Duration
9 DaysStarts In
Dublin CityRoute
Dublin City, Galway City, Clare, Killarney, Cork City, Dublin City
Embark on an unforgettable 9-day tour of Ireland, exploring its vibrant cities, stunning landscapes, and rich heritage. Experience Dublin’s iconic landmarks, Galway’s culinary delights, and Cork’s cultural charm. Cruise beneath the Cliffs of Moher, cycle through Killarney National Park, and savor the oldest pub in Ireland at Sean’s Bar. Conclude your adventure with a literary pub crawl in Dublin and cherish Ireland’s unmatched hospitality. From historic castles to breathtaking coastlines, this tour blends history, nature, and culture for a magical Irish experience.
The Classic Ireland Private Journey is a 9-day vacation package that includes visits to Dublin, Galway County, Clare, Killarney, and Cork County. You'll spend 1 night in Dublin Center, 2 nights in Galway County, 1 night in Clare, 2 nights in Killarney, 1 night in Cork County, and conclude with another night in Dublin Center.
The package includes Keytours 24-hour emergency assistance, private local guides during tours where necessary, accommodations of your choice, and sightseeing tours and/or activities of your choice. A rental car is also included for 8 days.
Items not included in the package are rental vehicle gas, parking, tolls, travel insurance, and gratuities for drivers, guides, and escorts. All other items not mentioned as included are also excluded.
Travelers will have a rental car included for 8 days, allowing them to explore Ireland at their own pace. This provides the flexibility to travel between cities and explore the countryside along the way.
The itinerary is designed to provide a balanced experience of Ireland's cities and landscapes. With 1 to 2 nights in each location, you'll have time to explore key attractions such as Dublin's iconic landmarks, Galway's culinary scene, and Killarney National Park, while also enjoying the scenic drives and local culture.
Highlights include a walking tour of Dublin's Temple Bar, a cruise beneath the Cliffs of Moher, cycling through Killarney National Park, and sampling local delicacies in Galway and Cork. The journey concludes with a literary pub crawl in Dublin, celebrating Ireland's rich literary heritage.
Ireland is known for its mild climate, making it a year-round destination. However, the best time to visit is during late spring to early fall (May to September) when the weather is generally warmer and the landscapes are lush and vibrant, perfect for exploring the natural beauty and cultural sites included in this itinerary.
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