Welcome to Ireland

Upon your arrival at Dublin Airport, you will be greeted by your driver, who will provide you with a comfortable transfer 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.

Transport – Private Transfer

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.

From Marble City to Rebel County

Meet your driver in the morning and set off on your journey.

Your first stop is Kilkenny, 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, where you will find many workshops. My favorite is Desmond O Byrne, who specializes in stunning silver jewelry.

You most likely have tasted the local brew the previous evening – Smithwicks Red Ale. Today you have a good chance to discover how it is made at the Smithwick Experience.

After an activity-packed morning, have a comfortable drive further south to the biggest county in Ireland, Cork, known to locals as a Rebel County.

You will find live music in many venues in the heart of the city, check out Dwyers of Cork, music starts from 9pm.

Transport – Chauffeur Drive

Postcard Charm & Culinary delights

Transport – Chauffeur Drive

Into the Kingdom

Transport – Chauffeur Drive

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.

Transport – Chauffeur Drive

Dingle Peninsular

Today you will embark on a journey to Dingle, the main town in this “Gaeltacht” region, where the Irish (Gaelic) language thrives. Your route will take you through Ventry, passing by the prehistoric beehive huts of Fahan, and onwards to Dunbeg, a remarkable ancient fortification perched on a cliff overlooking the sea. Next, you’ll continue along the coast, treating yourselves to stunning views, until reaching the breathtaking Slea Head viewpoint. From there, you can feast your eyes upon the magnificent Blasket Islands that lie before you. Prepare to be captivated by the beauty and history that envelop this remarkable area.

In the afternoon head towards Limerick via, the most picturesque village in Ireland – Adare. It is known for its quaint thatched cottages, historic ruins and unique craft shops. 

Transport – Chauffeur Drive

North along the coast

Set off early in the morning from Limerick and embark on a scenic drive to the Cliffs of Moher. After arriving at the Cliffs make your way to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Center. Take your time to explore the center and delve into the fascinating exhibits that provide insights into the cliffs’ geological formation, local wildlife, and the area’s rich history and culture. It’s a great way to gain a deeper appreciation for this iconic landmark.

Once you’re ready, step outside and prepare to be awestruck. Begin your cliff-top walk from the main viewing platform near the visitor center. The sheer magnitude of the cliffs, stretching for miles along the Atlantic Ocean, is a sight to behold. As you walk along the well-maintained pathways, take in the breathtaking panoramic views that unfold before you. The rugged cliffs, the crashing waves, and the vastness of the ocean combine to create an unforgettable experience.

Further on prepare to be amazed as you traverse the peculiar limestone landscape known as the Burren, often likened to a “desert” due to its unique and fascinating features.

Reach Galway city in the afternoon.

Transport – Chauffeur drive

Setting Sail

Today your voyage starts at Rossaveal, where you take a ferry to the largest of the three Aran Islands, Inis Mor. The Gaelic language Irish is still spoken on the islands. You have the opportunity to explore the island on foot, by bike, by horse-drawn carriage or by minibus.

The landscape of Inis Mor (Inishmore) was carved from limestone eroded by centuries of relentless Atlantic winter storms.

Generations of islanders who tilled hard-won, fertile land have created a patchwork of fields bordered by the dry-stone walls typical of the west coast. Inis Mor (Inishmore) is home to a variety of historical and prehistoric monuments, from the dramatic Bronze Age cliff-top fort of Dun Aonghasa to Teampull Bheanáin, believed to be the smallest church in the world.

Romantic Connemara & Sligo

Today your driver will bring you through Connemara, located west of Galway City, a region renowned for its rugged beauty and enchanting landscapes.

Its untamed wilderness features majestic mountains, serene lakes, and sweeping coastal vistas. Connemara’s charm lies in its untouched beauty, with vast expanses of unspoiled nature and a sense of tranquility that captivates visitors.

Connemara’s unique blend of rugged terrain and natural serenity makes it a captivating destination for those seeking a true Irish wilderness experience.

End your day in Sligo.

Transport – Chauffeur Drive