Ireland in Low Season

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7 daysDuration

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10 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

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Involves sustained activity requiring a reasonable level of fitness and endurance.

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Dublin, Ireland

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Highlights

Visit Ireland’s top cities, Dublin, Galway, Cork, Waterford

Discover Ireland’s natural beauty

Explore Dublin and Killarney with full days in each city

Enjoy included visits to St Patrick’s Cathedral and the Cliffs of Moher

Itinerary

Escape the crowds and immerse yourself in Ireland’s vibrant landscapes and lively cities on this 7-day guided tour, perfect for mature travelers and those seeking a more relaxed pace. Start and end in Dublin, then journey through Galway, Cork, and Waterford, soaking in the Emerald Isle’s legendary beauty. Explore the dramatic Cliffs of Moher, medieval castles, and enchanting cathedrals, with ample free time to wander at your leisure. Travel through rolling green countryside, enjoy handpicked included experiences, and savor the warmth of Irish hospitality—without the hustle of peak-season crowds. The unique advantage: a thoughtfully balanced trip that combines iconic sights with authentic local flavor, all in the tranquility of Ireland’s low season.

day 1Start of tour in Dublin

Your Irish adventure begins today! Meet up with your group and tour leader at the hotel in Dublin this morning. Then, set off on an orientation tour of Ireland’s vibrant capital. See top sights including the world-renowned Trinity College and visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral! Afterwards, enjoy free time to explore more on your own or join the optional excursion for an unmissable taste of Dublin. Start with a delicious pub lunch, head to a whiskey museum for a tasting and bring home a branded glass as a souvenir. Look forward to a hearty, three-course dinner tonight at the hotel.

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Dinner

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Discover Dublin, Ireland’s capital, on a driving tour, Visit the must-see St Patrick’s Cathedra

day 2Dublin - Kilkenny - Waterford

day 3Waterford - Cork - Blarney Castle - Killarney

day 4Killarney

day 5Killarney - Adare - Limerick - Cliffs of Moher - Galway

day 6Galway - Connemara - Athlone - Dublin

day 7End of tour in Dublin

What's Included

Accommodation

6 nights hotel accommodation in twin rooms with private bathrooms. The majority of our accommodations are of a 3- and 4-star standard, offering excellent value, comfort and convenienceSingle travellers have the option to pay a single supplement to ensure a private room (subject to availability)

Meals

6 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners *Vegetarian options available for all meals on request

Transport

Modern air-conditioned coach with reclining seats and toilet onboardAny public transport used as part of the tour (excludes free days)

Guide

Fully guided tour with experienced tour leaderTour leader will accompany group throughout and manage all logistical details

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Discover Dublin, Ireland’s capital, on a driving tourVisit the must-see St Patrick’s CathedraCapture Kilkenny’s culture on an orientation tourSee the seaport of Waterford, Ireland’s oldest cityVenture inside The House of Waterford CrystalLet Cork, Ireland’s second-largest city, captivate youEmbrace the heritage in the picturesque village of AdareVisit Limerick; see the treaty Stone & King John's CastleTake a photo at the iconic Cliffs of MoherGet acquainted with the harbour city of GalwayVisit Ireland's oldest pub in Athlone

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