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Famous cities, sights, historical locations, varying accents and dialects, stunning scenery, cosy pubs, haunting music, humorous and friendly locals – all accompanied by Ireland’s gloriously unpredictable weather! This Taste of Ireland self-drive itinerary is the perfect way to experience the beautiful Emerald Isles.
LAND ONLY PACKAGE INCLUDES:
14 Nights’ stay in 3* Hotels on a bed and Irish Breakfast basis
– 2 nights in Co. Dublin Hotel outside city centre (3* Maldron Newlands cross hotel or similar)
– 1 night Co. Antrim/ Belfast (3* Corr’s Corner Hotel or similar)
– 1 night Co. Derry (3* Waterfoot hotel or similar)
-1 night Co. Donegal (3* Dillions hotel or similar)
– 1 night Co. Mayo (3* Downhill hotel or similar)
– 2 nights Co. Galway (3* Leenane hotel or similar)
– 2 nights Co. Kerry (3* Hotel Killarney or similar)
– 2 nights Co. Cork (3* Celtic Ross hotel or similar)
– 1 night Co. Watford/Wexford (3* Rhu Glenn hotel or similar)
– 1 night Dublin (3* Maldron hote or similar)
Unlimited mileage
All taxes & fees
1 Additional driver
Damage Waiver
* High Season rates may apply over certain dates – please request a quote based on your intended dates of travel.
ITINERARY:
Day 1. Arrive in Dublin
Arrive in Dublin. In the afternoon, take in the attractions of Europe’s most popular city.
Day 2. Dublin
Today visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Castle, the Irish Whiskey Centre and the Guinness
Storehouse.
Day 3. Dublin – Co. Antrim
Head North to area Co. Antrim. Spend the day in Belfast and visit Belfast Titanic Experience.
Day 4. Co. Antrim – Co. Derry
Today on your way to Derry stop at Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Visit Giant’s Causeway, an
area of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the result of an ancient volcanic fissure eruption.
Day 5. Co. Derry – Co. Donegal
An early morning start to catch the ferry to Tory Island. Tory’s spectacular cliff scenery is
complemented by a rich and varied history which is related in the islanders distinctive Gaelic.
Day 6. Co. Donegal – Co. Mayo
Today we recommend to visit Achill Island, easily accessible via a bridge in Mulrany. Wild,
windy and beautiful – the 40km long Achill Drive takes in the best of the scenery.
Day 7. Co. Mayo – Co. Galway
Travel to one of the most outstanding areas of natural beauty in Ireland. Connemara is a
region to be explored for a true taste of Gaelic Culture. Stop at Kylemore Abbey, a haven of
history and beauty. Home to a Benedictine order of Nuns for the past 100 years.
Alternatively visit Killary Fjord and take a boats trip on Ireland’s only Fjord.
Day 8. Co. Galway – Aran Islands
Catch a ferry to the Aran Islands. There are three rocky islands and they are known for their
ancient sites. The largest island, Inishmore, is home to the prehistoric fort of Dun Aonghasa.
Day 9. Co. Galway – Co. Kerry
Visit the spectacular Cliffs of Moher and allow some time to soak in the stunning views. Pass
through the area of the Burren, visiting Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Continue to Ardare
4 Village, known as Ireland’s prettiest village before arriving in Killarney.
Day 10. Ring of Kerry
Spend a full day discovering the famous Ring of Kerry. The drive to Moll’s Gap is
breathtaking with the picturesque lakes and mountains at Lady’s View and the Torc
Waterfall.
Day 11. Co. Kerry – Co. Cork
Take your time to drive through Co. West Cork. Plan a stop in Glengarriff and visit Garnish
Island, and island famous for its beautiful gardens. Or stop in Bantry, a harbour town in West
Cork and renowned for the production of Bantry Bay Mussels. Alternatively stop at the most
southerly point of mainland Ireland and visit Mizen Head, known for its dramatic scenery with
deep maritime history.
Day 12. Cork – Cobh – Kinsale
Spend the day exploring Cork City and the surrounding areas. Don’t miss the famous Old
English Market in the morning. Stroll up to Shandon Bells and take a view over Cork. In the
afternoon visit Cobh, the Titanic’s last port of call. Visit the Titanic Experience with colourful
and informative displays. Spend the evening walking through Kinsale also referred as the
gourmet capital of Ireland.
Day 13. Co Cork – Co. Waterford/ Wexford
On the way to Waterford stop at Jameson’s Midleton Distillery. Learn everything about the
“Irish water of life”. Continue your journey to Lismore, the town is renowned for its early
ecclesiastical history. Visit the imposing Lismore Castle which is situated on the site of the
old monastery since medieval times. Alternatively drive along the coast and plan a break at
the Copper Coast, a UNESCO Global Geopark.
Day 14. Co Waterford – Co. Dublin
The journey takes you back to Dublin. Chose the route through Wicklow Mountain National
Park. Visit Glendalough where the combination of the stunning scenery and the fascinating
monastic history make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Ireland.
Travel Dates: 2023-05-17 to 2023-09-23
Special is vaild till: 2023-09-23
Departure City: Ireland
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