October 15 - 26, 2027
10 nights / 11 days
October 15th -26th, 2027
Shannon → Dublin
24-26 travelers
$3,600

Ireland may be a relatively small island, but it offers an incredible variety of landscapes, history, and culture. Rolling emerald hills give way to dramatic Atlantic cliffs, centuries-old castles stand alongside vibrant cities, and life still moves at a pace that encourages lingering over a pint and good conversation.
The southwest and west, where you'll spend much of this journey, showcase Ireland at its most breathtaking. Rugged coastlines, charming villages, winding country roads, and some of Europe's most spectacular scenic drives create an unforgettable backdrop for exploration. Dublin offers a different perspective. The capital blends elegant Georgian architecture, rich literary heritage, world-class museums, lively pubs, and a compact, walkable city center where centuries of history unfold around every corner.
One of Ireland's greatest treasures is its people. Known for their genuine hospitality, warmth, and gift for storytelling, the Irish have a way of making visitors feel instantly at home. Often, the most memorable moments aren't found on an itinerary but in an unexpected conversation with a local in a neighborhood pub or village shop. It's a destination that invites you to slow down, savor the experience, and enjoy every moment. That's exactly why combining the peaceful countryside with a stay in Dublin creates the perfect balance, allowing you to experience both Ireland's timeless rural charm and its vibrant urban spirit.
One of Ireland's most unforgettable landscapes, the Cliffs of Moher rise dramatically above the Atlantic Ocean, offering spectacular views along the Wild Atlantic Way. Explore the unique limestone terrain of The Burren before stopping in the charming village of Doolin for a pint and traditional Irish music.
Travel one of Ireland's most scenic routes through Killarney National Park, where peaceful lakes, mountain passes, and rugged coastline create postcard-worthy views at every turn.
Discover dramatic Atlantic scenery, ancient history, and warm Irish charm along the spectacular Slea Head Drive. Enjoy fresh seafood, colorful villages, and the welcoming atmosphere of Dingle Town.
Step back into Ireland's medieval past with visits to two of its most impressive historic landmarks, including the hilltop Rock of Cashel and the beautifully preserved Cahir Castle.
Visit the legendary Blarney Castle, kiss the famous Blarney Stone, and wander through beautiful gardens and woodland paths surrounding this iconic landmark.
Take time to enjoy the manor itself. Stroll the grounds, unwind by the fire, and soak in the peaceful countryside that makes this part of Ireland unforgettable.
Visit Ireland's oldest university and admire the world-famous Book of Kells before stepping into the breathtaking Long Room, one of the most beautiful libraries in the world. Rich in history, architecture, and literary heritage, it's an essential Dublin experience.
Spend an evening exploring the lively streets of Temple Bar before visiting the Guinness Storehouse, where interactive exhibits tell the story of Ireland's most famous stout. Finish with a perfectly poured pint at the Gravity Bar while taking in panoramic views across Dublin.
Take a stroll through elegant Georgian Dublin, where Merrion Square's colorful front doors, historic townhouses, and peaceful gardens showcase the city's timeless character and architectural beauty.
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