Explore Ireland Coach Tour

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Low Season: 11 October 2025 departure
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SAVE $1200 per couple, share twin - SAVE $750 Solo Traveller

Book and deposit by 30 October 2024 - T's & C's apply Coach Tour (Maximum 35 passengers) 12 Days ex Dublin Departs Selected Saturdays 2024 Departure Dates Sep 14; Oct 12 2025 Departure Dates May 24; June 14, Jul 19; Aug 09; Sep 13; Oct 11 Introduction: Discover the breathtaking beauty and rich heritage of Ireland on our 12-day coach tour. Experience the dramatic landscapes of the Causeway Coast and Ring of Kerry, delve into the vibrant cities of Dublin and Belfast, and explore historical gems like The Burren and Kilkenny. Uncover the secrets of whiskey at The Midleton Distillery, marvel at Waterford's glass-making legacy, and enjoy unique experiences such as The Glyde Inn VR and a jaunting car ride in Killarney National Park. From Titanic Belfast to the Cliffs of Moher, this journey promises unforgettable sights and cultural immersion.

Tour highlights:

- Scenic drive of the Causeway Coast & Ring of Kerry Highlights
- Explore Dublin, Belfast, The Burren & The Medieval City of Kilkenny
- Discover the Walled City of Derry, the art of whiskey making at The Midleton Distillery Experience, and the House of Waterford to witness how Waterford Crystal masterpieces are crafted

- Itinerary
- Accommodation
- Important Information Day 1: Dublin

Arrive at Dublin Airport and transfer to your Dublin hotel under own arrangements. Remainder of the day is at leisure to enjoy all that Dublin has to offer. This evening meet your fellow participants for a welcome drink. Day 2: Dublin - Belfast (B)

Today meet with your driver and English-speaking tour guide and depart Ireland’s Capital towards Belfast. On route, travel through the Boyne Valley and the 5,000-year-old Hill of Tara, the seat of the ancient High Kings of Ireland. Stop at the Glyde Inn for a unique VR experience! You won’t just learn about being a Viking; you will become one. Continue to Hillsborough Castle, the official Royal Palace for Northern Ireland, for a visit. Discover stories of celebration, entertainment, diplomacy, and negotiation as you explore Hillsborough Castle’s fascinating history and stunning State Rooms. Overnight Belfast. Day 3: Belfast City (B)

Splendidly situated at the head of Belfast Lough, Belfast City is a modern and vibrant city which is proud of its heritage and history. Embark on a panoramic tour of the city centre during which your guide will explain how Belfast developed from a small market town to an industrial giant. Pass by landmarks like City Hall and Queen’s University before visiting Titanic Belfast, an iconic landmark building where the story of Titanic is told. The afternoon will be at leisure to explore further. Overnight Belfast.

Optional: Glenshane Country Farm Sheepdog Demo - supplement applies
A family-owned sheep farm based deep in the beautiful ancient landscape of the Sperrin Mountains. Meet Jamese McCloy, a fourth-generation shepherd who wants to introduce people to sheep farming, particularly his highly trained team of working sheepdogs. Join Moss, Tess & 2 year old Jess, on this immersive experience, ‘Sheepdogs at Work’. Day 4: Giant's Causeway and Derry (BD)

Embark on a journey along the spectacular North Antrim Coastline. Experience the highlight of any trip to Northern Ireland: The Giant’s Causeway, where about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns resulted from a volcanic eruption. This site was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986. Continue to Derry, Ireland’s only fully intact walled city, and take a walk along Derry’s walls, which have witnessed centuries of drama. Dinner this evening at your hotel. Overnight Donegal. Day 5: Donegal - Galway (BD)

First stop today is at Belleek Pottery which has been in business since 1857. See first-hand how this world-renowned pottery is created. Continue to the Marble Arch Caves and explore a fascinating, natural underworld of rivers, winding passages and lofty chambers. The caves, in the heart of the UNESCO Global Geopark, were formed in limestone rock when water flowing through the rock slowly dissolved it to leave chambers, passages and systems you can explore during a guided tour. Dinner in included at your hotel this evening. Overnight Galway. Day 6: Burren and Cliffs of Moher (B)

This morning, travel into Co. Clare and the Burren Region. Visit the Cliffs of Moher, offering splendid views over the Atlantic Ocean. Rising to over 200 metres in places, they are among the highest sea cliffs in Western Europe and stretch for about