Blarney, Kerry & Moher: 3-Day Ireland Rail Adventure
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Overview
The 3-Day Blarney Castle, Ring of Kerry, & Cliffs of Moher Rail tour lets guests discover Ireland's west and southwest. From Dublin, visitors journey by rail and coach to experience iconic landmarks and charming villages.
What to Expect: The tour includes stops at Blarney Castle & Village, where one can kiss the Blarney Stone. It also visits Cóbh (Queenstown), a town with a rich maritime history. The scenic Ring of Kerry drive and the majestic Cliffs of Moher are also major highlights. Travelers will also visit The Burren & Galway Bay, plus Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, providing a comprehensive view of Ireland's natural beauty and cultural heritage.
This tour includes a qualified driver-guide on coaches, an information pack, reserved seats on trains, and a host on trains. Breakfast is provided, as well as all travel by rail and coach from Dublin Heuston Station. Two nights' accommodation in a B&B, including a Full Irish Breakfast, are also part of the package. Gratuities, food, and drinks (unless specified) are not included.




Highlights
Kiss the Blarney Stone: Visit Blarney Castle and get the gift of gab!
Explore the Ring of Kerry: Drive along one of Ireland's most scenic routes.
Marvel at the Cliffs of Moher: See breathtaking views of the Atlantic coast.
Enjoy Comfortable Travel: Relax with reserved seats on trains and comfortable coaches.
Sentiment Analysis
Overall, customers enjoyed seeing the sights of Ireland on this tour. Many liked the guides and the scenery, but some thought the pace was too fast.

Customers say the tour guides are friendly and know a lot about the area.
Many visitors enjoyed the beautiful scenery and the chance to see famous landmarks.
The train rides were comfortable and a nice way to travel between destinations.
Several reviewers liked the B&B accommodations and the full Irish breakfast.
Some guests felt the tour was too rushed, with not enough time at each stop.
A few people mentioned that the bus could be crowded.
The Journey
Blarney Castle & Village
Journey to Blarney Castle, a medieval stronghold famous for its Blarney Stone. Legend says kissing the stone grants the gift of eloquence. Explore the castle's beautiful gardens and then immerse yourself in the charm of Blarney Village, offering opportunities for shopping and savoring a traditional Irish lunch. Blarney Castle's history dates back to the 15th century, and the surrounding parklands offer serene walks and unique geological features.
Cóbh (Queenstown)
Visit Cóbh, formerly known as Queenstown, a town steeped in maritime history. Explore St. Colman's Cathedral and stroll along the waterfront, passing the historic White Star Line offices. Discover the Queenstown Story at the Cóbh Heritage Centre, which details Cóbh's significant role in Irish emigration, including its poignant connection to the Titanic as its last port of call. Cóbh also offers insights into the Great Famine and the Lusitania tragedy, making it a deeply moving and historically rich destination. You might even spot some Irish Navy ships, as Cóbh is the headquarters of the Irish Navy.
Ring of Kerry
Embark on a scenic drive around the Ring of Kerry, a breathtaking coastal route showcasing Ireland's stunning natural landscapes. Circle the majestic MacGillycuddy Reeks mountains, traverse picturesque passes and valleys, and admire the shores of Dingle Bay and Kenmare Bay. Capture photo opportunities in charming villages like Glenbeigh, Waterville, and Sneem. Conclude your journey with panoramic views from Ladies View, overlooking the Lakes of Killarney, and a tranquil passage through the oakwoods of Killarney National Park. The Ring of Kerry offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and quintessential Irish charm.
Cliffs of Moher
Stand in awe at the Cliffs of Moher, dramatic sea cliffs that rise majestically above the Atlantic Ocean. Experience the raw power and beauty of nature as you gaze across the endless expanse of sea. Learn about the unique geology and diverse birdlife that call these cliffs home. The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's most popular tourist attractions, offering an unforgettable experience of Ireland's rugged coastline.
The Burren & Galway Bay
Journey along the coast road from the Cliffs of Moher to Galway, passing through the unique landscape of The Burren. This national park, meaning 'rocky place' in Irish, is renowned for its diverse flora and striking geological formations. Continue along the scenic route, passing charming coastal villages like Ballyvaughan and Kinvara, before arriving in Galway. Explore the vibrant streets surrounding Eyre Square and immerse yourself in the city's rich cultural heritage. Galway, a hub of traditional music and arts, offers a taste of authentic Irish culture.
Bunratty Castle & Folk Park
Discover Bunratty Castle, a well-preserved medieval castle that offers a fascinating glimpse into Ireland's past. Explore the adjoining folk park, a living museum that recreates 19th-century Irish life. Wander through traditional houses, farmsteads, and workshops, and experience the warmth of Irish hospitality. Enjoy a cup of tea in the tea house and immerse yourself in the rich heritage and culture of rural Ireland. Bunratty Castle & Folk Park provides an enriching and immersive experience for visitors of all ages.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a qualified driver-guide on coaches, an information pack, reserved seats on trains, a host on trains and breakfast. All travel is by rail and coach from Dublin Heuston Station, with 2 nights accommodation in a B&B, including a Full Irish Breakfast. Gratuities, food, and drinks (unless specified) are not included.
Hot Tip
Customers suggest wearing comfortable shoes for walking and exploring. Bringing snacks and drinks is also a good idea, as food options may be limited at some stops.