Custom Journeys to Ireland

Here’s Why We Love Ireland

Ireland offers some of the most stunning vistas in the world including the Ring of Kerry and Wild Atlantic Way. It’s authentic and off-the-beaten-path. For the history buff there are Blarney Castle, Dublin Castle, Kilmainham Gaol, and more. Dublin, Cork and Killarney each have their own unique attractions including literary walks and old-world pubs hosting live music events. It’s a culinary mecca for traditional and contemporary food lovers.

English Market

Browsing the historic market in Cork exceeds all gastronomic expectations.

Ring of Kerry

See the sights in style with a horse-drawn carriage ride in Killarney.

Dublin Musts

After seeing the Kilmainham Gaol, enjoy a glass of Guinness at the brewery’s rooftop bar.

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Ireland

Starting at $425/person/day

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Sample Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Cork

Your journey starts in Cork with an introduction to Ireland’s cultural heritage on the lively St. Patrick’s Street and one of the world’s oldest markets and culinary institutions. Be sure to visit the English Market.

Day 2: Eclectic Kenmare

Tour the scenic Ring of Kerry. Visit the charming heritage town of Kenmare where tradition and modernity blend together into an eclectic atmosphere. Discover old-world pubs, antique shops and art galleries, delis and gourmet restaurants.

Day 3: Exploring the Ring of Kerry

Explore the Irish countryside. Continue on the Ring of Kerry to the incredible Moll’s Gap with views of Black Valley, the last place in Ireland to be connected to the national electric grid. Tour the Muckross House and Gardens set in the middle of Killarney National Park.

Day 4: Boating to Skellig Michael

Make a stop in Waterville, a favorite holiday spot for Charlie Chaplin, then continue to the famous Skellig Ring. Take a boat trip to Skellig Michael, the island where scenes for Star Wars were filmed.

Day 5: The Wild Atlantic Coast

Visit historic Bantry House overlooking the lush green landscape of the Wild Atlantic Coast. The nearly uninhabited, narrow peninsula of Sheep’s Head offers absolutely amazing scenery in all directions.

Day 6: Clonakilty, an epicure's delight

Explore the quirky town of Clonakilty with its hand painted business signs and gourmet shops. Indulge in traditional black pudding, artisan Irish yoghurt and locally sourced smoked fish.

Day 7: Drombeg Stone Circle

Discover the Drombeg Stone Circle, one of the most famous stone circles in Ireland built with the purpose of observing the winter solstice and conducting burial ceremonies. Spend the afternoon in charming Baltimore.

Day 8: Kinsale's Star-shaped Fort

Visit the 17th century Charles Fort perched at the edge of the sea, one of the largest defense structures in Ireland built to protect the nearby town. In Kinsale enjoy the pubs and seafood restaurants, a mecca of Irish delicacies.

Day 9: Dublin's Best

Explore Dublin’s noteworthy attractions. See the Dublin Castle, discover Temple Bar, visit the Guinness Storehouse, and head to Dublin’s Quay to visit the EPIC Museum which tells the story of Irish immigration to America. Return home from Dublin.