Waking up in Belfast we will travel the North Antrim coast, visiting the Dark Hedges (Game of Thrones), the Carrick a Rede Viewing Point and then down for a bite of Lunch in Ballintoy. Afterwards we will make our way to the famous Giants Causeway, afterwards we will continue to Derry to your hotel for the evening.

Leaving our hotel in the morning we will make our way down to Galway via, Creevykeel an ancient passage tomb thousands of years old, then we will journey over to Mullaghmore for a drive around this beautiful peninsula. We will then journey over to WB Yeats grave before heading to the wonderful seaside town of Strandhill for lunch. we will make our way down to Galway city, where we will have a lovely panoramic tour out towards Salthill where we will enjoy plenty of free time in the young and vibrant “Tribal City”.

Today reluctantly leaving Galway We will make our way today down to the Cliffs of Moher, making our way through Kinvara, Dunguaire Castle, The Burren, and eventually down to Doolin where the cliffs of Moher begin. Taking in the wonderous Cliffs is definitely something else. Our day just gets better as we now make our way over to Killarney to be settle in for the evening.

​We have a beautiful journey down to the Dingle Peninsula today where we will take in the famous Slea head before settling down for the evening in possibly the quaintest town of all of Ireland, pints and music galore! We shall journey back to Killarney for the evening, maybe enjoy an evening of Irish dance.

​Today we leave Killarney and head to Blarney in County Cork. We will kiss the famous stone and grab a bite of Lunch. In the afternoon we will hit the road and head over to the lovely seaside town of Cobh taking in Coleman’s Cathedral and the White Star lines original European headquarters.

​Its Dublin today! The Capital or the big smoke as we like to call it. We will have a panoramic tour of Dublin stopping at St Patricks Cathedral and Trinity college before having some free time to roam the streets. We unfortunately have to have an end to our vacations otherwise we would never be able to call them vacations, so this trip comes to a close sadly but hopefully it has left a beautiful lifelong impression of the Emerald Isle in your hearts forever.