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Multi-Day Tours
Embarking on a journey through Ireland's picturesque landscapes is an experience like no other. At Best of Ireland Tours, we specialise in crafting multi-day tours that showcase not only Ireland’s most famous attractions but also its hidden treasures, known only to the locals including historic landmarks, awe-inspiring natural wonders, and much more. Our tours offer a comprehensive exploration of the Emerald Isle, delivering a perfect blend of adventure and cultural enrichment.
Eight Day Multi Tour - Starting Point Dublin or Shannon- €6,400.00 per group
Eight Day Multi Tour - Starting Point Dublin
Day 1: Dublin Arrivals and City Tour
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Pick you up at Dublin airport/your hotel/castle accommodation.
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Visit Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse, and Christ Church Cathedral, then stay overnight in Dublin City.
Day 2: Dublin to Cork
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Travel to Cork via the Rock of Cashel and Blarney Castle, staying overnight in Cork City.
Day 3: Cork to Killarney
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Travel from Cork City to Killarney.
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Visit Muckross House & Gardens, Torc Waterfall, and Ladies View, then stay overnight in Killarney.
Day 4: The Rig of Kerry
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Tour the Ring of Kerry, including Kerry Bog Village, Portmagee Village, Kerry Cliffs, Skellig Chocolate, and Sneem Town, then stay overnight in Killarney.
Day 5: Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive
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Enjoy the Slea Head Tour in Dingle, featuring Famine Cottages, Dunbeg Fort, Dunquin Pier, Dunmore Head, Blasket Visitor Centre, and Gallarus Oratory, then stay overnight in Killarney.
Day 6: Killarney to Galway via County Clare
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Travel from Killarney to Galway City via the Shannon Ferry, visiting the Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, and Dunguaire Castle, then stay overnight in Galway City.
Day 7: Connemara and Kylemore Abbey
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Explore Connemara, with highlights including Joe Joyce’s Sheepdog Demonstration, Kylemore Abbey, and Clifden Town, then stay overnight in Galway City.
Day 8: Farewell and Transfer to Dublin
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Transfer from Galway City to a hotel/castle in Dublin or Dublin Airport.
Eight Day Multi Tour - Starting Point Shannon
Day 1: Arrival and Cork Exploration
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Pick you up at the Shannon airport.
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Visit Bunratty, Adare Village, and Blarney Castle, then stay overnight in Cork City.
Day 2: Cork to Cobh
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Visit the Cobh Heritage Centre, Titanic Museum, St. Colman’s Cathedral, and the Jameson Whiskey Experience, then stay overnight in Cork City.
Day 3: Cork to Killarney via Cobh
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Travel from Cork City to Killarney.
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Visit Muckross House & Gardens, Torc Waterfall, and Ladies View, then stay overnight in Killarney.
Day 4: The Rig of Kerry
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Tour the Ring of Kerry, including Kerry Bog Village, Portmagee Village, Kerry Cliffs, Skellig Chocolate, and Sneem Town, then stay overnight in Killarney.
Day 5: Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive
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Enjoy the Slea Head Tour in Dingle, featuring Famine Cottages, Dunbeg Fort, Dunquin Pier, Dunmore Head, Blasket Visitor Centre, and Gallarus Oratory, then stay overnight in Killarney.
Day 6: Killarney to Galway via County Clare
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Travel from Killarney to Galway City via the Shannon Ferry, visiting the Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, and Dunguaire Castle, then stay overnight in Galway City.
Day 7: Connemara and Kylemore Abbey
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Explore Connemara, with highlights including Joe Joyce’s Sheepdog Demonstration, Kylemore Abbey, and Clifden Town, then stay overnight in Galway City.
Day 8: Farewell and Transfer to Dublin
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Direct Transfer arranged.
Itinerary 1: Starting from Dublin
Day 1: Dublin Arrival & City Tour
Meet your professional driver guide at Dublin Airport or at the reception of your hotel/castle accommodation in Dublin city. Travel in a luxury vehicle to the city centre and enjoy visits to: Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse, and Christ Church Cathedral. Stroll Grafton Street and sample award winning Butlers chocolates or shop at Brown Thomas. Accommodation: Westbury Hotel, Brooks Hotel or The Morgan Hotel. Evening: Dinner and traditional Irish music at Merry Ploughboy Gastro Pub. Our team will organize a private driver for the transport to and from the Merry Ploughboy Gastro Pub.
Day 3: Cork to Killarney
Depart from Cork city for the vibrant Killarney town surrounded by breath taking lakes and the majestic Macgillycuddy's Reeks. Visit the 18th century Muckross House & Gardens on a self-guided tour and have lunch in the Muckross Garden restaurant. View the 20-meter high Torc Waterfall up close and Ladies view named after Queen Victoria’s visit in 1861. Check in to the Great Southern hotel, Lake hotel or Cahernane House. Enjoy a horse & buggy ride through Killarney town with a local guide sharing entertaining stories or take a scenic boat trip on the river Laune. Dinner Options: Dine at top-rated restaurants like The Mad Monk, Kitty O’Sheas, or Tatler Jacks. Evening Entertainment: Attend the Celtic Steps Dance Show at Killarney Racecourse (starts at 8:30 PM). Transportation: Private driver or shuttle bus available.
Day 5: Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive
Depart for Dingle Town, the most Westerly point in Europe and known for: Fungi the Dolphin, Dick Macs Pub, Brian de Staic’s Ogham Stone Jewellery and Foxy John's hardware shop/pub. Dingle Crystal, Dingle Distillery, Dingle Sea Safari and Kingdom Falconry. Photo stop at Inch beach, a popular surfing and swimming destination enroute to Dingle. 30-minute tea/coffee break in Dingle Town. Begin the Slea Head Drive, one of Ireland’s most scenic routes through the Irish speaking Gaeltacht. Historic Stops: Famine Cottages, Dunbeg Fort, Dunquin Pier, and Dunmore Head. Visit the Blasket Visitor Centre and experience the state of the art audio/visuals which provide insights into the lives of the residents who lived on the Blasket Islands until 1954. Explore the 12th-century Gallarus Oratory, one of Ireland’s oldest churches still in great condition. For clients staying in Dingle town, drive through Conor Pass, featuring breathtaking views of Beenduff and Slievanea mountain peaks. Enjoy fresh seafood at John Benny’s, The Fishbox, or Harrington’s. Depart Dingle at 4pm to your hotel accommodation in Killarney. Refresh and listen to live traditional music in the Grand hotel, Courtney’s or O’Connors bar. Option to dine in a Killarney bar/restaurant and listen to live music in the same location.
Day 7: Connemara & Kylemore Abbey
Depart Galway City for the stunning Connemara landscape, featuring rugged mountains, panoramic seascapes, and the Wild Atlantic Ocean. Visit Joe Joyce’s Farm: Witness sheep herding demonstrations and hear amusing stories from his movie experiences. Stop at Killary Harbour, a signature point of the Wild Atlantic Way. Explore Kylemore Abbey built in 1864 by Mitchel Henry for his wife, Margaret Vaughan. Drive along the 16kn Sky road with panoramic views of Turbot and Inishturk islands. Tour the museum with exhibits on upper-class dining, medieval costumes, and priceless art. Optional: Shuttle to the Victorian Walled Gardens or visit the Gothic Church. Shop for handmade chocolates, sauces, and jams crafted by the Benedictine nuns. Enjoy fresh seafood or European cuisine at Mitchell’s, EJ’s, or Lowry’s Bar in Clifden town. Return to Galway City, concluding the day with dinner in Ard Bia at Nimmos, the Porterhouse or Oscars Seafood Restaurant.
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Day 2: Dublin to Cork
Depart Dublin City and travel to the beautiful Cork City known as the rebel County in the South of Ireland. Enroute, visit the Rock of Cashel, where Brian Boru, High King of Ireland, once resided in 980 AD and St. Patrick converted King Aenghus to Christianity. Enjoy lunch at one of Cashel’s most popular restaurants such as Ladyswell or Baileys. Arrive in Cork, visit the 14th century Blarney Castle, and kiss the Blarney Stone and receive the gift of eloquence. Accommodation: Stay overnight in the luxurious River Lee Hotel or Hayfield Manor. Dinner at Market Lane, Spitjack restaurant or Dwyers in Cork City Centre
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Day 4: The Ring of Kerry
Meet your driver guide at your hotel (pick-up time as agreed). Travel along the scenic 179km Ring of Kerry through the Iveragh Peninsula. Key Stops: Kerry Bog Village: Explore thatched cottages and smell the peat turf burning, 1960s agricultural machinery, take a selfie with the Irish Wolfhounds; enjoy whiskey or Irish coffee in the Red Fox Pub next-door. Mountain Stages for a photo stop of the Dingle Peninsula Caherciveen Town: Visit Daniel O’Connell Church, a Gothic-Medieval masterpiece dating back to the 1800s and named after a prominent Irish Statesman. Portmagee Pier: Relish fresh seafood at The Fisherman’s Bar in the Skellig restaurant. Stroll along the 1000 ft Kerry Cliffs with spectacular views of Skellig Michael, the iconic 6th-century monastic site and Star Wars filming location. Travel to the Skellig Chocolate factory on the Skellig Ring and taste handcrafted sea salt chocolate. Sneem Town: Unwind with a whiskey or pint in this colourful village and mingle with the locals. Arrive back in Killarney after a memorable day on the Ring of Kerry. Refresh at your hotel before enjoying dinner and live music at a pub in Killarney town.
Day 6: Killarney to Galway via County Clare
Depart Killarney with a scenic journey through Listowel town, home of renowned writer John B. Keane. Arrive at Tarbert Ferry terminal and cross the Shannon Estuary with views of North Kerry and Killimer (20-minute trip). Travel along the West coast of County Clare along the Wild Atlantic Way. Arrive at the 214m-high Cliffs of Moher, one of the most visited sites in Ireland. Filming location for Star Wars, Harry Potter and Riverdance. Spot the puffin birds with the orange beaks nesting on the cliffs edge and visit the O’Brien round tower which was built by Cornelius O'Brien, another prominent statesman in 1835. Capture stunning photos, including views of Hag’s Head, Connemara and Kerry. Stop for lunch at McDermott’s Pub in Doolin, taste traditional Irish dishes like Irish stew or fresh salmon with homemade brown bread. Travel along the coast road from Doolin to Galway City via Black Head, with views of the Aran Islands and the unique limestone Burren formed during the ice age, 350 million years ago. Photo stop at Black Head, overlooking the Aran Islands, the home of the Aran sweater and where the locals speak fluent Irish or Gaelic. Visit the 15th-century Dunguaire Castle in Kinvara once occupied by the O’Hynes clann. Arrive at the Hardiman Hotel, Galway, known as the city of Arts & Culture and the Tribes. (check-in after 3 PM). Explore Galway City’s Shop Street, Spanish Arch, and Latin Quarter. Enjoy live music at Tigh Coili, The Quays, or The Kingshead. Try local favourites like Murphy’s Ice Cream or McDonagh’s Fish & Chips. Enjoy talented buskers or jugglers showcasing their skills on Shop street. Dinner in Blakes restaurant or McSwiggan's.
Day 8: Farewell and Transfer to Dublin
Depart Galway City for a 3-hour transfer to Dublin. Enjoy a brief stop en route for tea, coffee, or a pastry treat. Arrive in Dublin by late afternoon, allowing free time to explore and shop in the city. Your driver guide will assist with checking in luggage at the hotel/castle accommodation and ensue each individual has their cell phones and passports before saying goodbyes. All clients must check in at Dublin airport 3 hours before departure to the United States Say heartfelt goodbyes, concluding an unforgettable 8-day tour of Ireland with Best of Ireland Tours.
Itinerary 2: Starting from Shannon
Day 1: Shannon Arrival & Cork Exploration
Meet your professional driver guide at the Shannon Airport arrivals hall. Travel to Bunratty Village for tea/coffee and homemade scones. Continue to Adare Village and explore charming thatched cottage gift shops and bespoke restaurants or visit the luxurious Adare Manor. Visit the 14th-century Blarney Castle: Kiss the iconic Blarney Stone and explore the castle gardens. Lunch and shopping at Blarney Woollen Mills or Muskerry Arms Bar. Check in at River Lee Hotel or Hayfield Manor in Cork City.
Day 3: Cork to Killarney via Cobh
Depart from Cork city for the vibrant Killarney town surrounded by breath taking lakes and the majestic Macgillycuddy's Reeks. Visit the 18th century Muckross House & Gardens on a self-guided tour and have lunch in the Muckross Garden restaurant. View the 20-meter high Torc Waterfall up close and Ladies view named after Queen Victoria’s visit in 1861. Check in to the Great Southern hotel, Lake hotel or Cahernane House. Enjoy a horse & buggy ride through Killarney town with a local guide sharing entertaining stories or take a scenic boat trip on the river Laune. Dinner Options: Dine at top-rated restaurants like The Mad Monk, Kitty O’Sheas, or Tatler Jacks. Evening Entertainment: Attend the Celtic Steps Dance Show at Killarney Racecourse (starts at 8:30 PM). Transportation: Private driver or shuttle bus available.
Day 5: Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive
Depart for Dingle Town, the most Westerly point in Europe and known for: Fungi the Dolphin, Dick Macs Pub, Brian de Staic’s Ogham Stone Jewellery and Foxy John's hardware shop/pub. Dingle Crystal, Dingle Distillery, Dingle Sea Safari and Kingdom Falconry. Photo stop at Inch beach, a popular surfing and swimming destination enroute to Dingle. 30-minute tea/coffee break in Dingle Town. Begin the Slea Head Drive, one of Ireland’s most scenic routes through the Irish speaking Gaeltacht. Historic Stops: Famine Cottages, Dunbeg Fort, Dunquin Pier, and Dunmore Head. Visit the Blasket Visitor Centre and experience the state of the art audio/visuals which provide insights into the lives of the residents who lived on the Blasket Islands until 1954. Explore the 12th-century Gallarus Oratory, one of Ireland’s oldest churches still in great condition. For clients staying in Dingle town, drive through Conor Pass, featuring breathtaking views of Beenduff and Slievanea mountain peaks. Enjoy fresh seafood at John Benny’s, The Fishbox, or Harrington’s. Depart Dingle at 4pm to your hotel accommodation in Killarney. Refresh and listen to live traditional music in the Grand hotel, Courtney’s or O’Connors bar. Option to dine in a Killarney bar/restaurant and listen to live music in the same location.
Day 7: Connemara & Kylemore Abbey
Depart Galway City for the stunning Connemara landscape, featuring rugged mountains, panoramic seascapes, and the Wild Atlantic Ocean. Visit Joe Joyce’s Farm: Witness sheep herding demonstrations and hear amusing stories from his movie experiences. Stop at Killary Harbour, a signature point of the Wild Atlantic Way. Explore Kylemore Abbey built in 1864 by Mitchel Henry for his wife, Margaret Vaughan. Drive along the 16kn Sky road with panoramic views of Turbot and Inishturk islands. Tour the museum with exhibits on upper-class dining, medieval costumes, and priceless art. Optional: Shuttle to the Victorian Walled Gardens or visit the Gothic Church. Shop for handmade chocolates, sauces, and jams crafted by the Benedictine nuns. Enjoy fresh seafood or European cuisine at Mitchell’s, EJ’s, or Lowry’s Bar in Clifden town. Return to Galway City, concluding the day with dinner in Ard Bia at Nimmos, the Porterhouse or Oscars Seafood Restaurant.
Day 2: Cork to Cobh
Depart from River Lee Hotelor Hayfield Manor with your driver guide. Visit Cobh (formerly Queenstown): Cobh Heritage Centre: Learn the Queenstown story and about Titanic survivors. Explore St. Colman’s Cathedral (built in 1919) and admire its Gothic architecture. Lunch at Titanic Bar & Grillor Harbour Grill in Cobh. Afternoon Options: Tour the Jameson Distillery in Midleton and sample their famous whiskey. Explore the vibrant English Market in Cork City. Return to your hotel and relax after an enriching day.
Day 4: The Ring of Kerry
Meet your driver guide at your hotel (pick-up time as agreed). Travel along the scenic 179km Ring of Kerry through the Iveragh Peninsula. Key Stops: Kerry Bog Village: Explore thatched cottages and smell the peat turf burning, 1960s agricultural machinery, take a selfie with the Irish Wolfhounds; enjoy whiskey or Irish coffee in the Red Fox Pub next-door. Mountain Stages for a photo stop of the Dingle Peninsula Caherciveen Town: Visit Daniel O’Connell Church, a Gothic-Medieval masterpiece dating back to the 1800s and named after a prominent Irish Statesman. Portmagee Pier: Relish fresh seafood at The Fisherman’s Bar in the Skellig restaurant. Stroll along the 1000 ft Kerry Cliffs with spectacular views of Skellig Michael, the iconic 6th-century monastic site and Star Wars filming location. Travel to the Skellig Chocolate factory on the Skellig Ring and taste handcrafted sea salt chocolate. Sneem Town: Unwind with a whiskey or pint in this colourful village and mingle with the locals. Arrive back in Killarney after a memorable day on the Ring of Kerry. Refresh at your hotel before enjoying dinner and live music at a pub in Killarney town.
Day 6: Killarney to Galway via County Clare
Depart Killarney with a scenic journey through Listowel town, home of renowned writer John B. Keane. Arrive at Tarbert Ferry terminal and cross the Shannon Estuary with views of North Kerry and Killimer (20-minute trip). Travel along the West coast of County Clare along the Wild Atlantic Way. Arrive at the 214m-high Cliffs of Moher, one of the most visited sites in Ireland. Filming location for Star Wars, Harry Potter and Riverdance. Spot the puffin birds with the orange beaks nesting on the cliffs edge and visit the O’Brien round tower which was built by Cornelius O'Brien, another prominent statesman in 1835. Capture stunning photos, including views of Hag’s Head, Connemara and Kerry. Stop for lunch at McDermott’s Pub in Doolin, taste traditional Irish dishes like Irish stew or fresh salmon with homemade brown bread. Travel along the coast road from Doolin to Galway City via Black Head, with views of the Aran Islands and the unique limestone Burren formed during the ice age, 350 million years ago. Photo stop at Black Head, overlooking the Aran Islands, the home of the Aran sweater and where the locals speak fluent Irish or Gaelic. Visit the 15th-century Dunguaire Castle in Kinvara once occupied by the O’Hynes clann. Arrive at the Hardiman Hotel, Galway, known as the city of Arts & Culture and the Tribes. (check-in after 3 PM). Explore Galway City’s Shop Street, Spanish Arch, and Latin Quarter. Enjoy live music at Tigh Coili, The Quays, or The Kingshead. Try local favourites like Murphy’s Ice Cream or McDonagh’s Fish & Chips. Enjoy talented buskers or jugglers showcasing their skills on Shop street. Dinner in Blakes restaurant or McSwiggan's.
Day 8: Farewell and Transfer to Shannon
Depart Galway City for a 1-hour transfer to Shannon. Enjoy a brief stop en route for tea, coffee, or a pastry treat. Your driver guide will assist with checking in luggage at the hotel/castle accommodation and ensue each individual has their cell phones and passports before saying goodbyes. All clients must check in at the airport 3 hours before departure to the United States Say heartfelt goodbyes, concluding an unforgettable 8-day tour of Ireland with Best of Ireland Tours.
What’s Included?
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Luxury transport with professional drivers.
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Fully guided tours tailored to your group.
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Exclusive access to some of Ireland’s best-kept secrets.
Secure your place on this once-in-a-lifetime epic tour. The 8-day tour price is €6,400 per group, excluding accommodation, meals, and entry fees. Email at niall@bestofirelandtours.ie or call +353 87 244 9446 to book your place.
Six Day Multi Tour - €4,375.00 per group
Day 1: Arrival
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Dublin Airport
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Transfer to Galway via Clonmacnoise
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Visit Kilbeggan Distillery, Sean’s Bar, Tullamore Dew Distillery
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Lunch in Tullamore or Athlone town
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Overnight in Galway City
Day 2: Galway
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Food Tour with Galway Food Tours (2.5 hours), Salthill Promenade, Galway Cathedral, Shop Street
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Free time and overnight in Galway City
Day 3: Connemara
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Visit Joe Joyce sheepdog demonstration, Killary Harbour, Kylemore Abbey, Sky Road
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Lunch in Clifden town
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Overnight in Galway City
Day 4: The Burren & Cliffs of Moher
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Visit Dunguaire Castle, Poulnabrone Dolmen, Caherconnell sheepdog demonstration & stone fort, Burren Perfumery, Cliffs of Moher
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Lunch in Doolin
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Music session at Doolin Music House (private transfer provided)
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Overnight in Doolin
Day 5: Aran Islands & Cliffs of Moher Cruise
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Boat cruise to Inis Mór from Doolin pier, horse & buggy tour on the island, Cliffs of Moher cruise
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Lunch at a local pub on Inis Mór
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Transfer back to your accommodation in Doolin
Day 6: Departure
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Transfer to Dublin Airport or a hotel/castle in Dublin with a stop for tea/coffee en route
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Arrive at Dublin Airport 3 hours before your flight
Day 1: Dublin to Galway
Meet your driver guide at Dublin Airport or your hotel/castle accommodation in Dublin. Travel west to Galway City, known as the "City of the Tribes," via Clonmacnoise (6th-century monastic site), Kilbeggan Distillery or Tullamore Dew Distillery for a whiskey tour and Sean's Bar (the oldest bar in Ireland, dating back to 900 AD). Have lunch in Athlone or Tullamore. Check-in to Hardiman Hotel, Galway City (after 3 PM). Dinner at An Pucan or The Skeff with live music from local talented musicians.
Day 3: Connemara Tour
Travel along the coast to Connemara, through the Maumturk Mountains (702 metres), and watch Joe Joyce’s Sheepdog Demonstration where Joe will show how his clever Border Collies round up his flock of sheep, sharing funny stories about his movie appearances with two well known actors from the United States. Stop for a photo overlooking Killary Harbour, then visit Kylemore Abbey (18th century), home to the Benedictine nuns. Explore the Victorian house, walled gardens, and Gothic church. Stroll through Kylemore Abbey gift shop and purchase delicious chocolates and sauces made by the benedictine nuns. Drive the Sky Road for views of Clifden Bay, Inishturk, and Turbot Islands. Have Lunch in Clifden Town at EJ’s, Mitchell’s, or Lowry’s Restaurant. Return to Galway City and choose from Oscars, Ard Bia at Nimmos, or John Keogh’s Gastro Pub for dinner Stay Overnight in Hardiman Hotel, Galway City.
Day 5: Aran Islands & Cliffs of Moher Cruise
Depart for Doolin Pier with your professional driver guide, where you'll board a state-of-the-art boat for a trip to Inis Mor, the largest of the Aran Islands. Take a horse & buggy tour of the island to visit Dun Aenghus Ring Fort. Have Lunch at Teach Nan Phaidi or Joe Watty’s Pub and chat with the locals or take a Cliffs of Moher Boat Cruise to view the cliffs from the Atlantic Ocean. Return to Doolin Pier by boat, meet your driver. Your driver will drive from Doolin pier to the hotel where you have the opportunity to refresh and relax. Stay at Doolin Inn or Hotel Doolin and enjoy traditional Irish music and dinner at your hotel.
Day 2: Galway Food Tour & City Exploration
Enjoy a 2.5-hour artisan food tour with Sheena at Galway Food Tours, tasting delicious food and drinks, including Irish whiskey and craft beer. Visit the seaside village of Salthill, stroll the promenade, and breathe in the Wild Atlantic sea air. Explore Galway cathedral built in 1965 and admire the Renaissance Revival architecture. Free time for shopping on Shop Street, where you can buy Claddagh rings or Aran sweaters. Enjoy live music at The Quays, The Kings Head, Tigh Coili, or Taaffes Bar in the evening Stay overnight at Hardiman Hotel, Galway City.
Day 4: Burren & Cliffs of Moher Tour
Depart for a Burren & Cliffs of Moher Day Tour, including Dunguaire Castle (photo stop), Hazel Mountain Chocolate (taste artisan chocolate), Caherconnell Sheepdog Demonstration and Stone fort. Visit Poulnabrone Dolmen, a famous Portal Tomb (dating from 4200-2900 BC). Stop at the Burren Perfumery ad purchase perfumes made from Mediterranean and Arctic flowers. Visit the gigantic Cliffs of Moher (214 metres), including a walk to O’Brien’s Tower with views of Connemara and Kerry. See the puffin birds nesting on the cliffs. Enjoy Lunch at McDermott’s Pub in Doolin. Check-in at Doolin Inn or Hotel Doolin. Enjoy Music session at Doolin Music House with Christy Barry & Sheila. Private transport from your hotel to the Doolin Music House and return.
Day 6: Doolin to Dublin
Check out from your hotel/castle accommodation in Doolin. Transfer to Dublin Airport or your hotel/castle in Dublin. Stop for tea/coffee en route. Arrival at Dublin Airport (3 hours before flight departure). Check-in at your Dublin accommodation after 3 PM. Your driver guide will assist with luggage and ensure everyone has their cell phones and passports. Say farewell after a memorable 6-day tour in Ireland with Best of Ireland Tours
Secure your place on this once-in-a-lifetime epic tour. The 6-day tour price is €4,375 per group, excluding accommodation, meals, and entry fees. Email at niall@bestofirelandtours.ie or call +353 87 244 9446 to book your place.
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What makes the Cliffs of Moher a must-visit in Co. Clare?AThe Cliffs of Moher are an iconic natural wonder, standing at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. These majestic cliffs offer breathtaking views of the Irish coastline, Aran Islands, and Twelve Pins mountain range. Visitors are captivated by the dramatic scenery and the unique geological formations, making it an unmissable destination in County Clare.
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What is the significance of The Burren's landscape?The Burren is renowned for its distinctive limestone terrain, hosting a rare and diverse array of flora. This karst landscape, with its limestone pavements and caves, provides a unique habitat for plants typically found in alpine and Mediterranean regions. Our tours offer insights into the geological processes that shaped The Burren, creating an educational and visually stunning experience.
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What historical treasures can be found on Scattery Island?Scattery Island boasts a rich history, including a well-preserved monastic settlement with a round tower and church ruins. As you explore this historical oasis, you'll delve into tales of Vikings and early Christianity. Best of Ireland Tours guides provide in-depth narratives, bringing the island's past to life for a captivating journey through time.
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Why include Kilrush in the itinerary?Kilrush, nestled along the Shannon Estuary, is a charming town with a maritime history. Visitors can enjoy a stroll through its quaint streets, discovering architectural gems like the Vandeleur Walled Garden and the historic Market House. Our guided tours showcase Kilrush's unique blend of Victorian charm and maritime heritage.
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What sets Kilkee Cliffs apart from other coastal destinations?Kilkee Cliffs, located in the picturesque town of Kilkee, offer a serene coastal escape. Our guide Niall will illuminate the geological wonders of the cliffs, featuring sea stacks and blowholes. This hidden gem provides panoramic views of the Atlantic, creating a tranquil atmosphere away from the crowds.
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What makes Bunratty Castle a living history experience?Bunratty Castle, dating back to the 15th century, offers a captivating journey through Ireland's medieval past. With meticulously restored rooms and engaging historical reenactments in the Bunratty Folk Park, visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of bygone eras. Expert guides share fascinating stories, providing an enriching experience for history enthusiasts.