Ireland is where adventure meets enchantment, and this 13-night journey is designed to give you the best of both! From the lush landscapes of the Emerald Isle to its rugged coastlines and mystical castles, this tour lets you dive deep into the heart of Irish culture, history, and nature. Each stop, from bustling cities to charming villages, is packed with opportunities for exploration, making it the perfect package for thrill-seekers, culture lovers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

What sets this tour apart is its blend of experiences. Imagine hiking the scenic Cliffs of Moher, exploring the ancient mysteries of the Giant’s Causeway, and tasting your way through Dublin’s vibrant pub scene—all while staying in handpicked accommodations that capture Ireland’s cozy and welcoming spirit. And with expert local guides by your side, you’ll gain authentic insights into Ireland’s history, folklore, and warm hospitality.

For travelers who dream of a dynamic, immersive adventure, this tour offers just the right balance of guided excursions and free time to explore on your own. From the scenic Wild Atlantic Way to the historical treasures of Belfast, this package is your ticket to an unforgettable Irish odyssey!

• 13 Nights stay in 3* Hotels on a bed and Irish Breakfast basis
• 2 Nights area Dublin/ Wicklow (Maldron Newlands Cross Hotel, or similar)
• 2 Nights area Waterford/ Wexford (Lawlors Hotel, or similar)
• 2 Nights area Cork (Celtic Ross Hotel, or similar)
• 3 Nights area Kerry (Killarney Hotel, or similar)
• 2 Nights area Co. Galway (Leenane Hotel, or similar)
• 2 Nights area Co. Dublin (Maldron Newlands Cross Hotel, or similar)
• 13 Days Car rental including unlimited mileage

13 Days Car rental including unlimited mileage
All taxes & fees
1 Additional driver
Damage waiver

Excludes:

Flights, airport taxes, visas, covid tests, travel or medical insurance, drinks and meals not mentioned and items of a personal nature.

T&C’s:

Packages are subject to availability at the time of the reservation.Passport & visa costs (if applicable), travel insurance & items of a personal nature are not included.Prices are subject to change without prior notice due to airfare increases and currency fluctuations.Rebooking and cancellation fees apply.All prices are per person sharing unless otherwise specified.Standard terms and conditions apply.All discounts and/or special offers have already been included in the package price.

*Discounted rates apply over certain dates – please request a quote based on your intended dates of travel.

Day 1: 2 nights in the area Dublin – Wicklow
Wicklow – Bray Arrive Dublin airport. Pick up your rental car (not included). Drive towards Wicklow where you will check into your hotel for the next two nights. Depending on time and energy level, you may stop for your first short walk. We recommend the Bray Head Cliff Walk.

Day 2: Wicklow Mountains Glendalough
Discover the diversity of the Wicklow Moutains today. The landscapes are best enjoyed on a walk. For experienced walkers we recommend the Glendalough, Spinc and Glenealo Valley Walk. Here you will be rewarded with spectacular views over the Glendalough Valley.

Day 3: 2 nights area Waterford – Wexford
Waterford/ Wexford Hook Lighthouse
Drive towards Wexford today. We recommend parking your car at Slade Harbour and take the walking route to visit Hook Lighthouse. Experience the oldest operational lighthouse in the World.

Day 4: Guided Kayaking Trip
Today you take part in a guided kayak tour in Wexford. The three hour tour takes you through caves and surf gates. You will learn about the history of the peninsula and the influence of the Normans in a unique way. After the tour, relax in Wexford. We recommend dinner at one of the many seafood restaurants.

Day 5: 2 nights area Cork
Mahon Falls Cork
The journey continues west to Cork. Stop at the Mahon Falls Car Park. From here an easy hike leads to the 80 m high Mahon Falls.

Day 6: Guided bicyle tour in Cork Shandon Bells
Enjoy a guided bike tour of Cork today and discover Shakey Bridge, Shandon, University College Campus, Elizabeth Fort and over 30 bridges. On this tour you will learn more about Corks history from the Viking era to the present day. The calories burned can be balanced out right after the bike tour.

Day 7: 3 nights area Kerry
Wild Atlantic Way Mizen Head Kerry
Set off on the road to Kerry. Follow the signs of the Wild Atlantic Way. One of the longest coastal routes in the world. Take a break on Mizen Head, the southernmost point of Ireland. Mizen Head stretches dramatically into the wild Atlantic with its sea cliffs. Take a hike to the signal station.

Day 8: Ring of Kerry – Kerry Cliffs – Muckross Nationalpark
Use today to get to know beautiful Kerry and discover the Ring of Kerry. The Ring Road boasts unique landscapes. Plan several photostopps and visit Kerry Cliffs. The driving time is approx 3.5 hours. Alternatively, we recommend the hike Muckross Lake Loop.

Day 9: Guided horse riding trip Dingle Pensinsula
Explore Dingle Peninsula. Discover the peninsula on the back of Irish Cobs. Look forward to a one-hour guided riding trip. Use the rest of the day to visit and walk the beautiful beaches of Dingle.

Day 10: 2 nights area Co. Galway
Cliffs of Moher – Burren Nationalpark – Galway
Your journey continues to the Galway area. On the way, you should stop at the Cliffs of Moher and marvel at the impressive cliffs. There are also some hiking trails there just waiting to be explored. Beware. Some trails are closed due to safety concerns. In the Burren National Park, stop for a short hike.

Day 11: Connemara National Park Galway Bay Salthill
Visit Connemara National Park and embrace county Galways inspiring mountain scenery. Climb Diamond Hill by following gravel routes, wooden braodwalk and step to the summit. Spend the evening in Salthill, an energetic and vibrant seaside resort overlooking Galway Bay.

Day 12: 2 nights area Dublin Temple Bar
Your last stage is the journey back Dublin. Depending on your arrival time, we recommend that you explore the Irish capital. Don’t miss a visit to St. Patricks Cathedral, Book of Kells in Trinity College or Temple Bar.

Day 13: Gaelic Games
A very special activity is planned for today. Learn more about Irish culture by taking part in Gaelic Games. For half a day you can prove your skills in Gaelic football, hurling and Gaelic handball. Use the rest of the day at your leisure.