Our Itineraries

We have carefully crafted each of our itineraries sharing our favorite locations... our itineraries start and end in Dublin and are 8 or 10 nights.

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Ireland Gems

Southern route from Dublin, Wicklow Mountains, Kinsale, Killarney, Lahinch, Connemara

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Ceol Agus Craic

Music and fun! A slower paced itinerary focused on visiting classic sites, cozy fireside pubs and traditional music sessions….Dublin, Wicklow Mountains, Killarney, Lahinch, Connemara

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The North and the Northern Republic

Dublin, Wicklow Mountains, Lahinch, Sligo, Derry, Belfast

Southern route from Dublin, Wicklow Mountains, Kinsale, Killarney, Lahinch, Connemara and Kildare
From $4,500 per person (double occupancy), single supplement of $1,200.

2026 Dates Sold Out
2027 Dates:

May 13th - May 23rd

June 26th - July 4th Sold Out

July 8th - July 18th

August 5th -August 15th

Sept 19th - Sept 29th

Days 1 and 2: Explore the lively city of Dublin and visit the Wicklow Mountains. First day enjoy a light walking tour of Dublin City Center with highlights including St. Stephen’s Green, Trinity College, iconic Ha’Penny Bridge and bustling Grafton St. Day 2 hop on luxury coach bus to view St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and visit the EPIC Museum and the Guinness Storehouse then head south to the lovely Wicklow Mountains and experience authentic Irish hospitality with a visit to our guide's Farm, visiting the animals, wandering the beautiful grounds and being treated to a lovely meal and traditional Irish music entertainment. Overnight that evening in a nearby hotel.
Day 3: Depart the Wicklow Mountains and head to the ancient town of Kilkenny, wandering its medieval streets and visiting 12th century Kilkenny Castle. Venture on to explore the lovely grounds of Blarney Castle, maybe even kissing the iconic Blarney Stone, then on to Kinsale a beautiful seaside village on the south coast commonly referred to as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland where we'll spend the next two nights.
Day 4: Morning sea side walk to Charles Fort where we will enjoy a guided tour of the Fort and learn about its significance to Irish history. That afternoon enjoy a guided walking tour of the charming town of Kinsale.
Day 5: Leave Kinsale today and head to Killarney, stopping enroute in Kenmare for a stroll and refreshments then continue on to the beautiful Killarney National Park for a
guided walk. The next two nights will be spent in Killarney town known for vibrant pubs with music spilling onto the streets.
Day 6: Back to the National Park, first visiting Ross Castle and then boarding boats for a beautiful ride through the Killarney Lakes to Lord Brandon’s cottage. Here is the starting point of the amazingly scenic Gap of Dunloe walk (approximately 3 ½ hours) or for travelers who would prefer not to walk, horse drawn carriages will be available. Our walk will end at the world famous Kate Kearney’s pub.
Day 7: Depart Killarney and head across the Shannon River into County Clare visiting the quaint and picturesque village of Doolin with time for shopping and lunch at a local pub. That afternoon we'll visit the majestic Cliffs of Moher and then onto our hotel in the laid back seaside town of Lahinch where guests can walk on the beach and wander the shops and art galleries before meeting for dinner at a local pub and enjoy traditional Irish music entertainment while dining.
Day 8: On to Connemara known for its dramatic landscape and rugged scenery, stopping along the way at a sheep farm to see up close working sheep dogs in action and meet a rural Irish family. We'll head on to the charming village of Clifden where we will spend the next two nights.
Day 9: Today will include a morning hike through the beautiful landscape of Connemara . After, visit the iconic Kylemore Abbey estate with plenty of time to wander through the estate and its spectacular gardens..
Day 10: Morning departure heading back towards Dublin with a stop at the Kilbeggan Distillery for a whiskey tasting followed by lunch at a nearby pub then onto a lovely 5 star resort in Kildare for the final night before saying farewell to Ireland
Day 11: Departing flights from Dublin Airport.
Music and fun! A slower paced itinerary focused on visiting classic sites, cozy fireside pubs and traditional music sessions….Dublin, Wicklow Mountains, Killarney, Lahinch, Connemara, Kildare
From $3,800 for 2026 tours: 2027 tours $4,250 per person (double occupancy), single supplement of $1,000.

2026 Dates:

September 27th - October 6th (Sold Out)

2027 Dates:

March 14th - March 22st (St. Patrick's Day Celebration)

October 3rd - October 11th

Day 1: Explore the lively city of Dublin. Get settled into hotel on Day 1, meeting in the evening for a group dinner followed by a pub visit with live music.
Day 2: Hop on our luxury coach bus to view St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and visit the EPIC Museum and the Guinness Storehouse then head south to the lovely Wicklow Mountains and experience authentic Irish hospitality with a visit to our guide's Farm, visiting the animals, wandering the beautiful grounds and being treated to a lovely meal and traditional Irish music entertainment. Overnight that evening in a nearby hotel.
Day 3: Head to Killarney where the next two nights will be spent. Enroute visit Blarney Castle and explore the Castle, gardens, shopping and dining. Continue on to Killarney arriving first at Ross Castle in Killarney National Park for a carriage ride through the park ending at a whiskey tasting in Killarney town. Tonight an optional Celtic Steps Dancing Show is offered.
Day 4: Spend the day touring the incredibly scenic Dingle Peninsula with visits to include Inch Beach, Slea Head Drive including visiting the famous stone ring forts, a stop at Ireland’s most westerly pub and a visit to Dingle town. Tonight after dinner, the group is welcome to join at a local pub for entertainment
Day 5: Depart Killarney and head across the Shannon River into County Clare for lunch and shopping in the quaint and picturesque village of Doolin. After lunch visit the majestic Cliffs of Moher and spend the night in the beachside community of Lahinch enjoying a group dinner at a local pub with entertainment provided by local musicians.
Day 6: Depart Lahinch heading on a scenic drive stopping in a local village and then onto Galway City for lunch. After lunch continue to Connemara known for its dramatic landscape and rugged scenery, stopping along the way at a sheep farm and see up close working sheep dogs in action and meet a rural Irish family. The next two nights will be spent in the lovely Village of Clifden.
Day 7: Visit the iconic Kylemore Abbey estate with plenty of time to wander the estate and its spectacular gardens. The afternoon will be at leisure to explore the town of Clifden. In the evening meet at a local pub and be entertained by great music by local performers.
Day 8: Morning departure heading back to Dublin with a stop at the Kilbeggan Distillery for a whiskey tasting followed by lunch at a local pub and onto Kildare for our final night at the 5-star K-Club before saying farewell.
Day 9: Departing flights from Dublin airport.
Dublin, Wicklow Mtns, Lahinch, Sligo, Derry, Belfast, Cavan
From $4,250 per person (double occupancy), single supplement of $1,200.

2027 Dates:

April 20th - April 30th

Aug 31th - Sept 10th

Days 1 and 2: Explore the lively city of Dublin and visit the Wicklow Mountains. First day enjoy a light walking tour of Dublin City Center with highlights including St. Stephen’s Green, Trinity College, iconic Ha’Penny Bridge and bustling Grafton St. Day 2 hop on luxury coach bus to view St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and visit the EPIC Museum and the Guinness Storehouse then head south to the lovely Wicklow Mountains and experience authentic Irish hospitality with a visit to our guide's Farm, visiting the animals, wandering the beautiful grounds and being treated to a lovely meal and traditional Irish music entertainment. Overnight that evening in a nearby hotel.

Day 3:  Depart the Wicklow Mountains and head west towards County Clare. Along the way we'll visit the Irish National Stud, Ireland's renowned thoroughbred breeding farm. See top class stallions, foals and the famous Japanese Gardens. Later we will stop at Bunratty Castle one of Ireland's most complete medieval castles dating back to the Viking times. The next two nights will be spent in the laid back beach side community of Lahinch.

Day 4: In the morning enjoy a guided hike along the majestic Cliffs or Moher ending in the quaint village of Doolin, where guests will have time to shop, wander the quaint village and have lunch at a local pub. That afternoon see a classic sheepdog demonstration at a nearby farm. Group dinner that evening in Lahinch while being entertained with traditional music by local musicians.

Day 5:  Today we leave County Clare and head north to County Mayo where we will spend the evening at a beautiful castle hotel. Along the way we will visit the famous rocky limestone formation known as the Burren. We will continue to Galway City where guests will have time to explore the many shops and have lunch at a one of the lively pubs. After, we head north towards Sligo where we will stay for the evening.

Day 6: Enjoy a morning hike up to the prehistoric cairn at the summit of Knocknarea to Queen Maeve's Grave. Queen Maeve was a beloved ruler in Irish mythology. After, we will have lunch in the seaside village of Strandhill and that afternoon visit the scenic Gleniff Horseshoe. Later we drive across the border into the Northern part of Ireland to the historical town of Derry where we will spend the next two nights.

Day 7: Walking tour inside the walls of Derry which is Ireland’s only completely intact walled city and has over 1,450 years of history withstanding multiple sieges making it a powerful symbol of resilience in Ireland.  Derry was a significant city during the Troubles of the 1960s and 1970s most notably as the site of Bloody Sunday where British soldiers shot and killed unarmed Catholic civilians during a civil rights march.

Day 8: Leaving Derry, travel to the Antrim Coast with scenic viewpoints and short hikes along the way. Visit and explore UNESCO World Heritage site The Giant’s Causeway.  After lunch, visit Dunluce Castle (showcased in the Game of Thrones series) a dramatic 13th century castle sitting atop the Causeway Coast with stunning views of the Atlantic. Travel on to the City of Belfast where we will spend the evening. After dinner, group will meet at a local pub with live music.

Day 9 In the morning visit the Titanic Museum which has become one of the world’s leading Titanic attractions. Have lunch at a famous deli and then a local guide will join our coach as we tour the peace walls of Belfast and learn about the

many years of unrest in the city’s troubled past and be provided an insight into how Belfast has changed over the past decades. We will then travel back into the Republic of Ireland and enjoy our final night at an elegant castle in Cavan, just north of Dublin.
Day 10: Departing flights from Dublin airport.