Limited-time offer from April to October: 9-day panoramic tour of the UK and Ireland (round trip from Dublin, departing Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays).

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1

Starting in Dublin, you head north to Belfast, a city renowned for its industrial heritage and turbulent past. You'll embark on a short city tour, encompassing the capital's triumphs, tragedies, and soul.

Then you'll have time for lunch and exploration of the Titanic District, a reconstructed hub where the famous liner was built and launched in 1911. Here you can visit the award-winning Titanic Museum, board the HMS Caroline, or take a black cab tour of the city.

Leaving bustling Belfast, you'll traverse the stunning scenery of the Antrim Coast and Glens, an officially recognized area of ​​outstanding natural beauty.

From Balicasr, following the winding road, you'll enter the stunning Giant's Causeway, a spectacular collision of history and myth with raw geological forces. Leaving the Giant's Causeway behind, you'll head to Potrash, a charming fishing village and your home for the night.

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You will travel to Delhi, a legendary 17th-century walled city with seven magnificent gates. Designated the British City of Culture in 2013, Delhi offers ample time to explore its museums, galleries, and top-notch markets.

From here, head to Donegal County, home to stunning scenery and a rich Gaelic tradition. Then, you'll travel to the picturesque Glenview National Park, passing through the towering Erigal peaks and the region's traditional fishing villages. Along the way, you'll have ample time for walks, photography, and immersing yourself in the local culture before arriving at your overnight stay in Donegal.

Day 3

In the morning, you drive south along the coast near Donegal, entering Sligo County. This area is home to the grave of the famous poet W.B. Yeats and offers stunning views of Benbourben Hill.

Outside Sligo lies Carlomore, where you have the opportunity to visit Ireland’s largest megalithic burial grounds, some of which date back more than 6,000 years.

Heading west, you'll enter Mayo County, ravaged by the potato famine. The winding roads wind through picturesque farmland, marshes, and open wilderness, offering views of distant hills and the Atlantic coast, where you'll visit the spectacular Island of Aguirre. Here, you'll have time to savor the rugged sea and tranquil beauty. From here, a short drive will take you to Westport – your base for the next two nights.

Day 4

Westport and Connemara National Parks are the areas you'll explore today. Today's itinerary is flexible, and your guide will ensure you choose the route best suited to the weather.

Your selection includes the beautiful houses and grounds of Kelmore Abbey, Connemara National Park, Clifton (where the first transatlantic flight landed), Skyway, and Connemara Twelve Hills.

After a day of incredible exploration, you'll return to Westport, where you can enjoy delicious local seafood at one of the town's best restaurants.

Day 5

Passing through the heart of Connemara, you'll arrive at the town of Connemara on the shores of Lake Corrib. This area was filmed in "The Quiet Man," and you're free to wander through the local museum dedicated to the film. Alternatively, you can visit the magnificently restored 12th-century monastery.

Your route will then traverse the Maam Valley, a magnificent pass surrounded by stunning mountains. Leaving the valley, you'll head to Galway, a vibrant port city that blends traditional market life with high-quality restaurants and bars.

You are free to explore this vibrant university town in the afternoon and evening. Your new guide will pick you up from your accommodation the following morning.

Day 6

A short drive along the coast from Galway is Burren, one of Ireland's national treasures. It is one of Ireland's earliest Christian settlements, boasting wide limestone roads and rare plants.

After some time exploring the area, you'll head to Kilverola, the "City of Crosses." You can visit the town's mythical ancient cathedral before stopping for lunch in one of the region's charming villages.

Then you head to the incredible Cliffs of Moher. Stroll along the stunning cliffside trails, with seabirds swooping overhead in the clear air. Learn about the unique ecosystem in the nearby excellent and award-winning environmental exhibits.

Then travel south through Clareshire, passing its renowned golf courses, to the picturesque Lahinch Beach. From there, you can take a ferry across the Shannon Estuary to the lakeside town of Killarney. This vibrant and charming area will serve as your base for the next three nights, so take some time to enjoy top-notch traditional pubs and live music.

Day 7

Today, your journey will explore the mythical Dingle Peninsula. Your first stop is Inch Beach, a vast sandy beach that stretches into the Atlantic Ocean. Embark on an adventure along narrow roads that lead away from the beach, taking you through the town of Dingle.

You continue to Slea Head, an area with ancient forts and prehistoric dwellings. The stunning views of the nearby Braskite Islands make it a fantastic location for panoramic photography. Weather permitting, you can stroll along the beaches and cliff tops to fully appreciate the incredible scenery.

Returning to Dingle's brightly colored houses and cheerful harbor, you can spend the rest of the afternoon in this idyllic setting, enjoying delicious seafood. In the evening, you'll return to Killarney, with time for a stroll in the national park that surrounds the town. (On some tours, day seven and day eight are interchanged).

Day 8

You depart in the morning, first stopping at Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest peak. After taking some photos of its rugged grandeur, you'll join a scenic coastal road on your way to Cahersiveen, passing through Glenbeigh and Kells. Possible stops include the birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, the "Liberator of Ireland," and the impressive ring fort outside Portmagee.

You can stop for lunch in the quaint fishing village of Portmagee. Alternatively, you can grab a quick bite before heading to Valentia Island for a Skellig experience. This short excursion introduces you to an ancient monastic community that lives on the rocky outcrops of the island.

In the afternoon, we took photos at Charlie Chaplin's "Home Outside the Home" in Waterville, and then enjoyed the beautiful scenery at the Kuhnmakista Pass.

The winding path down from the mountaintop leads to Derrynane House, the home of the O'Driscoll family. Daniel O'Driscoll holds a special place in the hearts of the Irish as a symbol of liberation from colonial rule. Enjoy a stroll through the scenic gardens and a visit to the main house.

Continuing along the loop, you'll stop at Moll's Gap and Ladies View. From there, stroll to Tok Falls and then return to Killarney.

Day 9

Head east across the West Kirk Mountains, winding along the Lee Valley until you reach Blarney Castle. You'll have time to tour the castle grounds, and perhaps even kiss the famous Blarney Stone and receive a "gift for your chat!"

In the afternoon, we will visit the historic town of Cahill, which features a unique island castle situated on the Sur River.

The final stop on the tour is Kilkenny, a vibrant city with a beautiful castle, riverside walkways, and an impressive National Craft Centre. Before returning to Dublin, there's also the opportunity to revisit the final stop of the journey, a Guinness World Record holder.

Fee not included

Child policy

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baggage policy

According to UK safe space laws, each person is allowed only one piece of luggage weighing a maximum of 14 kg (similar to carry-on size, approximately 55cm x 45cm x 25cm) and one small personal bag. If your luggage exceeds the limit and cannot be stored, we reserve the right to refuse you continued travel, and you will be solely responsible for any losses incurred.

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