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Explore Blarney Castle, Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Inis Mór, Derry, Giant’s Causeway & Belfast!

Our ultimate Irish adventure! Explore the whole of the island, north and south plus Inis Mór (Aran Islands) hidden away off the west coast. This one has it all -traditional music, stunning scenery, ancient monuments and vibrant towns plus great “craic” on the road and at night. This is your chance to see Ireland through Irish eyes. Seven action packed and fun filled days which may well turn out to be the best days of your life!

Free Time

• Soak up the atmosphere of the bustling town of Killarney
• Listen to traditional music in Ennis
• Enjoy pints of the black stuff in Galway, Ireland’s cultural capital
• Inis Mór- hire a bike and get lost for the day, check out the Dun Aonghasa semi circular stone fort over looking Atlantic ocean
• Derry- take an award winning walking tour of Derry City’s medieval then a pint with the locals
• Explore the capital of Northern Ireland – Belfast

Free Stuff

• Michelstown Caves
• Giants Causeway
• Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
• Dunluce Castle
• Cliffs of Moher
• Transfer and ferry to Inis Mor
• Traditional Irish 'session'
• Blarney Castle

Accommodation

Accommodation is guaranteed on all trips - we reserve the beds and you pay as you go. The price is between €18 and €22 per person per night in shared dorm accommodation. 

Itinerary

Day 1: Dublin - Killarney
Pass the River Liffey on the way to Cashel, explore the amazing Mitchelstown Caves, then we head through the Golden Vale to Blarney in the rebel county of Cork. Overnight Killarney

Day 2: Killarney - Ennis
Today it’s all about breathtaking scenery and adventure.  Spend the day exploring the dramatic Dingle Peninsula and we take you to the edge of the ancient world…and beyond! Then it’s time to take the ferry over the mighty Shannon to Co Clare. Overnight Ennis

Day 3: Ennis - Galway
Hold on to your hats because today we’ll visit the awesome Cliffs of Moher.  After lunch we’ll explore the weird and magical world of the Burren – Ireland’s lunar landscape and home to ancient tombs, fairies and leprechauns! Our stop for the night is Galway - Ireland’s cultural capital and festival city. Overnight Galway
 
Day 4: Inis Mór Day (Aran Islands)
We spend a whole day on Inis Mór – the largest of the Aran Islands and made famous by Father Ted! Inis Mór (only 9 miles long by 2 miles wide or 10 by 3 depending on who you talk to!) has over 3000 miles of stone walls! The locals here are fluent Gaelic speakers and you’ll be free to explore the island at your leisure. You can hike around the island or even better fun - explore the island by bike! You can’t miss the awe-inspiring fortress of Dun Aonghasa – a 3000 year old ring fort perched on the edge of a 300 foot cliff. After a breath taking day it’s time to head back to the main land for a pint of Guinness and a fun filled night. Overnight Galway

Day 5: Galway - Derry
Today we make our way through the wild, rugged and rural Connemara. Then along the surfy coast of Co. Sligo to the resting place of world famous poet W.B. Yeats.  The medieval city of Derry will test your emotions as you are brought face to face with its troubled past on a walk through both past and present. Overnight Derry.

Day 6: Derry - Belfast
Today you’ll wander through the haunted battlements of Dunluce Castle before following in the footsteps of Giants on the eighth natural wonder of the world – The Giant’s Causeway. We’ll take you to the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge* (weather permitting) where you can sway Indiana Jones style. Then it’s party time in the North’s vibrant capital Belfast. Overnight Belfast
 
Day 7: Belfast - Dublin
This morning you can take a Black Cab tour of Belfast city. On the Black Cab tour you’ll visit the Loyalist and Republican heartlands of the city where you’ll learn about the Troubles and sign the Peace Wall. See the political murals and explore the underbelly of the city in your taxi with a real Belfast local at the wheel. Or just spend the morning wandering around Belfast either way you’ll enjoy what you see. Leaving the politics behind we head back towards to Dublin. En route we’ll stop off to see a ruined monastery with High Celtic Crosses and finish off by passing the site of the Battle of the Boyne.

Tour Cost

Adult $629.00
Student $589.00
Prices in Australian Dollars