- Accommodation: 7 nights in handpicked 4-star hotels or inns
- Meals: 7 breakfasts
- Transport: Private coach for the entire itinerary
- Guided sightseeing tours in Dublin, Killarney, and Galway
Set out on an enriching 8-day exploration of Southern Ireland, a region known for warm hospitality, rolling green landscapes, and evocative coastal scenery. Wander through lively cities, quiet countryside, and ancient heritage sites. This journey gives you a close look at Ireland’s soul through historic towns, dramatic cliffs, traditional music, and stories passed down through generations.
Our tours are designed to offer more than just a destination—they deliver unforgettable experiences with every step. From expertly curated itineraries and comfortable accommodations to guided local experiences and seamless travel logistics, we handle everything so you can relax.
Arrival in Dublin, guided city tour including Trinity College and St Stephen’s Green. Overnight in Dublin.
Depart Dublin for Kilkenny; visit the Rock of Cashel; explore Kilkenny’s medieval streets. Spend the night in Kilkenny.
Travel to Killarney; visit Muckross House and Gardens; evening free for traditional Irish music. Night spent in Killarney.
Full day on the Ring of Kerry with coastal stops and scenic viewpoints. Overnight in Killarney.
Head towards the Dingle Peninsula; explore Dingle town and its coastal charm. Overnight in Dingle or nearby.
Travel to Limerick; visit the Cliffs of Moher en route; free time along the Wild Atlantic Way. Overnight in Limerick.
Continue to Galway; guided walking tour through the Latin Quarter and Eyre Square. Overnight in Galway.
Return to Dublin; tour ends in the evening at the city centre drop-off point.
This 8-day experience offers a relaxed yet immersive look at Southern Ireland’s culture and landscapes. From Dublin’s lively bookshops and pubs to the peaceful lakes of Killarney and the windswept cliffs of Clare, each location offers something meaningful. Expect friendly locals, scenic drives, and stories from guides who share a deep connection with their homeland. You will return home with lasting memories of green hills, Gaelic traditions, and the easy-going warmth Ireland is known for.
What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, rain protection, camera, small day bag.
Not permitted: Oversized luggage, smoking in vehicles or rooms.
Accessibility: Several historic locations have uneven ground; please confirm requirements in advance.
Weather Tip: Irish weather can shift quickly, so keep a light waterproof layer at hand.
Starting Point: Dublin city centre or designated hotel pick up.
Ending Point: Dublin city centre.
Nearest Airport: Dublin International Airport (DUB) with convenient bus, taxi, and shuttle services to city hotels.