Welcome to Ireland

Your journey begins in Dublin.

After your arrival, head to the city centre and settle into your accommodation. Then set off to explore the Irish capital.

Depending on your interests, explore St. Patrick's Cathedral and Christ Church Cathedral. You can also visit the famous Guinness Storehouse.

For a more cultural experience, visit Trinity College and its famous Book of Kells.

In the evening, enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the city center streets.

Night in Dublin.

From the Wicklow Mountains to the medieval city

Pick up your rental car and then leave Dublin.

You have two options.

You can join the Wicklow Mountains and discover Glendalough. Its ancient monastery, round tower and mountain scenery offer a beautiful introduction to rural Ireland.

Alternatively, head directly towards Kilkenny.

Upon arrival, explore Kilkenny Castle and stroll along the Medieval Mile. You can also admire St Canice's Cathedral and the Black Abbey.

Overnight in Kilkenny.

Castles and landscapes of Kerry

Leave Kilkenny to reach the west of Ireland.

Along the way, you can stop at Rock of Cashel, former residence of the kings of Munster.

Another option: discover Cahir Castle, an impressive medieval fortress built on an island in the middle of the River Suir.

Then continue towards Killarney.

Upon arrival, enjoy a first exploration of the national park and the surroundings of Ross Castle.

Overnight in Killarney.

A day in the heart of Irish nature

Dedicate your day to Killarney National Park.

Between mountains, forests and lakes, the park offers some of Kerry's most iconic landscapes.

Discover Ross Castle, situated on the shores of Lough Leane. Continue on to Muckross House and its gardens.

You can also visit Torc Waterfall or explore the trails that crisscross the park.

For a more traditional experience, treat yourself to a ride in a jaunting car.

Overnight in Killarney.

Cliffs and Atlantic coast

Take the road to Galway.

We suggest you take a detour to the famous Cliffs of Moher. Dominating the Atlantic Ocean, they offer one of the most impressive panoramas in the country.

You can also cross the Burren. This vast limestone plateau offers a striking contrast to the green landscapes of Kerry.

Then head to Galway.

Stroll through the Latin Quarter, pass by the Spanish Arch and explore the Corrib quays. In the evening, enjoy the pubs and traditional music.

Night in Galway.

In the heart of wild Ireland

Set off today to explore the Connemara.

Mountains, peat bogs, lakes and wild moors make up the landscapes of this iconic region.

Discover Connemara National Park. Several walks make it easy to explore the park. More athletic visitors can tackle the climb up Diamond Hill.

Continue on to Kylemore Abbey, a spectacular lakeside residence.

At the end of the day, return to Galway.

Night in Galway.

Between history and the art of living

Leave Galway and travel through the heart of Ireland.

Along the way, you can stop at Clonmacnoise, an ancient monastic site founded in the 6th century on the banks of the Shannon.

Another possible stop is in Athlone to discover its castle and quays.

Then go to Dublin and return your vehicle.

Enjoy your last evening strolling along the Liffey, crossing Ha'penny Bridge and experiencing the lively atmosphere of Temple Bar.

Night in Dublin.

On the way back

Enjoy your last moments in Dublin according to your flight schedule.

Have a last coffee, take a stroll along the Liffey or simply enjoy the atmosphere of the capital.

Then proceed to the airport for your return flight. The Dublin Express or a private transfer can be used, but they are not included in the program.