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Ireland's Epic 7-Day Adventure: Dublin Start
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Overview
The 7-Day Great Atlantic Adventure Small-Group Tour of Ireland starts in Dublin and shows off the best of Ireland with a small group of no more than 14 people. This tour makes sure everyone is comfortable, keeps driving times short, and explores hidden gems with local guides. This lets guests experience Ireland like a local.
What to Expect: This adventure packs in the best of Ireland. It includes famous places like the Cliffs of Moher and the Blarney Stone, where guests can kiss the stone. People will also see beautiful spots like the Ring of Kerry and Killarney National Park. The tour also stops in charming towns such as Cork and Kinsale. Guests can enjoy the views at Dingle Bay and Slea Head Loop, with a special drive along Slea Head. There's even a chance to watch a sheepdog demonstration and explore the Burren National Park.
The tour includes 6 nights in local guesthouses or boutique hotels, chosen by travel experts. Transportation to all locations is provided in an air-conditioned mini-coach. Guests will enjoy cycling tours in Galway and the Aran Islands, a historical tour with snacks, and a kayak trip in Dingle Bay. A professional Irish tour guide will be with the group throughout the adventure. Breakfast is included. What’s not included is lunch, dinner, other food and drinks, and tips. Rock of Cashel, Dunguaire Castle, Kinvara, Galway, Inis Mór, Dún Aonghasa, Connemara, Westport, and Croagh Patrick are some of the locations that the experience will visit. 
Highlights
Kiss the Blarney Stone: Get a chance to kiss the famous Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle.
See the Cliffs of Moher: Visit the amazing Cliffs of Moher with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Explore the Ring of Kerry: Drive along the scenic Ring of Kerry and enjoy Ireland's natural beauty.
Kayak in Dingle Bay: Go on a kayaking adventure in Dingle Bay.
Visit the Aran Islands: Go on a cycling tour and see ancient sites on the Aran Islands.
Stay in Local Guesthouses: Sleep in cozy, hand-picked guesthouses and hotels for an authentic experience.
Sentiment Analysis
Overall, customers really enjoyed the tour of Ireland. They liked the friendly guides, seeing lots of famous places, and the small size of the group. Some people wished for more free time and shorter bus rides.
Customers loved seeing so many beautiful places in Ireland.
Many people enjoyed the small group size, which made the tour feel more personal.
Travelers liked the tour guides, who were friendly and helpful.
Guests appreciated the included activities, such as visiting the Cliffs of Moher and Blarney Castle.
Some visitors felt that there wasn't enough free time to explore on their own.
A few people mentioned that the bus rides could be long between destinations.
The Journey
Rock of Cashel
Discover the Rock of Cashel, a historic site rising dramatically from the plains of Tipperary. This iconic landmark showcases a cluster of medieval buildings, including a round tower, chapel, cathedral, and castle, each echoing tales from over 1,000 years of Irish history. A quick photo stop here provides a glimpse into Ireland's rich heritage and spiritual past, making it a must-see on any journey through the South West.
Cork
Experience the vibrant city of Cork, self-proclaimed 'real capital' of Ireland, known for its rebellious spirit and rich maritime history. Kiss the legendary Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle, an act said to bestow 'the gift of the gab.' Explore the castle grounds and gardens, immersing yourself in the enchanting atmosphere. Cork offers a dynamic blend of cultural attractions, delicious food, and lively pubs, making it an unmissable stop on your Irish adventure.
Kinsale
Immerse yourself in the charm of Kinsale, a stunning harbor town in West Cork renowned for its award-winning restaurants and breathtaking coastal scenery. Take a walking tour through its narrow, winding streets, lined with colorful buildings and historic sites. Indulge in fresh seafood, experience the vibrant local culture, and soak in the dramatic beauty of this gem on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Ring of Kerry & Killarney National Park
Journey through the Ring of Kerry, a scenic route showcasing some of Ireland's most spectacular landscapes. Begin in Kenmare, a heritage town brimming with charm. Discover hidden gems like Moll's Gap and Torc Waterfall within Killarney National Park, where you can cycle through ancient woodlands or explore Killarney town and the historic Muckross House. This route offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Dingle
Unwind in the celebrated coastal town of Dingle, known for its quirky pubs, fantastic restaurants, and vibrant traditional music scene. The evening is yours to explore this charming town, soak up the local atmosphere, and perhaps stumble upon an unforgettable traditional Irish music session. Dingle offers a perfect blend of relaxation and authentic Irish experiences.
Dingle Bay & Slea Head Loop
Choose your adventure in Dingle: kayak in Dingle Bay with Irish Adventures, exploring the stunning coastline and marine life, or embark on a self-guided e-bike tour of the Slea Head Loop. This scenic route offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and ancient historical sites, allowing you to experience the beauty of the Dingle Peninsula at your own pace.
Slea Head Drive
Embark on an impressive trip along the Slea Head Drive, one of Ireland's most scenic coastal roads, guided by an expert. Experience panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, ancient Celtic and pre-Christian monuments, and the charming Irish countryside. You might even get to meet some local fluffy friends—baby lambs! The Slea Head Drive encapsulates the wild beauty and rich history of the Dingle Peninsula.
Castlegregory
Bid farewell to Dingle and journey north, marveling at the stunning views of Castlegregory along the way. This picturesque village on the Dingle Peninsula offers panoramic views of Brandon Bay and the surrounding mountains. Take in the scenic beauty as you continue your adventure through Ireland.
Sheepdog Demonstration
Witness a captivating sheepdog demonstration by a local farmer, an authentic glimpse into rural Irish life. Marvel at the incredible skill and teamwork between border collies and their masters as they herd sheep across the landscape. This engaging and educational experience showcases the unique bond between humans and animals in the Irish countryside.
Cliffs of Moher
Embark on a ferry journey across the River Shannon to County Clare, home to the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Explore these breathtaking cliffs on a guided hike, taking in the dramatic coastline and fresh sea air. Discover hidden gems away from the crowds, listen to the roar of the Wild Atlantic Ocean, and capture stunning photos of this natural wonder. The Cliffs of Moher offer an unforgettable experience, blending natural beauty with captivating legends.
Burren National Park
Explore the Burren National Park, a unique and otherworldly landscape characterized by limestone pavements, rare wildflowers, and fascinating history. Enjoy a scenic drive through the park, taking in the breathtaking views and discovering its hidden corners. This area is a haven for unique flora and fauna, making it a must-see for nature lovers and those interested in geological wonders.
Dunguaire Castle & Kinvara
Enjoy a scenic drive through the Burren National Park, stopping at the 16th-century Dunguaire Castle, located in the picturesque fishing village of Kinvara. Take a moment to capture stunning photos of this historic castle, perched on the edge of Galway Bay. Kinvara offers a glimpse into traditional Irish coastal life, with its colorful boats and charming harbor.
Galway
Explore Galway, a vibrant city known worldwide for its festivals and culture. As the European Capital of Culture in 2020, Galway boasts a rich history, lively atmosphere, charming shops, delicious local cuisine, and a vibrant street scene filled with music, art, and entertainment. Immerse yourself in the city's unique character and experience the best of Irish culture.
Aran Islands (Inis Mór)
Journey along the coastal road to Rossaveel pier and embark on a sail to the Aran Islands. Explore the largest of these islands, Inis Mór, marveling at its awe-inspiring landscapes and interacting with friendly locals. Discover the island's unique culture, learn a few Gaelic phrases, and experience the timeless beauty of this remote and enchanting destination.
Inis Mór
Explore the rugged coastline of Inis Mór by cycling along its peaceful, winding roads, taking in the stunning scenery and interacting with friendly locals. This offers a unique way to experience the island's beauty and connect with its rich cultural heritage.
Dún Aonghasa
Discover the ancient hill fort of Dún Aonghasa, perched dramatically on a cliff edge overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on Inis Mór. Explore the ruins of this prehistoric monument, learn about its fascinating history, and imagine the lives of the people who once inhabited this remote and isolated location. Dún Aonghasa offers breathtaking views and a glimpse into Ireland's ancient past.
Connemara & Westport
Return to the mainland and be captivated by the stunning views of Connemara National Park. Discover the charming town of Westport, nestled on Clew Bay, and explore nearby Killary Harbour, Ireland's only natural fjord. Unwind in Westport, enjoying local craft beers and delicious cuisine. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and experience a traditional Irish music session at Matt Molloy's bar. Connemara and Westport offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences.
Croagh Patrick
Before you finish your Overland Ireland small group tour, challenge yourself to climb Croagh Patrick, the west’s most iconic mountain, and learn about the man responsible for St. Patrick’s Day. This is the ultimate way to finish off an unforgettable journey through Ireland, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape and a sense of accomplishment. Complete the journey in Dublin with recommendations for exploring the bustling capital city.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes transport in an air-conditioned mini-coach, 6 nights in local guesthouses or boutique hotels, breakfast, cycling tours, a historical tour with snacks, a kayak excursion, and a professional tour guide. It does not include lunch, dinner, other food and drinks, or gratuities.
Hot Tip
Some of the reviews suggest wearing comfortable shoes, packing for all types of weather, and bringing snacks for the longer drives.
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