bleating or the birds singing.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 8: Wednesday - October 11th, 2023
Glengarriff
Kenmare
Garinish Island
Cork
Cashel
Kenmare - Glengarriff - Cork
From Kingdom of Kerry to Republic of Cork
In the morning set off on the winding way through the mountains to the quaint town of Kenmare with your next stop at Glengarriff. Here I recommend a visit to a spectacular Garinish Island. A ferry from Glengarriff pier will bring you there.
On the way to the island, you will most likely see a seal colony.
After your visit to the garden island, make your way to the second-biggest city of Cork. The city once was the Venice of Ireland until the early 20th century. At that time, the canals were only covered by alleys and streets and slumbered under the city centre. As a result, even the main street is not straight, following the underground river.
Arrive in Cashel in the evening.
Activity
Garinish Island
Garinish Island, also known as Ilnacullin, is a stunning and historic island located in Bantry Bay, County Cork, Ireland. In the 1800s, it caught the attention of a wealthy Belfast businessman who had a grand vision for the island – to build an impressive estate surrounded by beautiful gardens.
However, as fate would have it, the businessman’s plans changed, and he never proceeded with the construction of the house. Instead, he focused his efforts on creating an exceptional garden on the island. The result of his labor is now a breathtaking collection of countless exotic plants, making Garinish Island a botanical paradise.
Visitors to Garinish Island today can explore this extraordinary garden, marveling at the diverse and rare plants that thrive in the island’s unique microclimate. The garden’s design incorporates a mix of formal and informal elements, with carefully landscaped areas, winding paths, and picturesque viewpoints.
Activity
English Market
Indulge in the culinary delights of Cork at the renowned English Market. This historic market, dating back to 1788, is a food lover’s paradise. Immerse yourself in a vibrant atmosphere filled with tantalizing aromas and a colorful array of stalls. Explore a treasure trove of local and international delicacies, from fresh produce to artisanal cheeses, baked goods, seafood, and more.
Engage with friendly vendors and sample the flavors that make Cork’s gastronomy shine. Whether you’re seeking ingredients for a home-cooked meal or simply want to savor the market’s vibrant ambiance, the English Market is a must-visit destination in Cork.
Activity
St. Finbarr’s Cathedral
Saint Fin Barre eventually came to the marshes of Cork in 606AD where he founded a monastery.
Little remains of the medieval Cathedral which was demolished in 1785 (except for the west tower) to make way for a classical building.
In 1865 the foundation stone was laid by Bishop John Gregg and on St. Andrew’s Day,1870, the building was consecrated.
Some of the best stained glass in Ireland can be seen inside, with vibrant unfaded colours throughout.
The present cathedral preserves a remarkable unity of style throughout. It has been said that St Fin Barre’s may be the most coherent French Neo-Gothic style cathedral in western Europe
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
Cashel Palace Hotel (5*)
A Palladian manor, in the heart of Ireland, Cashel Palace is a luxury hideaway, meticulously restored and exquisitely reimagined. Spectacularly located by the Rock of Cashel in picturesque Co. Tipperary, the hotel is enveloped in nature and overlooked by ancient history.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 9: Thursday - October 12th, 2023
Kilkenny
Rock of Cashel
Rock of Cashel - Kilkenny
Day trip to Marble City
In the morning pay a visit to the historic Rock of Cashel, where ancient ruins and rich heritage unfold.
Then set off for a day trip to Kilkenny, a city in southeast Ireland known as a Marble City. You can wander along its ancient cobbled streets to discover historic landmarks like Kilkenny Castle and St. Canice’s Cathedral. Admire arts and crafts at the famed Kilkenny Design Centre.
Return to Cashel in the evening.
Activity
Rock of Cashel
Perched majestically atop a hill in County Tipperary, the Rock of Cashel is a spellbinding architectural marvel that echoes Ireland’s rich history. This iconic landmark showcases a collection of medieval structures, including an ancient round tower, a Gothic cathedral, and a striking castle.
As you explore the site’s weathered stone walls and intricately carved details, a sense of awe washes over you. The Rock of Cashel stands as a testament to Ireland’s ancient past, a place where legends, kings, and saints converged. Its breathtaking presence and haunting beauty make it a must-visit destination, transporting visitors back in time with each step.
Activity
Smithwick’s Experience
Discover the art of brewing at the Smithwick’s Experience in Kilkenny. Immerse yourself in the world of Ireland’s oldest ale as you embark on a captivating journey through the brewery’s history. Learn about the traditional brewing methods that have been passed down for generations and gain insight into the secrets behind creating the perfect pint of Smithwick’s.
Engage your senses as you explore interactive exhibits, witness the brewing process firsthand, and savor the aromas and flavors of their renowned beers. Uncover the stories behind this iconic Irish brand and enjoy a tasting session that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the art of brewing.
Activity
Rothe House
Located in the heart of Kilkenny on Ireland’s Medieval Mile, Rothe House & Garden was built between 1594 and 1610. This was once the home and place of business of John Rothe and Rose Archer, one of Kilkenny’s wealthiest, most influential merchant families. The three-storied houses are connected by cobbled courtyards, expansive enough for a family that grew to have eleven children, as well as the house & garden staff that would have been necessary to run such an important household.
Today, you can explore this one-of-a-kind house, a symbol of the status and importance that the city of Kilkenny had in the early 1600s. Through the houses and across the cobbled courtyards, there is a dramatic rise to a magnificently restored garden that reaches back to the original city wall.
Activity
Kilkenny Castle
The castle, situated on the banks of the River Nore, offers a glimpse into Ireland’s rich medieval past.
Step inside the grand entrance and be transported back in time as you explore the beautifully restored rooms, opulent Victorian interiors, including ornate tapestries, intricate ceiling plasterwork, and elegant furnishings.
As you wander through the castle’s Long Gallery, you’ll find yourself immersed in the history of the Butler family, who once resided here.
Extensive castle gardens are home to the ornamental rose garden and manicured lawns.
Join one of the guided tours available throughout the day. Knowledgeable guides share fascinating stories of the castle’s past, including its role in Irish history and the legends associated with the surrounding area.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
Cashel Palace Hotel (5*)
A Palladian manor, in the heart of Ireland, Cashel Palace is a luxury hideaway, meticulously restored and exquisitely reimagined. Spectacularly located by the Rock of Cashel in picturesque Co. Tipperary, the hotel is enveloped in nature and overlooked by ancient history.
Included:
- Breakfast
Kilkenny - Cork
From Marble City to Rebel County
Meet your driver in the morning and embark on your journey.
Your first stop – Kilkenny, a city in southeast Ireland known as a Marble City. You can wander along its ancient cobbled streets to discover historic landmarks like Kilkenny Castle and St. Canice’s Cathedral. Admire arts and crafts at the famed Kilkenny Design Centre.
Then have a comfortable drive further south to the biggest county in Ireland, known to locals as Rebel County.
Transport – Chauffeur Drive
Activity
Kilkenny Castle
The castle, situated on the banks of the River Nore, offers a glimpse into Ireland’s rich medieval past.
Step inside the grand entrance and be transported back in time as you explore the beautifully restored rooms, opulent Victorian interiors, including ornate tapestries, intricate ceiling plasterwork, and elegant furnishings.
As you wander through the castle’s Long Gallery, you’ll find yourself immersed in the history of the Butler family, who once resided here.
Extensive castle gardens are home to the ornamental rose garden and manicured lawns.
Join one of the guided tours available throughout the day. Knowledgeable guides share fascinating stories of the castle’s past, including its role in Irish history and the legends associated with the surrounding area.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
Cashel Palace Hotel (5*)
A Palladian manor, in the heart of Ireland, Cashel Palace is a luxury hideaway, meticulously restored and exquisitely reimagined. Spectacularly located by the Rock of Cashel in picturesque Co. Tipperary, the hotel is enveloped in nature and overlooked by ancient history.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 10: Friday - October 13th, 2023
Activity
Farewell
Make your way to Dublin Airport and hand back your rental car.
As your time in the Emerald Isle comes to a close, you bid farewell, but the unforgettable memories made here will stay with you. The captivating landscapes, warm hospitality, and rich cultural experiences have left an indelible mark on your heart. Ireland’s beauty and wonder will always be a cherished part of your life’s tapestry.
Total Price, including all taxes and charges:
From $6,200 USD
Price per Adult from
Single Room- 9 nights in 4 & 5* luxury hotels
- 9 full Irish breakfasts
- Rental car category F (Ford Focus or similar), automatic transmission for the duration of the trip—comprehensive insurance with a €250 deductible.
- 1 Ferry crossing
- Local support during your trip
- Flights
- Admission Fees
- Travel Insurance
Payment Terms
20% upon booking
80% 42 days before trip
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation Policy
- More than 6 weeks prior to your arrival date: 20% of tour cost
- 4 to 6 weeks prior: 40% of your Land Tour Cost
- 2 to 4 weeks prior: 60% of your Land Tour Cost
- 1 to 2 weeks prior: 80% of your Land Tour Cost
- Less than 1 week prior or during your vacation: 100% of your Land Tour Costs
Rescheduling
We offer free rescheduling of the trip for up to 42 days
However, if need to cancel your tour start date 42 days in advance, you can reschedule your tour for free! We will rebook your tour for any dates of your choosing within 365 days of your original tour start date. Your 20% deposit will be credited towards the rebooked tour, with absolutely no cancellation or change fees applied!
Passport & Insurance
Ensure you are aware of the necessary documents for entry and stay in your destination country (such as passport and visa) by contacting the embassy or consulate of that country in your home country. Keep in mind that certain countries have specific requirements regarding passport validity. It is important to note that regulations can change frequently and may vary based on your travel destination and nationality. Therefore, it is advisable to check this information before your departure.
We will send you a link to verify your requirements after the booking is completed.
Travel Insurance
Before your Trip
When making travel arrangements, it is recommended to obtain insurance, such as travel cancellation insurance. This type of insurance provides coverage for financial risk in case you need to cancel your trip.
In the unfortunate event of a cancellation, we are unable to refund the entire travel cost, as we have already made upfront payments to hotels, transportation providers, and travel guides. Consequently, we will reimburse you a portion of the travel price according to our cancellation policy.