Experiencia irlandesa definitiva de 11 días - Viaje en grupo reducido

Rise early to beat the crowds and kiss the Blarney Stone and receive the gift of the gab – the Irish ability to flatter and speak with great eloquence.

• Explore the amazing gardens, take in some shopping at the famous Blarney Woollen Mills or simply indulge in the atmosphere in the village of Blarney enjoying some local homemade scones with coffee.
• Head further southwest to the Kingdom of Kerry and discover the highlights and the magic of the Ring of Kerry. Visit the heritage town of Kenmare, the jaw dropping sights of Molls Gap and Ladies view.  
• Explore Killarney National Park with your driver/guide, See the magical 1,000-year-old yew tree growing at the heart of the ruined Muckross Abbey, Scenic photo stop at  Torc Waterfall, Admire charming 19th-century Muckross House Gardens.

Overnight in Killarney

Rise early this morning (or sleep in!!!) and explore Killarney Park and the town at your leisure

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At your own expense you can opt to experience any of the below;

• You can combine your morning exploring Killarney town and park with either a horse-drawn carriage ride around Killarney National Park, an exhilarating bike ride around the trails of Killarney National Park, mini boat tour to Inishfallen, or a guided tour of the haunting Ross Castle.
• Or if you are looking for something more adventurous and off the beaten track you can catch an open boat up through the 3 lakes of Killarney and hike, bike, or pony & trap down through the glaciated valley.

After lunch, we will depart Killarney and stop for what many travelers believe is their tour highlight,

• We’ll head west to where you’ll experience a local sheepdog demonstration on a nearby farm by the sea. Here you will have the opportunity to watch their purebred border collies Sam & Jess herding sheep on the farm. You’ll also get the chance to bottle-feed baby lambs.
• The day ends in the celebrated, cozy coastal town of Dingle. The evening is yours to experience the atmosphere in Dingle’s famous quirky pubs, and fantastic restaurants, and to stumble across unforgettable traditional music sessions.

Overnight in Dingle

This morning we will drive the famous and curvy Slea Head Drive. Once described by National Geographic as the most beautiful place on earth, we drive along the edge of the peninsula with the wild Atlantic Ocean to our left and the patchwork green fields to our right.

• Here you’ll discover local secluded beaches, and ancient stone huts and have plenty of free time to take photos and experience the majestic surroundings.
• Captivating views of the nearby Blasket Islands rising dramatically from the sea make this an excellent space for photos. If the weather stays pleasant, you can ramble along the beaches and cliff tops to fully appreciate the incredible vistas. A landscape steeped in Gaelic literature, you have the chance to learn about its influence on Irish literary culture.

After lunch is yours to design. Relax with downtime in Dingle. Stroll Dingle’s streets for a quirky mix of craft studios, lively pubs, fantastic food, and traditional Irish music. 

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Or partake of the following options;

Dingle Sea Safari – €65.00

The Rib Boat tour takes in the breathtaking majestic coastline of Dingle Bay.

Dingle Sea Kayaking – €55.00

Kayaking excursion around Dingle harbor and sea caves.

Visit Dick Macks Brewery Tours – €25.00

Tours begin and end in the Taproom with a generous sampling of our latest beer.

Visit Dingle Distilery Tours – €25.00

Tours begin and end at the distilery with a generous sampling of whiskey & Gin. 

Guided horse ride near Ventry – €55.00

Experience along Ventry beach or up a mountain

Dingle Tasting Tours – €80.00

The Dingle Tasting Tour starts at 2:00pm and lasts approximately 3 hours. Private tours can be arranged

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Please note there are many hikes suitable for all levels of fitness in and around Dingle town. 

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Spend a second evening really getting to know Dingle and find more hot-spots for food and entertainment. The best thing is you do not have to re-pack your bags. Just relax and enjoy!

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Overnight in Dingle

Early this morning we depart Dingle for cultural Clare

• Watch out for dolphins as we take a ferry across the mighty mouth of the Shannon – the longest river in Ireland or Britain!
• Before lunch, we visit the Cliffs of Moher. Here there is an option to take an off-the-beaten-track self-guided walk through, the unspoiled region along the cliffs. If you or members of your group prefer not to do the walk, our driver/guide will bring you straight to the Cliffs of Moher Center.
• Here there is plenty to do and see, mini walking trails along the Cliffs, shops, cafes, gift stores, and an amazing interactive museum about the cliffs and the surrounding region, wildlife and flora and fauna.
• For lunch, we will head to Inis Oirr (Inisheer) means ‘Island Of The East’ and is the smallest of the three Aran Islands. 
• The size of the Island is about 3 km by 2 km and about 300 people are living here today. We can’t possibly say enough about this charming place, it is very special and happens to be one of our favorites! This Island truly has something for everyone.
• There is lots to see, from the Plassey Shipwreck to the Lighthouse, and an idyllic beach – hire bicycles or take a pony and trap tour to see this beautiful Island Paradise.
• Afterward, you will follow the Coast Road with views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands, making a short stop to walk on the lunar-like landscape of the Burren.
• From there we continue our journey through the Burren, stopping for a quick photo stop is at the 16th Century Dunguaire Castle on the outskirts of Kinvara.
• Soke up the famous colorful atmosphere around the tribal city of Galway – the busker music, the cobblestone lanes, the contemporary flair that blends well with its medieval past, and of course, the oysters
• In the evening, you will have some free time to soak up the atmosphere in the lively streets and pubs. Street performers, live music and dance and colorful locals will keep you entertained during your stay.

Overnight in Galway

We spend another day & night in Galway, so you don’t need to repack your suitcase. Just relax and enjoy.

• This morning we leave Galway and make our way to the ‘savage beauty’ of the Connemara region.  As you journey through Connemara, you’ll have the privilege of encountering Connemara Ponies, a beloved native breed of horse. 
• You’ll likely come across some wild Connemara Mountain Sheep during the tour. They freely graze in the region and might even cross your path during the tour. Keep an eye out for some typical Irish Cattle breeds such as Charolais, Angus, Belgian Blue, and Hereford cows, and you’ll be utterly amazed by how slow they moooove.
• The tour then leads to Leanne Village, a secluded and scenic haven. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to pause for a coffee, and our driver will recommend the best places to enjoy a snack and a coffee. 
• The tour continues alongside beautiful lakes, leading to the Killary Fjord lookout, where you’ll enjoy one of Ireland’s most stunning fjord landscapes. Along the way, your guide will introduce you to an Irish Fairy tree, unveiling its significance in Irish folklore. This is a photo stop you won’t want to miss!
• Dive into the fascinating history of Kylemore Abbey and its immaculate gardens. You’ll have approximately 2.5 hours to explore the Neo-Gothic Church, Victorian Gardens, Restored Gardeners-House, and more! Your guide will provide valuable insights on how to make the most of your time.
• In the afternoon, the journey leads you through the enchanting Inagh Valley, where the trees form a picturesque canopy over the road, reminiscent of scenes from a movie!  
• The drive takes you on a picturesque route through Connemara, allowing you to admire the region’s beautiful loughs and islands. These enchanting landscapes are an invitation to connect with the unspoiled natural world.
• Along the way, enjoy captivating views of Galway Bay and the mighty Atlantic Ocean, with the tour taking you parallel to the coast and offering stunning views of the Wild Atlantic Way.
• Arriving back in the early evening gives you the ideal opportunity to head into the heart of Galway for a tasty evening meal. Savour the best pint of Guinness in Galway and relish the genuine Irish ‘Craic.’ 

Overnight in Galway 

This morning after a hearty breakfast, it's time to burn a few more calories and e-bike around Galway. Over the course of approximately 2.5 hours, we take you through some of the most beautiful highlights that Galway City has to offer. 

• Passing along canals, lakes, castles, beaches, and much more, you’ll learn about Galway’s rich history as well as the craic that makes up Galway’s culture. Our guides provide you with personal stories, observations, and local knowledge throughout.
• Highlights of the City eBike Tour include: The Spanish Arch, Blackrock Diving Tower, Menlo castle, Galway Cathedral, Galway Bay, and a stunning trail which runs alongside the River Corrib.
• In the afternoon, stroll the famous Salthill promenade or go for a wee dip!!! We are lucky enough to stay near the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, the ever-changing light and conditions draw locals in on a daily basis.
• If ebiking is not your thing, it’s also possible to spend a whole day on the Gaelic-speaking island of Inis Mor. You catch a 40 min boat trip to the island (included). On the island, you can choose to explore the island by bus with a local guide or by bike. (€20 to €25).

In the evening, you will have some free time to soak up the atmosphere in the lively streets and pubs. Street performers, live music and dance and colourful locals will keep you entertained during your stay.

Overnight in Galway

• This morning we will travel in Westport, have “the craic” (Irish fun) on an award-winning walking tour while showing you everything this beautiful town has to offer.  They will tell you all about the history of this beautiful Georgian town, from local Saints to local Pirates and everything in between, but you’ll also find out where to get everything from the best handmade Irish ice cream to the best pint of Guinness, all of the things that make Westport officially, the best place to live in Ireland.
• Discover Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, one of the most important megalithic sites in Europe. Over 30 tombs have been discovered here by archaeologists; take some time to explore these fascinating monuments.
• Enjoy a leisurely bout of retail therapy this morning, meandering through the craft and souvenir shops of Donegal.
• This evening is spent overlooking the bay in Donegal Town. You won’t be lost for good music, and a good time in this seaside town.

Overnight in Donegal

Now it is time to explore the North West: the Hills of Donegal. We continue our way to the Assaranca Waterfall. Discover remote stunning beaches, hidden caves and amazing views all around.

• Visit Crolly Distillery and be part of the revival of traditional Donegal Gaeltacht whiskey with ownership of a limited offering of full-bodied complex Irish Pot Still whiskey. 
• Distillation has been passed down through the ages from St Colmcille in 560 AD, who was known to distil alcohol at the bottom of Errigal to the islands poitin makers. 
• From here, you head to one of the most remote and unspoilt areas in the country, County Donegal, which offers stunning scenery and inimitable Gaelic culture. Passing through the romantically haunting Glenveagh National Park and the soaring peak of Mount Errigal, you come to the traditional fishing villages of the area. 
• Our next and final stop is Derry. Northern Ireland’s second-largest city, which is steeped in rich Irish history. We provide a walking tour of the city, helping visitors to learn about the Troubles. Derry is also here where we will spend the evening. Enjoy the amazing restaurants Derry has on offer.

Overnight in Derry

Leaving bustling Derry behind, you move through the phenomenal scenery of the Antrim Coast and Glens, an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 

• Moving along the winding roads of Ballycastle, you enter the awe-inspiring setting of the Giant’s Causeway, where history and myth collide spectacularly with raw geological power.
• A short journey from the coast lies Belfast, a city famed for its industrial heritage and turbulent past. A historical feast, you take a short city tour that covers the capital’s triumphs, tragedies, and soul.
• Explore Belfast with a guided Black Cab Tour (Tour Option) or enjoy a visit to the fantastic Titanic Centre (Tour Option) or follow the Game of Thrones trail.
• Spend some time exploring the city’s coolest pubs, shops, and restaurants.

Overnight in Belfast

Depart Belfast and head south across the border. 

• Morning stroll around Belfast Botanic Gardens, Home to the Palm House and the Tropical Ravine.
• Explore the Ulster Museum and make sense of the past, the present, and the future through collections of art, natural science, and history.
• Recognized primarily as the residence of the High Kings of Ireland, the Hill of Tara in County Meath has held significance since the unearthing of a late Stone Age passage tomb. Delve into the rich history of this iconic attraction, allowing the enchantment and enigma of the Stone Ages to engulf you.
• All good things must come to an end! We will say our fond farewells in Dublin City. If you have some time left in Ireland and would like to spend some time in Dublin your expert guide will arm you with great recommendations for things to see and do in the capital.