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Day 1
Wicklow & Wexford
After your arrival at Dublin Airport this morning, a short drive takes us into the lush landscapes of County Wicklow, known as the "Garden of Ireland." Our first stop is in Redcross, where we’ll enjoy a hearty lunch and refreshments in an iconic Irish pub, offering a warm introduction to the country’s renowned hospitality. Afterward, we journey south along the scenic coastline to Wexford, a charming town rich in maritime history and culture. Take time to settle in and enjoy the tranquil surroundings of our hotel, set on the banks of the River Slaney.
Lunch/Dinner/Overnight—Ferrycarrig Hotel, Wexford -
Day 2
Dunbrody & Cork
Step back in time this morning as we visit New Ross to board a replica of the Dunbrody Famine Ship. This immersive experience highlights the harrowing journeys of Irish emigrants during the Great Famine, offering a poignant start to the day. From there, we’ll head westward, making a stop at the Marine Bar for a lively music session and the chance to enjoy some traditional Irish tunes. The day concludes as we arrive in Cork, Ireland’s “Rebel City,” where you can explore its bustling streets and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
Overnight—Metropole Hotel, Cork -
Day 3
Cobh & Spike Island
This morning begins with a trip to the historic harbour town of Cobh, where the ill-fated Titanic made its last port of call. At the Titanic Experience, located in the original White Star Line ticket office, we’ll take a guided tour that brings the passengers' stories to life. Afterward, you’ll have some time to stroll along Cobh’s picturesque promenade, dotted with brightly coloured houses, or grab lunch at one of its inviting cafés. Returning to Cork, the afternoon is yours to explore—perhaps visit the English Market, one of the oldest food markets in Europe, or relax by the River Lee.
Dinner/Overnight—Metropole Hotel, Cork -
Day 4
Killarney & Ring of Kerry
We bid farewell to Cork and head into County Kerry, making our first stop in the postcard-perfect town of Kenmare, known for its colourful streets and artisan shops. From there, we journey through Moll’s Gap, a stunning mountain pass, and admire the views of the Lakes of Killarney. After free time to explore Killarney, a town brimming with charm and local culture, we travel on to the lively fishing port of Dingle. Famous for its warm hospitality and fresh seafood, Dingle is the perfect spot to unwind and savour a delicious meal with a view of the Atlantic
Overnight—Dingle Skellig Hotel, Dingle -
Day 5
Cliffs of Moher
We start the day in Tralee, known for its famous Rose of Tralee festival, before continuing to the picturesque village of Adare. Wander through its charming streets, lined with thatched cottages and enjoy the unique charm of this historic village. From there, we head to Doolin for an unforgettable cruise along the base of the Cliffs of Moher. The towering cliffs, rising 700 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, are a sight to behold from the water. Capture the breathtaking views and immerse yourself in the majesty of this natural wonder before settling into our hotel for the evening.
Dinner/Overnight—Armada Hotel, Spanish Point -
Day 6
Burren, Bogs & Bottles
Today’s journey takes us through the Burren, a unique limestone landscape known for its wildflowers and ancient archaeological sites. As we traverse the midlands, we make a stop at Kilbeggan Distillery, the oldest licensed distillery in Ireland. Here, we’ll enjoy a guided tour that delves into the history and craftsmanship of Irish whiskey, followed by a tasting of their signature spirits. This evening, we gather for a memorable dinner at Taylors Three Rock, featuring a rousing performance of traditional Irish music and dance.
Dinner/Entertainment/Overnight—Camden Court Hotel, Dublin -
Day 7
Dublin's Fair City
Spend the day discovering the best of Dublin with your Hop On/Hop Off pass, which gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Visit iconic landmarks such as Trinity College, home to the Book of Kells, or stroll through the lush greenery of St. Stephen’s Green. Take in the lively shopping districts or enjoy a pint at a traditional pub. The evening is free to explore the vibrant streets, dine in world-class restaurants, or simply soak up the lively atmosphere of the capital city.
Overnight—Camden Court Hotel, Dublin - Day 8 Tour Ends Your tour ends after a final hearty Irish breakfast in your Dublin hotel. Please inquire about departure transfers.
Name: Irish Twist
Brand: Royal Irish Tours
Quality: First Class
Tour Type: Escorted
Start City: Dublin
End City: Dublin
Price Details: Prices are land-only per person in Canadian dollars
Arrival & departure transfers included for those who have air booked in conjunction with tour
***IMPORTANT INFORMATION***
COACH LAVATORY: Unfortunately, there will be no lavatory available on the Irish Twist
coach. There will be regular stops every 1 to 2 hours for a washroom break. Your driver/guide will
let you know when the next stop is approaching.
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Wexford
Cork
Cobh
Killarney
Dingle
Tralee
Adare
Spanish Point
Limerick
Burren
Dublin
