Ireland 12-Day Tours and Trips

<p>To be honest I don't really have a point of reference on pricing and I did pay a hefty single occupancy upgrade but I so enjoyed the experience that I believe the cost was worth it.</p> , basic_html

From start to finish this tour was fantastic. Every day I’d think wow , what a great day. And I said same thing every night. Our tour guide Sarah and driver John ensured we saw and experienced as much of Ireland as possible. Hotels were very good , and the meals were amazing

Liam was an excellent tour guide and driver Marius was a fantastic driver. Plenty of recommendations for food and experiences with our free time. All stops were amazing especially the whisky

A good tour to get a taste of Ireland. Not too rushed when you take 12 days. Our guide was excellent, bounded with the tour group and had the group get along well together, which made the trip very enjoyable.

Everything about the trip met my expectations. I would have liked more time to explore the smaller villages at the expense of some of the larger towns even if it added a day or two to the trip. That, and perhaps staying no less than two nights at stopovers would have been good for me. But enjoyed the commentary, particularly local experts where available, the direction and assistance of the tour ****** and driver, the accommodation, and the small group experience. Good value for money indeed.

Tour guide was ABSOLUTELY awesome. Hard to pick one experience but she included some little-known options like the sacred wells/springs from way back in Gaelic history. Learning about the culture (through GAA games, description of architecture, etc.) was something I likely would have missed if I had gone on my own. THe thing I did not like (but which worked out) was that I understood our tour group was 6 people but that we needed 12 for a liaison. When I asked what this meant, I did not get an explanation that we'd be merged into a much larger group. I did not prefer being far away from towns for hotels such as Rine and Gerryvoe. Trinity City in Dublin was great. Upper level staff at Rine was also now very aware of how customer service is supposed to work. The actual servers and next level down employees were great. Just the top dogs acted like you were rather an encumbrance to be managed. Tour gets 5 starts largely because our tour guide, our bus driver and the places visited. Food was variable as was hotel.