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From stately castles and rolling green hills to lively pubs, a combined England and Ireland tour offers something for every taste. History buffs will adore exploring England’s magnificent medieval landmarks, including the Tower of London, Dover Castle, and Canterbury Cathedral. Ireland also hosts an impressive collection of regal attractions, such as the Rock of Cashel and Blarney Castle. With so many centuries-old buildings to admire, the trickiest bit is choosing where to go. More interested in folk music? Our Ireland tours let you explore its thriving trad (traditional) music scene, while Dublin punters should order a pint at the Cobblestone Pub to hear heartfelt impromptu tunes. Smaller towns like Galway and Doolin have scores of lively pubs. The scenery is splendid across both nations. Our England tours include natural highlights like Mount Snowdon and the cascading falls of Snowdonia National Park. Over in Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher and Giant’s Causeway are destined to impress. Not keen to go it alone? Book one of our England and Ireland nature tours to discover these heavenly gems.

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Anonymous | Traveled in July

Nice overview of the Republic of Ireland. Covers a lot of ground in a short time.

Anonymous | Traveled in July

Everything was first class-lodging, meals, coach, guides and driver. It was a small group (24) so lots of room on the coach. I would have liked more time at places like the Cliffs of Moher. We had less than an hour, so we didn’t have any time to go through the museum. Seems like we had too much “shopping” time for me, but some people like that. I would have been happy with less fancy lodging with a corresponding lower cost. Again, I don’t care about where I sleep as long as it’s comfortable and clean. It was nice that tips were included in the pricing so we didn’t have to keep cash handy. Overall, great trip.

Anonymous | Traveled in July

Great experience with friends and seeing all the sights of Ireland. The guide, James, was awesome and very knowledgeable. We were able to get to key sights before the crowds and enjoy the experience without the heavy crowds. The food was bit disappointing. We suggest that more of the group meals occur at a local restaurant rather than being held at the hotels. The final meal at the restaurant was fantastic and would've liked more of this experience throughout the trip.

Anonymous | Traveled in July

This was my first visit to Ireland and Scotland. This itinerary covered all the most important sites and gave us a great overview.

Roslyn R. | Traveled in July

A very good itinerary was arranged and enjoyed with a lot of free time available in between to do and see for yourself. A good balance of meals included and easy travel between beauty spots. Tour Director and bus driver were very easy to ask questions and helpful all the time. I would recommend this style of travel.

Anonymous | Traveled in July

The Clovelly cafe lacked any atmosphere, and the scones were terrible The rest of Clovelly was excellent. Maybe more explanation re the walk down the steep hill about the things to look at going down The two included meals were excellent