Overview

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.

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Dunguaire Castle

Dunguaire Castle, located in the seaside village of Kinvara, is rumored to be the most photographed castle in Ireland, and it’s easy to see why. Its picturesque setting by the roadside and proximity to the sea make it a popular attraction for visitors.

The castle was constructed in 1520 by the Hynes clan and later purchased by Oliver St. John Gogarty, a prominent surgeon and literary figure, in the early 20th century.

Like many historic sites in Ireland, Dunguaire Castle is steeped in local folklore and legend. One such legend suggests that if you stand at the castle’s gate and ask a question, it will be answered by the end of the day.

The castle also offers guided tours, which provide visitors with a glimpse into the castle’s rich history and architecture.

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Galway

Galway radiates a magnetic energy that entices all who visit. Its lively streets are adorned with colorful buildings, buskers’ melodies, and the scent of freshly brewed coffee. Galway’s rich cultural heritage comes alive through its bustling markets, traditional music sessions, and captivating festivals.

Quaint shops and inviting pubs line its narrow lanes, inviting exploration and delightful encounters. Strolling along the picturesque River Corrib, or immersing in the vibrant atmosphere of Eyre Square, one can’t help but be captivated by Galway’s unique charm, making it a cherished destination for culture, craic, and camaraderie.

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Wild Romantic Connemara

This day is dedicated to the breathtaking scenery of Connemara! This area is crisscrossed by moors, lakes and high mountains. Oscar Wilde once described Connemara as a “wild beauty”.

Connemara is a true gem of Ireland.

Kylemore Abbey

As proof of his love, the English financier and merchant Mitchell Henry had this magnificent castle built for his wife, Margaret, at the place where they had previously spent their honeymoon. It was intended to be a cozy home and retreat for the family. Unfortunately, just three years after its completion, this wonderful love story ended tragically. Margaret Henry passed away during a stay in Egypt. Her body was brought back to Kylemore and laid to rest in a simple mausoleum on the grounds.

In 1920, Kylemore came under the ownership of Benedictine nuns. In addition to the restored rooms in the castle, visitors can also explore the Victorian Walled Garden and the beautifully landscaped park grounds, making it a worthwhile destination.

Oyster Farm

Enjoy a private oyster tour and tasting exclusively laid out for you, with prosecco to go with the oysters. Take your time visiting the farm, seeing where and how the Connemara Oysters are grown. You’ll get the chance to shuck the oysters yourself, full of the flavors and tastes of the pristine hills and waters around the farm.

After the tour, you and your family and friends can benefit from a truly unique, curated, gourmet experience. Seafood platters and prosecco are available on request, to be enjoyed looking over the water from the cottage deck.

Clifden

Nestled on the edge of Connemara, Clifden is a charming coastal town that exudes an irresistible allure. Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, it serves as a gateway to the untamed landscapes of Ireland’s west coast.

Clifden’s colorful streets are dotted with cozy pubs, quaint shops, and delightful restaurants, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Adventure awaits as you explore the nearby Connemara National Park, indulge in water sports along the rugged coastline, or embark on scenic drives through the majestic Twelve Bens mountains. 

Connemara National Park

Hiking in Connemara National Park is a nature lover’s dream come true. With its untamed beauty and rugged landscapes, the park offers an immersive experience in the heart of Connemara. The diverse trails cater to all levels of hikers, from leisurely strolls to challenging climbs.

As you traverse the paths, you’ll be captivated by the majestic Twelve Bens mountains, sparkling lakes, and lush moorland. Keep an eye out for Connemara ponies grazing freely in the vast expanse.

The park’s serene ambiance and panoramic views reward adventurers with a sense of tranquility and an unforgettable connection to nature.

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Sean’s Bar – the Oldest pub in Ireland

Sean’s Bar dates back to 900 AD and has operated as a pub on the same site for over 1,100 years. This remarkable continuity has earned Sean’s Bar the Guinness World Record for being the oldest pub in Ireland.

Archaeological evidence, including wattle and daub walls, along with the discovery of medieval coins and tokens on-site, supports the claim that Sean’s Bar has been serving drinks since 900 AD or even earlier. 

While the current building housing Sean’s Bar dates back to the 18th century, it incorporates remnants of even earlier structures on the same site, including a section of the original 900 AD wattle and daub wall that remains visible within the pub. 

Ongoing research has been conducted to verify Sean’s Bar’s claim as the oldest pub in the world, yet to date, no older pub has been substantiated.

Kilbeggan Whiskey

Kilbeggan is a small production set in the old distillery building. As well as watching the modern way of making whiskey you also can go back in history.

• Learn the old ways of making the Irish Gold
• Watch the modern working process
• Taste local whiskey

At the reception buy a ticket for the guided tour. The tour lasts for around 45 mins.

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Farewell

Make your way to Dublin Airport to 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.