Irish Escape:
16th - 25th June, 2024
Svetlana Frolova
Your Personal Consultant
Highlights
Dublin Airport
Dublin City
Galway
Kilbeggan Distillery
Belfast
Clonmacnoise
Rock of Cashel
Killarney National Park
Cliffs of Moher
Powerscourt
Glendalough
Killarney
Skellig Ring
Dingle
Slea Head
Day 2 – Belfast | Explore Belfast
Day 3 – Belfast – Dublin | Explore Dublin
Day 4 – Wicklow | Gardens of Ireland
Day 5 – Dublin – Cashel – Killarney | Into the Kingdom
Day 6 – Killarney | Ring of Kerry – Discover the Magic
Day 7 – Dingle | Dingle Peninsula
Day 8 – Cliffs of Moher – Burren – Galway | North Along the Coast
Day 9 – Galway – Clonmacnoise – Kilbeggan – Dublin Airport | From West to East
Day 1
Belfast
Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport - Belfast
Welcome to Ireland
Upon arrival at Dublin Airport you will be greeted by your driver who will provide you with a comfortable transfer to Belfast City Centre.
Once there, you are free to explore the city at your own pace.
Nestled along the banks of the River Lagan, Belfast stands as a testament to a city reborn.
From its troubled past, it has emerged as a vibrant capital of Northern Ireland, pulsating with history, culture, and resilience. Its streets tell tales of architectural contrast, where Victorian grandeur harmonizes with modern marvels. Amidst bustling markets and lively shops, Belfast’s artistic soul shines through its galleries, theaters, and music venues.
Transport – Private Transfer
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.
Activity (free)
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
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:
- No Meals Included
Day 2
Belfast
Belfast
Explore Belfast
Meet your Black Cab Driver in the morning and 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.
Then pay a visit to the magnificent Victorian City Hall, an architectural gem that showcases Belfast’s rich heritage.
Browse the streets to find yourself in St. George’s Market to sample local delicacies and listen to live music (on Saturdays).
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)
Black Cab Tour
Step into a Belfast experience like no other with Black Cab Tours.
What sets them apart? Well, they’re not your average cab tour company. They proudly stand as the only tour company in Belfast jointly owned by both Catholic and Protestant owners. Why does this matter? Because it means the tours offer a unique blend of perspectives, ensuring a fair, balanced, and non-biased exploration of Belfast‘s rich history. 🌟
But that’s not all! TripAdvisor, the global authority on travel recommendations, has recognized the excellence of the Black Cab tours by ranking them among the Top 17 Tours in the entire world and in the prestigious Top 4 in the United Kingdom!
So, when you choose Black Cab Tours, you’re not just embarking on a journey through Belfast; you’re immersing yourself in a narrative of unity, diversity, and a deep understanding of our city’s past and present. Join us for an unforgettable ride through Belfast’s stories!
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.
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 3
Dublin
Belfast
Belfast - dublin
explore dublin
Take a bus service from Belfast to Dublin City in the morning.
Meet your private guide for a walking tour of Dublin.
Explore the capital’s rich history with a visit to the iconic Trinity College and view the early Christian Book of Kells, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and Kilmainham Jail.
You may also consider a guided tour of the Teeling Distillery or a ramble around the Guinness Storehouse.
Don’t forget to dive into Temple Bar, where you find live music all day and for most of the night.
Conclude your day with the Irish Traditional Dance & Dinner Show – a perfect finale to a day filled with exploration!
Transport – Bus
Half-Day personal guide / self-explore
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)
Guinness Storehouse
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)
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin is a renowned and historic place of worship. It is the largest cathedral in Ireland and holds great significance as the national cathedral of the Church of Ireland, where St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, is said to have baptized converts to Christianity.
Inside, visitors are greeted by a spacious interior adorned with intricate stone carvings, beautiful stained glass windows, and ornate decorations. The grandeur of the cathedral is awe-inspiring, with high vaulted ceilings and a sense of serenity that permeates the space.
Please note that there is an admission fee for tourists to enter the cathedral, which helps support its ongoing maintenance and preservation.
Activity (optional)
EPIC Emigration Museum
Step into the EPIC Museum in Dublin and immerse yourself in the incredible journey of the Irish people across the world.
With interactive displays, engaging exhibits, and immersive storytelling, the museum showcases the history of Irish people and their contributions to the world. You’ll learn about the hardships and triumphs of Irish immigrants in countries like the US, Canada, Australia, South America, New Zealand, France, and Spain, including the stories of those who became presidents, leaders, and builders of the New World.
Entertainment (included)
Irish Night
The rhythmic beats of the bodhrán and the fiddle’s melodic tunes fill the air, setting the stage for a memorable and heartwarming performance.
The talented dancers take the stage, adorned in traditional costumes, and their skilled footwork creates a mesmerizing display of precision and passion. The lively jigs and reels showcase the spirit of Ireland’s rich cultural heritage, bringing centuries of tradition and folklore to life before your very eyes.
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 4
Dublin
Powerscourt House & Gardens
Glendalough
Wicklow
wicklow – gardens of ireland
Meet your driver in the morning and set off on your journey.
Today you travel through the majestic Wicklow Mountains.
The highlight of the day is a must-see Powerscourt House & Gardens, not unknown to English royalty. You will find not one but many gardens, including a regular Italian and Japanese garden.
Further in the mountains, you will find a valley of Glendalough, an ancient monastic site. There’s a lovely walk between two lakes where St. Kevin founded the monastery.
Transport – Chauffeur Drive
Activity (included)
Powerscourt House & Gardens
Named 3rd Best Garden in the world by National Geographic.
Lose yourself in 47 acres of carefully curated and maintained gardens. With so many wondrous features to explore and the stunning Powerscourt House listed as one of the top 10 globally (Lonely Planet), there is something to take everyone’s breath away.
Stroll through striking formal designs, discover hidden nooks and hollows or take in the stunning views of the landscape from our sweeping terraces.
Activity (free)
Glendalough
For thousands of years people have been drawn to ‘the valley of the two lakes‘ for its spectacular scenery, rich history, archaeology and abundant wildlife.
Glendalough is a remarkable place that will still your mind, inspire your heart and fill your soul.
The Glendalough Valley is located in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and has many attractions to entice visitors, from its world famous Monastic Site with Round Tower to its scenic lakes and valleys, as well as a selection of walks and trails in the area including The Wicklow Way.
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 5
Dublin
Rock of Cashel
Killarney
Dublin - Rock of Cashel - Killarney
Into the Kingdom
Meet your driver in the morning and embark on a scenic journey through the heart of Ireland from Dublin to Killarney.
Along the way, a notable stop awaits at the historic Rock of Cashel, where ancient ruins and rich heritage unfold.
Continuing the drive westwards, you’ll witness the changing landscapes as you approach the Kingdom of Kerry.
Explore the lively pubs of Killarney in the evening.
Transport – Chauffeur Drive
Activity (included)
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.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
4* Hotel in Killarney
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 6
Killarney
Gap of Dunloe
Glenbeigh
Waterville
Skellig Ring
Sneem
Kenmare
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.
Transport – Chauffeur Drive
Activity (included)
Kissane Farm: Sheepdog Demonstration
Encounter sheep in their natural habitat and witness the skilled Border Collie dogs in action as they round up the sheep.
In the summer months, observe the sheep shearing process, and during springtime, enjoy the sight of adorable new baby lambs.
Activity (free)
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 (optional)
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
4* Hotel in Killarney
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 7
Killarney
Dingle
Ballyferriter
Slea Head
Gallarus
Dingle
Dingle Peninsular
We 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 you reach the breathtaking Slea Head viewpoint. From there, you can feast your eyes upon the magnificent Blasket Islands that lie before you.
Drop in to see the unusual structure that is Gallarus Oratory, an ancient church full of mysteries.
Prepare to be captivated by the beauty and history that envelop this remarkable area.
Transport – Chauffeur Drive
Activity (free)
Gallarus Oratory
The Gallarus Oratory, believed to have stood for over a millennium, stands as Ireland’s best-preserved ancient church. It is among the rare few of its kind that has endured the test of time in its entirety. Beyond being the most notable monument on the Dingle Peninsula, the oratory is recognized as one of the country’s most exquisite ancient structures.
Perched in a magnificent setting, with views that stretch over Smerwick Harbour and the untamed expanse of the Atlantic Ocean to the West, and Mount Brandon to the East, the oratory holds a place as one of the most enchanting and magical sites to explore in Ireland.
Activity (optional)
Harbour & Bay Cruise
Relish the delights of a short boat cruise of Dingle Bay with enlightening commentary on local history and landmarks.
As you cruise around Dingle harbour and into the bay, learn about the formation of the cliffs and sea arches, local maritime history, and more!
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
B&B in Dingle
Immerse yourself in a world of comfort with our thoughtfully selected accommodation. We prioritize your satisfaction by choosing accommodations that offer a welcoming ambience, convenient amenities, and attentive service.
Included:
- Breakfast
Day 8
Tarbert
Cliffs of Moher
Galway
Cliffs of Moher - Burren - Galway
North along the coast
In the morning your driver will take you first to Tarbert, where you will embark on a car-ferry crossing over the Shannon River, the longest river in Ireland.
Keep your eyes peeled during the crossing, as you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the playful dolphins that inhabit these waters.
Following the Atlantic coast you will reach the majestic Cliffs of Moher, where you can soak in the awe-inspiring views.
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 in the afternoon and join your guide for a fab Evening Galway Food Tour.
Transport – Chauffeur drive
Activity (included)
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.
Activity (included)
Galway Food Tour
As you explore the charming streets and waterways of Galway, the informative tour guide will regale you with interesting facts and fables about the city. This popular tour format is sure to delight and entertain you.
The Galway Food Tour is a 2.5-hour culinary walking tour that showcases the city’s passionate people and beautiful produce, making it one of Ireland’s gourmet jewels. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to meet artisan producers and sample their products with an experienced guide, giving you insights into our local favorites and treasured ingredients.
Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a unique way to experience the city, the Galway Food Tour is a must-try. You’ll get to taste some of the best food and drink that Galway has to offer, all while learning about the city’s rich culinary history and culture.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
4* Hotel in Galway 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 9
Kilbeggan Distillery
Clonmacnoise
Clayton Dublin Airport
Galway
Clonmacnoise - Kilbeggan - Dublin Airport
From West to East
The drive from Galway to Clonmacnoise and onward to Dublin City is a scenic journey through Ireland’s captivating landscapes.
Departing from Galway, you’ll head eastward, immersing yourself in rolling green fields and quaint villages. Upon reaching Clonmacnoise, an ancient monastic site on the banks of the River Shannon, you’ll be enchanted by its historic ruins and spiritual aura.
Continuing the drive, you might consider stopping in Athlone for lunch or Kilbeggan Distillery for a tipple.
In the afternoon reach Dublin.
Stay at the hotel near Dublin Airport.
Transport – Chauffuer Drive
Activity (included)
Clonmacnoise
The ancient site of Clonmacnoise is definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. The visitor centre is a great starting point, with a short video introduction that gives you some background information on the site. From there, you have the option of joining a guided tour, which I highly recommend. If you prefer to explore on your own, you can stroll freely through the picturesque ruins and take in the history and beauty of this amazing place. Either way, you’re sure to have a memorable experience at Clonmacnoise.
- Stroll through the ruins of the ancient Clonmacnoise monastery perched on the banks of the river Shannon
- Try to decipher the intricate carvings of Irish High Crosses
- Exchange the whispers in the Whispering Arch under the watchful eye of St Patrick
Activity (free)
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.
Activity (included)
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
The tour lasts for around 45 mins.
Accommodation
The listed hotel is a sample hotel
4* Hotel near Dublin Airport
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 10
Clayton Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport
Farewell
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.
Transport – Hotel Airport Shuttle
Price Per Person:
$3,935USD
Total Price, including all taxes and charges
1Double Room, 1 Twin Room, 1 Single Room- 10 nights in 4* hotels
- 10 full Irish breakfasts
- 1 Airport Transfer
- Bus Belfast-Dublin
- 5 days Chauffeur Services
- Admission & Activities (marked Included)
- Ferries
- Local support during your trip
- Flights
- Admission Fees (marked Optional)
- 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 scheduling of the trip 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.