7-day Ireland To Island Small Group Tour From Dublin
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Itinerary
6x Breakfast
6x Breakfast
Accommodation included: 6 nights
Accommodation included: 6 nights
6 nights local boutique hotel...
6 nights local boutique hotel and guesthouse accommodation, carefully selected by our team
Full Irish breakfast each day...
Full Irish breakfast each day (or something healthier)
Trip with Set down to...
Trip with Set down to Skellig Michael (weather conditions permitting)
Walking food tour of Galway
Walking food tour of Galway
Ferry trip to the Aran...
Ferry trip to the Aran Islands
Loads of 'craic' = fun
Loads of 'craic' = fun
Guided hikes and amazing Overland...
Guided hikes and amazing Overland Ireland Irish Tour guides
Airconditioned transport to all locations
Airconditioned transport to all locations
All relevant taxes
All relevant taxes
Entry/Admission - Rock of Cashel
Entry/Admission - Rock of Cashel
Entry/Admission - Jameson Distillery Midleton
Entry/Admission - Jameson Distillery Midleton
Entry/Admission - Blarney Castle &...
Entry/Admission - Blarney Castle & Gardens
Entry/Admission - Ring of Kerry
Entry/Admission - Ring of Kerry
Entry/Admission - Skellig Michael
Entry/Admission - Skellig Michael
Entry/Admission - Killarney National Park
Entry/Admission - Killarney National Park
Entry/Admission - Inch Beach
Entry/Admission - Inch Beach
Entry/Admission - Cliffs of Moher
Entry/Admission - Cliffs of Moher
Entry/Admission - Connemara National Park...
Entry/Admission - Connemara National Park & Visitor Centre
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Lunch & Diner
Lunch & Diner
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Gratuities
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Itinerary
Day 1: Medieval Castles - Distillery Experience - Titanic
Stop At: Rock of Cashel, Rock Vista Moor Lane, Cashel Ireland
We leave Dublin and head south, arriving at Cobh harbour in County Cork, the place of 3 million goodbyes as famine and poverty forced people aboard ships bound for a better life. Itโs also where the Titanic last stopped, before embarking on her ill-fated voyage.
Is it a Chapel? Is it a Palace? Is it a Cathedral? The 1000 year old Rock of Cashel is all three and itโs an open-mouthed moment.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Jameson Distillery Midleton, Distillery Walk, Midleton Ireland
Weโll travel forward to the 17th century and the home of the Midleton Distillery, now a modern complex and the largest whiskey producer in Ireland. From Jameson to Powers and Tullamore Dew to a Middleton Rare, get to taste, mull and learn about our uisce beatha (water of life).
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Cobh, Cobh, County Cork
Itโs back to the twinkly lights of colourful Cobh and over a pint of the blackstuff, (Murphyโs, not Guinness in these parts) in Mansworthโs, youโll hear backstories about how this pub was the last port of call for the misty-eyed emigrants, waiting for their ships to come in. The harbour beckons and perhaps a trip to the Quayโs Bar & Restaurant, famous for its private marina and slow roasted scallops.
Duration: 4 hours
No meals included on this day.
Accommodation included: The Commodore in Cobh is perfect to wind down and get a good night sleep
Day 2: Kiss The Blarney Stone - Ring of Kerry
Stop At: Blarney Castle & Gardens, Monacnapa, Blarney, Cork T23 Y598 Ireland
Itโs off for a spot of kissing next and to the famous Blarney Stone. Legend has it that whoever kisses it, gets the gift of the gab; your bus buddies will be sure to tell you if it works!
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Ring of Kerry, Ireland
After a stop in Kenmare with its quirky teashops and craft galleries, weโll take on The Ring of Kerry; 179km, of mystical and magical landscape where goats are crowned Kings (Puck Fair). Have your phones fully charged for photos of Mollโs Gap, Torc waterfall and Ross castle in Killarney National Park.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Portmagee, Portmagee, County Kerry
Itโs over to the dark side next and to Portmagee, where weโll stay tonight in preparation for some Jedi spotting. The village is named after one of the most notorious smugglers of the 18th Century, Captain Theobald Magee who used the many coves and caves to transport and hide his contraband of spirits, tobacco, textiles and tea.
Duration: 2 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: The wonderful Moorings
Day 3: Skellig Michael Landing Tour - Streets of Killarney
Stop At: Skellig Michael, Ballinskeillig Bay Ireland
Long ago, before the Jedis came from a galaxy, far, far away, monks from the 6th century, would climb the 599 steps carved out of the prismatic Skellig Michael, too fast and pray in its intricate, stone beehive cells. Named after the archangel Michael, while the word "Skellig" is derived from the Gaelic sceilig, meaning a splinter of stone, it is home to the oldest preserved monastery in Europe and a variety of gannets, puffins, razorbills and grey seals. In Star Wars lore, it is the island sanctuary, Ahch-To where Luke Skywalker trains Rey in the ways of The Force.
Duration: 6 hours
Stop At: Killarney, Killarney, County Kerry
After working up a thirst in this otherworldly place, you might want to turn to the dark side yourself and chase down a few pints of the blackstuff in Murphyโs or JM Reidyโs in Killarney.
Duration: 2 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: Fuchsia House Killarney
Day 4: Explore the Majestic Killarney National Park - Beautiful Dinlge Peninsula
Stop At: Killarney National Park Cork Road, Killarney Ireland
On the hunt for glacier shaped lakes, mystical waterfalls and red deer, weโll gear up for a two hour cycle around Killarney National Park with stop offs at the 18th Victorian, Muckross House and the epic Torc waterfall.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Inch Beach, Inch Ireland
Itโs off to Inch Beach now, where golden sand stretches for miles and Ryanโs daughter met a smitten Robert Mitchum.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Dingle, Dingle, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry
The Dingle peninsula will take our afternoon. Watch a local sheep-farmer skilfully working his sheepdogs in gathering and controlling sheep in a skill been handed down the generations who have kept sheep on Mount Eagle for hundreds of years. The evening belongs to Dingle and how about a trip to hardware store, Foxy Johnโs? Donโt be alarmed, the only DIY youโll be doing is ordering a drink from its fully stocked bar. And did we tell you about the Leather Shop, Dick Macโs? It comes with a pub, a gang of lively locals and a very loquacious barman.
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: The Dingle Marina Lodge
Day 5: Jaw Dropping Cliffs of Moher - The Burren National Park
Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland
Itโs โbye, byeโ Dingle on the way to the historic Burren. Crossing the Shannon, weโll head to the edge of the world and to The Cliffs of Moher, 14 km of dramatic coastline standing 300 metres above the churning Atlantic. Weโll take on a two and a half hour of the Cliffs, veering off the traditional tourist trails to find secret passages and fissures and unrivalled photo opportunities as the Atlantic roars its appreciation. Voted a Unesco world heritage site, standing at the ledge, youโll feel like youโre at the very edge of the world.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Doolin, Doolin, The Burren, County Clare
As evening draws in, weโll spend it in Doolin, The Capital City of Irish music and between the music and the foot-tapping, the black-stuff and the company, โthe craic will be ninetyโ!
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: The Fiddle and Bow
Day 6: Magnificent Aran Islands - Famous Stone forts
Stop At: Aran Islands, Aran Islands, County Galway, Western Ireland
After the โFull Irishโ, (cooked breakfast) itโs off to catch the ferry from Doolin to Inis Mor (literally โbig islandโ), the largest of the Aran Islands and to gear up for an exhilarating cycle. Jaunting carts and buses are available are available if you want to tog e bog e (take it easy).
Biking the entire coastline, weโll stop by Dรบn Aengus, a prehistoric hill fort which dominates precariously on the edge of a vertical cliff, 300 ft above the choppy waters of the Atlantic; the seven churches at Na Seacht dTeampaill, dedicated to Saint Brecan, and was at one time one of the biggest monastic foundations and destinations for pilgrims.
Duration: 5 hours
Stop At: Connemara, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland
Returning by ferry to Rossaveal Pier, itโs onto Cilfden, โthe Capital of Connemaraโ and time to relax, as youโre officially on West of Ireland time. Now itโs time for Dooncastle oysters or a whole Cleggan crab, washed down with pints of the Blackstuff. Cock an ear and listen out for โthe sessionโ, (traditional music) coming out of the many pubs and settle yourself in for the night.
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: All The Twos Lodge in Clifden
Day 7: Scenic Connemara - Historical Food tour in Bohemian Galway
Stop At: Connemara National Park & Visitor Centre, Connemara National Park Connemara National Park Connemara, Co Galway Near the village of Letterfrack, Galway Ireland
Connemara National Park beckons and a short hike up the wood and cut stone path of Diamond Hill. Rising gently over the village of Letterfrack, youโll be rewarded with views of jewels such as The Twelve Pins and the Maum Turks.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Galway, Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland
Then weโre off to Galway, the City of the Tribes and the home of the Claddagh Ring for a guided tour and to chase down an afternoon of ceol agus craic, (music and fun), street performers, artists, buskers and the last of the Bohemians.
As our guides take you back to The Capital, theyโll give you tips and recommendations if you plan to stay on in Dublin. Goodbyes will have to be said but itโs slรกn go fรณill, (see you soon), from all of us at Overland Tours. Depending on numbers transport back to Dublin can be provided by using the GoBus which is a direct bus from Galway to Dublin city or Dublin airport.
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
No accommodation included on this day.
Day 1: Medieval Castles - Distillery Experience - Titanic
Stop At: Rock of Cashel, Rock Vista Moor Lane, Cashel Ireland
We leave Dublin and head south, arriving at Cobh harbour in County Cork, the place of 3 million goodbyes as famine and poverty forced people aboard ships bound for a better life. Itโs also where the Titanic last stopped, before embarking on her ill-fated voyage.
Is it a Chapel? Is it a Palace? Is it a Cathedral? The 1000 year old Rock of Cashel is all three and itโs an open-mouthed moment.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Jameson Distillery Midleton, Distillery Walk, Midleton Ireland
Weโll travel forward to the 17th century and the home of the Midleton Distillery, now a modern complex and the largest whiskey producer in Ireland. From Jameson to Powers and Tullamore Dew to a Middleton Rare, get to taste, mull and learn about our uisce beatha (water of life).
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Cobh, Cobh, County Cork
Itโs back to the twinkly lights of colourful Cobh and over a pint of the blackstuff, (Murphyโs, not Guinness in these parts) in Mansworthโs, youโll hear backstories about how this pub was the last port of call for the misty-eyed emigrants, waiting for their ships to come in. The harbour beckons and perhaps a trip to the Quayโs Bar & Restaurant, famous for its private marina and slow roasted scallops.
Duration: 4 hours
No meals included on this day.
Accommodation included: The Commodore in Cobh is perfect to wind down and get a good night sleep
Day 2: Kiss The Blarney Stone - Ring of Kerry
Stop At: Blarney Castle & Gardens, Monacnapa, Blarney, Cork T23 Y598 Ireland
Itโs off for a spot of kissing next and to the famous Blarney Stone. Legend has it that whoever kisses it, gets the gift of the gab; your bus buddies will be sure to tell you if it works!
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Ring of Kerry, Ireland
After a stop in Kenmare with its quirky teashops and craft galleries, weโll take on The Ring of Kerry; 179km, of mystical and magical landscape where goats are crowned Kings (Puck Fair). Have your phones fully charged for photos of Mollโs Gap, Torc waterfall and Ross castle in Killarney National Park.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Portmagee, Portmagee, County Kerry
Itโs over to the dark side next and to Portmagee, where weโll stay tonight in preparation for some Jedi spotting. The village is named after one of the most notorious smugglers of the 18th Century, Captain Theobald Magee who used the many coves and caves to transport and hide his contraband of spirits, tobacco, textiles and tea.
Duration: 2 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: The wonderful Moorings
Day 3: Skellig Michael Landing Tour - Streets of Killarney
Stop At: Skellig Michael, Ballinskeillig Bay Ireland
Long ago, before the Jedis came from a galaxy, far, far away, monks from the 6th century, would climb the 599 steps carved out of the prismatic Skellig Michael, too fast and pray in its intricate, stone beehive cells. Named after the archangel Michael, while the word "Skellig" is derived from the Gaelic sceilig, meaning a splinter of stone, it is home to the oldest preserved monastery in Europe and a variety of gannets, puffins, razorbills and grey seals. In Star Wars lore, it is the island sanctuary, Ahch-To where Luke Skywalker trains Rey in the ways of The Force.
Duration: 6 hours
Stop At: Killarney, Killarney, County Kerry
After working up a thirst in this otherworldly place, you might want to turn to the dark side yourself and chase down a few pints of the blackstuff in Murphyโs or JM Reidyโs in Killarney.
Duration: 2 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: Fuchsia House Killarney
Day 4: Explore the Majestic Killarney National Park - Beautiful Dinlge Peninsula
Stop At: Killarney National Park Cork Road, Killarney Ireland
On the hunt for glacier shaped lakes, mystical waterfalls and red deer, weโll gear up for a two hour cycle around Killarney National Park with stop offs at the 18th Victorian, Muckross House and the epic Torc waterfall.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Inch Beach, Inch Ireland
Itโs off to Inch Beach now, where golden sand stretches for miles and Ryanโs daughter met a smitten Robert Mitchum.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Dingle, Dingle, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry
The Dingle peninsula will take our afternoon. Watch a local sheep-farmer skilfully working his sheepdogs in gathering and controlling sheep in a skill been handed down the generations who have kept sheep on Mount Eagle for hundreds of years. The evening belongs to Dingle and how about a trip to hardware store, Foxy Johnโs? Donโt be alarmed, the only DIY youโll be doing is ordering a drink from its fully stocked bar. And did we tell you about the Leather Shop, Dick Macโs? It comes with a pub, a gang of lively locals and a very loquacious barman.
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: The Dingle Marina Lodge
Day 5: Jaw Dropping Cliffs of Moher - The Burren National Park
Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland
Itโs โbye, byeโ Dingle on the way to the historic Burren. Crossing the Shannon, weโll head to the edge of the world and to The Cliffs of Moher, 14 km of dramatic coastline standing 300 metres above the churning Atlantic. Weโll take on a two and a half hour of the Cliffs, veering off the traditional tourist trails to find secret passages and fissures and unrivalled photo opportunities as the Atlantic roars its appreciation. Voted a Unesco world heritage site, standing at the ledge, youโll feel like youโre at the very edge of the world.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Doolin, Doolin, The Burren, County Clare
As evening draws in, weโll spend it in Doolin, The Capital City of Irish music and between the music and the foot-tapping, the black-stuff and the company, โthe craic will be ninetyโ!
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: The Fiddle and Bow
Day 6: Magnificent Aran Islands - Famous Stone forts
Stop At: Aran Islands, Aran Islands, County Galway, Western Ireland
After the โFull Irishโ, (cooked breakfast) itโs off to catch the ferry from Doolin to Inis Mor (literally โbig islandโ), the largest of the Aran Islands and to gear up for an exhilarating cycle. Jaunting carts and buses are available are available if you want to tog e bog e (take it easy).
Biking the entire coastline, weโll stop by Dรบn Aengus, a prehistoric hill fort which dominates precariously on the edge of a vertical cliff, 300 ft above the choppy waters of the Atlantic; the seven churches at Na Seacht dTeampaill, dedicated to Saint Brecan, and was at one time one of the biggest monastic foundations and destinations for pilgrims.
Duration: 5 hours
Stop At: Connemara, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland
Returning by ferry to Rossaveal Pier, itโs onto Cilfden, โthe Capital of Connemaraโ and time to relax, as youโre officially on West of Ireland time. Now itโs time for Dooncastle oysters or a whole Cleggan crab, washed down with pints of the Blackstuff. Cock an ear and listen out for โthe sessionโ, (traditional music) coming out of the many pubs and settle yourself in for the night.
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
Accommodation included: All The Twos Lodge in Clifden
Day 7: Scenic Connemara - Historical Food tour in Bohemian Galway
Stop At: Connemara National Park & Visitor Centre, Connemara National Park Connemara National Park Connemara, Co Galway Near the village of Letterfrack, Galway Ireland
Connemara National Park beckons and a short hike up the wood and cut stone path of Diamond Hill. Rising gently over the village of Letterfrack, youโll be rewarded with views of jewels such as The Twelve Pins and the Maum Turks.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Galway, Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland
Then weโre off to Galway, the City of the Tribes and the home of the Claddagh Ring for a guided tour and to chase down an afternoon of ceol agus craic, (music and fun), street performers, artists, buskers and the last of the Bohemians.
As our guides take you back to The Capital, theyโll give you tips and recommendations if you plan to stay on in Dublin. Goodbyes will have to be said but itโs slรกn go fรณill, (see you soon), from all of us at Overland Tours. Depending on numbers transport back to Dublin can be provided by using the GoBus which is a direct bus from Galway to Dublin city or Dublin airport.
Duration: 4 hours
Meals included:
โข Breakfast
No accommodation included on this day.
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