Dublin Tours in Fall

I am so happy that I included Northern Ireland in my travel agenda. I learned so much about the troubles. The scenery, people and experiences were wonderful. Travel to Ireland had been on my bucket list, so proud that I had this experience.

We circled the entire island including Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The history of the country is very interesting and our tours gave us many interesting stories. The weather in August was excellent!

Our trip was fabulous. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, witty, friendly and organized. The sights were beautiful and plentiful. Have already recommended to friends and family that it is a must do trip. It was enchanting. Thank you for making our 40th Anniversary so memorable.

Very busy. Lots of walking and getting on and off the bus. You get a taste for lots of sites but never enough time to really get to know them. I saw them is often all ypu get.

The tour guide was very knowledgeable, personable and professional. The bus driver was amazing. We enjoyed the locations that we visited. It was great that there were restaurants and shopping within walking distance of most hotels. THANK YOU and !

This was an excellent 15-day tour which captured all the best of Ireland and Scotland, its castles, landscapes and history. It is value for money and surpassed my expectations, and some of the hotels and meals offered were top class. Having been on a couple of Insight Vacations tours previously, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this tour. I certainly would opt to go on other Trafalgar Tours and have my sights on Turkey, Spain, Portugal, South Africa and South America. Alas, being retired, I have to stretch my finances and hopefully, can achieve my goals in the next five years. The tour itinerary was remarkable in that it included all the famous sites that a two-week tour can capture. Starting with bustling Dublin and the enthralling Irish music, dance and humor cabaret, we went to Waterford and saw, amongst other products, the crystal replica of the Ashes trophy, the holy grail of cricket, fought over regularly between the Australians and English. Blarney Castle and the Blarney Stone story did not disappoint either. The drive around the Ring of Kerry and seeing the spectacular scenery, stopping at Galway, Derry / Londonderry, walking on the slippery stones of the Giant's Causeway, absorbing the history of Ireland, N Ireland and Scotland, a visit to Stirling Castle, Isle of Skye, Loch Ness and finally climaxing with the Edinburgh Military Tatoo. What a blast!!