7 Days of Ireland’s Legendary Castles, Cliffs & Coastal Wonders

After breakfast, walk to the nearby meeting point for your group tour. It’s just a short distance from your hotel. The meeting point is at "Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street. " The bus departs at 6:50 PM, but please arrive 10 minutes early. ­ Inclusions: Professional driver/guide Modern comfortable coach transportation Wi-Fi (onboard vehicles, where fitted) Entry to Cliffs of Moher visitor centre ­ Exclusions: Lunch Snacks Tips ­ Things to Bring A raincoat for wet Irish weather — we can’t guarantee sunshine, we’re afraid. A hat and sunscreen for sunny Irish weather — it does get sunny sometimes, though! Sunglasses for glare on the road A phone, and charger Medications and personal care items Water and snacks for the journey ­ Description: Cliffs of Moher It's an early start for this tour, leaving Dublin at 6:50 AM and traversing remarkable scenery on the way to the Cliffs of Moher — with an expected arrival at 10:45 AM. There’ll be plenty of time to take in the views and learn more about the history of the famous Cornelius O'Brien at what’s often called “the edge of the world.” The Cliffs of Moher are among Ireland's seven natural wonders. The Burren After lunch, we visit The Burren at 2:00 PM, a region defined by its signature limestone pavements and surreal rock formations that give it a one-of-a-kind character. Galway City From there, we continue on to Galway City at 3:45 PM — Ireland’s colourful and cultural “City of Tribes.” Our day concludes with a return journey through the Irish countryside, arriving back in Dublin around 7:05 PM.

After breakfast, walk to the nearby meeting point for your group tour. It’s just a short distance from your hotel. The meeting point is at "Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street. " The coach departs at 8:00 AM, but please arrive 10 minutes early. ­ Inclusions: Professional driver/guide Modern comfortable coach transportation Wi-Fi (onboard vehicles, where fitted) Entry to Blarney Castle Entry to the Rock of Cashel Entry to Cahir Castle ­ Exclusions: Lunch Snacks Tips ­ Things to Bring Camera Sunglasses Raincoat – just in case it rains! Charging cable and power bank to keep your devices charged (some buses do have charging ports but not all) Spending money/credit card to pick up souvenirs & tip your driver! Appropriate shoes for walking on rough terrain ­ Description Rock of Cashel Travel from Dublin to Tipperary and Cork, and visit some iconic locations in Ireland's southeast, with huge historic significance. This tour is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty and history of Irish castles and ruined cathedrals in the south of Ireland. Blarney Castle Visit the Rock of Cashel in Co. Tipperary, where you’ll explore ancient ruins and marvel at the blend of architectural styles. Learn about its turbulent history and its connections to St. Patrick and Ireland’s most famous king, Brian Boru. In County Cork, stop at Blarney Castle, where you can kiss the legendary Blarney Stone for the “gift of the gab.” Beyond the stone, the 13th-century stronghold is rich in history—including ties to the Scottish battle of Bannockburn—and surrounded by stunning gardens and the mystical wishing steps. Cahir Castle Finally, visit Cahir Castle, a well-preserved 12th-century fortress that’s a must-see for history buffs and castle enthusiasts alike. If you're looking to explore Ireland's most beautiful castles, book your Blarney Castle tour from Dublin today. Whether you're a history lover, a fan of ancient architecture, or simply seeking a unique and memorable adventure, this day trip is not to be missed.

After breakfast, walk to the nearby meeting point for your group tour. It’s just a short distance from your hotel. The meeting point is at "Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street. " The meeting time for our day tour to Giant’s Causeway is at 6:20 AM. This gives us 10 minutes before the coach departs, so please arrive on time. ­ Inclusions: Professional driver/guide Modern comfortable coach transportation Wi-Fi (onboard vehicles, where fitted) ­ Exclusions: Lunch Snacks Tips Political Taxi tour (£15 stg) ­ Things to Bring Camera Sunglasses Raincoat – just in case it rains! Charging cable and power bank to keep your devices charged (some buses do have charging ports but not all) Spending money (€ Euro & £ Sterling)/ credit card to pick up souvenirs & tip your driver! ­ Description The Dark Hedges Dark Hedges is a charming highlight of the Giant's Causeway Day Tour from Dublin, located just 30 minutes from the main attraction itself. This is, of course, Giant's Causeway — a truly unique piece of coastline you won't forget in a hurry. Giants Causeway An incredible UNESCO World Heritage site. Imagine more than 40,000 stair-shaped rocks descending towards the sea, creating an astonishing natural landscape. It is the fourth natural wonder of the country, offering hikes with spectacular views. Belfast City You can visit the iconic City Hall and stroll through the vibrant streets. The city it is known by it rich culture and friendly atmosphere.

After breakfast, walk to the nearby meeting point for your group tour. It’s just a short distance from your hotel. The meeting point is at " 59 O'Connell Street Upper, D01 RX04, Dublin " ­ Start time: 09:00 Duration: 1h 45mins Audio guide: English and 8 other languages Live guide: English Max group size: 15 ­ Included Hop-on hop-off Dublin bus tour ticket Audio guide available in eight languages Complimentary entry to The Little Museum of Dublin ­ Not included Hotel pickup/drop-off Admission to attractions and landmarks along the tour route (unless specified) Guided tour of the city or attractions ­ Description ­ Traverse through Dublin's most dazzling attractions with a hop-on hop-off bus tour ticket. In operation since 1988, these seasoned guides are adept at showcasing Dublin's finest. ­ From the renowned Guinness Storehouse to the prestigious Trinity College and the mesmerizing Book of Kells, the DoDublin Tour has got you covered. Explore the quaint Little Museum of Dublin, delve into the captivating EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum, whet your whistle at the Teeling Whiskey Distillery and pay homage at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. ­ With dozens of stops scattered about Dublin, you can stop and stay as long as you please, or head to the next attraction with ease.

Today is yours to explore Dublin at your own pace. Wander through the city's historic streets, browse charming boutiques along Grafton Street, relax in one of its welcoming cafés, or experience the lively atmosphere of the Temple Bar district. You may also choose to visit renowned museums, stroll through beautiful parks, or discover Dublin's rich literary and cultural heritage. Whether you prefer sightseeing, shopping, or simply soaking up the local ambiance, Dublin offers something for every traveler.

After breakfast, meet your driver and transfer to Dublin Airport (DUB) for your onward flight. We recommend arranging your hotel pick-up approximately 3–4 hours before your scheduled departure time. Please note that hotel check-out is at 12:00 noon, and late check-out is subject to availability.