10 days
|£7,355pp
This journey through Ireland brings together the country’s most iconic landscapes, deep-rooted history, and your personal connection to Irish heritage. From Dublin’s cobbled streets to the wild Atlantic cliffs, it’s a trip shaped by stories – of ancestors, artistry, and the landscapes that have inspired generations.
Begin in Dublin, where Georgian squares and medieval landmarks tell the story of a city steeped in culture. Discover the literary treasures of Trinity College, trace your roots at the National Library, and explore Ireland’s history of migration at the award-winning EPIC Museum.
Travel south through Kilkenny and Cork, areas where castles and cathedrals reveal Ireland’s medieval past. Along the southern coast, walk in the footsteps of those who once set sail from Cobh, and uncover the incredible maritime and migration stories that shaped Irish identity.
Continue west into Kerry, where the mountains, lakes, and coastline of Killarney and the Ring of Kerry capture Ireland at its most breathtaking. Visit ancient stone circles and windswept viewpoints before crossing into Clare for the dramatic Cliffs of Moher – a fitting finale to a journey that connects heritage with place, and history with the present.
Arrive in Dublin, where a private driver and guide welcome you to Ireland’s capital. Explore the city’s Georgian architecture, lively neighborhoods, and literary landmarks. Visit Trinity College to see the Book of Kells, walk through Temple Bar, and experience the atmosphere of a city that celebrates its heritage with pride.
Delve into Irish ancestry at the National Library or EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum, a moving exploration of Ireland’s global story. Then journey into the Boyne Valley, visiting Newgrange – a 5,000-year-old passage tomb older than the pyramids – alongside the sacred sites of Knowth and Dowth, where ancient myths meet archaeological wonder.
Leave Dublin with your private driver, travelling through Ireland’s medieval heartland. Wander Kilkenny’s cobbled streets and explore its striking castle before visiting Cahir and the Rock of Cashel, one of Ireland’s most photographed landmarks.
In Cork, trace family roots with the help of a local genealogist, then explore Kinsale, a colourful harbour town filled with stories and sea air. Continue to Cobh, the Titanic’s final port of call, to follow the Titanic Trail and visit the interactive Titanic Experience. Along the way, enjoy relaxed meals of local seafood and traditional Irish fare, all while surrounded by the warmth and hospitality for which this region is known.
Head west to Killarney, stopping at the Drombeg Stone Circle and Gougane Barra, a serene chapel set beside a lake. From here, explore the famous Ring of Kerry, a route that winds past coastal cliffs, emerald valleys, and quiet villages. Visit ancient forts, stop at Ladies View, and take in the sweeping panoramas of Killarney National Park.
The following day, travel across the Dingle Peninsula, where mountains meet the Atlantic. Drive along Slea Head, gaze toward the Blasket Islands, and pass stone beehive huts that date back over a thousand years. The scenery here is wild and elemental – a true reflection of Ireland’s natural beauty.
Travel north through County Clare to experience two of Ireland’s great natural treasures. Walk among the limestone landscape of The Burren, where rare flowers bloom between ancient stones, and visit the Poulnabrone Dolmen, one of Ireland’s oldest monuments.
At the Cliffs of Moher, follow coastal paths to panoramic viewpoints where the Atlantic meets the land in spectacular fashion.
Your final morning brings a private transfer to Shannon Airport, with time to reflect on a trip filled with history, connection, and the unmistakable warmth of Ireland’s people.
Tell us how you want to feel, we’ll take it from there.
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