9100-A-TASTE-OF-IRELAND
9100-A-TASTE-OF-IRELAND
Tour Code - 9100
6 days Dublin to DublinDublin, Ennis, Killarney
All inclusive prices starting at: $949
Meals
- Breakfast - 5
- Lunch - 0
- Dinner - 2
9100-A-TASTE-OF-IRELAND
Day by Day
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| 1 | ARRIVE IN DUBLIN, IRELAND.
Check into your hotel. In the afternoon there is free time to rest or explore the lively Irish capital. This evening, meet your Tour Director and travelling companions for dinner at the hotel. (D)
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| 2 | DUBLIN.
After a hearty Irish breakfast, a morning orientation of the "Fair City" starts off with an orientation drive along statue-lined O'Connell Street. Then, admire elegant Georgian squares, St. Patrick's Cathedral, and famous Trinity College. The afternoon is at leisure; discover for yourself the buzz of this fascinating city-Temple Bar, Crafton Street, and St. Stephen's Green are all within walking distance from each other and give you a wonderful insight on how Dubliners go about their everyday life. This evening, why not join a fun optional Irish cabaret evening with dance, song, and laughter? (B)
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| 3 | DUBLIN-GALWAY-CLIFFS OF MOHER-ENNIS.
Take the road to Galway this morning, a popular seaside destination and a buzzing cosmopolitan centre with cobblestone streets, colourful shops, and a busy cafe and bar culture. Cross the limestone plateau of The Burren to visit the spectacular 204-metre Cliffs of Moher. Tonight, you have a chance to attend an optional medieval banquet at Knappogue Castle. (B)
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| 4 | ENNIS-ADARE-RING OF KERRY-KILLARNEY.
Stop for photos in Adare, a village known for its prize-winning thatched cottages. At Killorglin, join the road known as the "Ring of Kerry" for a 160-kilometre coastal panoramic drive: sparkling seascapes, mountains dotted with brightly coloured farmhouses, winding lanes bordered with subtropical vegetation, and spectacular views of the Lakes of Killarney from Ladies View. Before dinner you might want to join an optional visit to Muckross House, built in the 19th century for Henry Arthur Herbert and his wife, watercolourist Mary Balfour Herbert. (B,D)
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| 5 | KILLARNEY-BLARNEY-CASHEL-DUBLIN.
More scenic splendour as you head over the Kerry Mountains into County Cork and to Blarney, famous for its Stone of Eloquence, with time at your leisure to see the castle and shop for Irish crafts and handmade crystal. After lunch, stop at the Rock of Cashel, where St. Patrick preached. Back in Dublin tonight, celebrate the success of your tour with an optional dinner evening at the Guinness Storehouse. (B)
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| 6 | DUBLIN.
Your holiday ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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