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The combination of iconic Irish landscapes, authentic local experiences, and a carefully timed itinerary that maximises sightseeing without feeling rushed. Unlike standard sightseeing routes, this full-day journey from Galway follows the Wild Atlantic Way with a professionally guided experience that blends history, storytelling, and access to Ireland’s most celebrated natural and cultural highlights. You’ll visit the world-famous Cliffs of Moher at the ideal time of day to avoid the worst of the crowds, giving you space to fully enjoy the views and walk the cliff paths at leisure. The experience also includes a stop at the unique Caherconnell Stone Fort and Sheepdog Demonstrations, where you don’t just observe the landscape-you engage with living Irish farming tradition through a live sheepdog demonstration and visit an ancient stone fort dating back over a thousand years.

Discover the best of Ireland’s west coast on a private two-day journey from Dublin. Travel in comfort with your professional chauffeur and enjoy a relaxed, flexible experience without the stress of driving. This tour combines Ireland’s most iconic landmarks with scenic routes and carefully selected stops along the way. Visit the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, explore the historic Bunratty Castle, and discover the beauty of Connemara, including Kylemore Abbey. Travel at your own pace with a fully private itinerary tailored to your preferences, with time to enjoy local food, scenic stops, and authentic Irish experiences. ✔ 2-day private tour from Dublin ✔ Visit Cliffs of Moher, Bunratty Castle & Connemara ✔ Flexible itinerary with overnight stay in the west ✔ Travel in a luxury vehicle with a professional chauffeur ✔ Door-to-door service and local recommendations Ideal for COUPLES, families and travellers seeking a premium Irish experience in comfort, without rushing.

Why limit your Dublin vacation to just city exploring? With this County Meath sightseeing tour, you get out of the busy city for the day and discover more about Ireland’s history and heritage, checking out villages, Irish whiskey distilleries, abbeys, and more—all with one simple booking. This is also a private tour, meaning you get your guide’s full attention throughout.

No trip to Ireland is complete without visiting the stunning western coastline. Check off a visit to two of the isle’s popular western sites, the Cliffs of Moher and Galway, during this private shore excursion. A guide takes you to the Cliffs of Moher viewpoint before enjoying lunch at a pub in Doolin (own expense). Drive along the craggy coast and arrive in Galway for a tour before going back to Dublin.

Discover the little known history of Ireland during the First and Second World Wars. Visit the Irish National War Memorial Gardens with a 5-Star History Guide. Learn about the bombing of Dublin and more. Highlights: • Explore the history of war in Ireland with th History Expert-Guide • Learn about important events from WWI and WWII • Visit the Irish National War Memorial Gardens • See the infamous Kilmainham Gaol prison and learn about Irish independence and neutrality • Enjoy a private tour tailored to your pace and interests Despite Ireland’s neutrality during World War II, Dublin was bombed several times by German air raids. Join this exclusive WWII history tour to discover how “The Emergency”, and the preceding First World War and the Irish War of Independence, shaped the nation. Learn about WWII from a new perspective!

Discover Dublin’s iconic landmarks in just two hours with an expert local guide. Explore St Patrick’s Cathedral, medieval Dublin, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, the Ha’penny Bridge, Trinity College, and the Molly Malone statue while uncovering the stories, characters, and history that shaped the Irish capital. Upgrade your tour to include timed entry tickets to the world-famous Book of Kells Experience at Trinity College after your walk! Medieval Heart & Dublin Castle: Walk around Christ Church Cathedral and explore the historic Dublin Castle district, the center of British administration in Ireland for centuries. - Temple Bar & River Liffey: Stroll the cobbled streets of Dublin’s cultural quarter, learn about its legendary pub and music scene, and snap photos at the iconic Ha’penny Bridge. - College Green & Trinity College: Head toward Ireland’s oldest university, passing the famous Molly Malone statue. - Storytelling Beyond the Landmarks

The Boyne Valley “the heartland of the Irish Nation” and the location of Ireland’s famous Battle of the Boyne, the ancient capital at Tara along with the ancient passage grave tombs of Newgrange at Bru na Boinne World Heritage Site and also the finely carved High Crosses of Monsterboice and the famous Battle of The Boyne Site. Entrance tickets to enter the Newgrange Chamber are available 30 days in advance by arrangement. At the Battle of The Boyne Site tickets can be purchased on arrival. This favorite tour of mine (I spent years managing a major heritage property in the valley and was part of drafting the World Heritage Site Management Plan) explores Ireland’s ancient turbulent history. Let me help you see the very best the valley offers in a short time while telling you lots of stories about its rich heritage.

Whether your tastes run to sandy beaches and rugged cliffs, breweries or hiking, enjoy the Dingle Peninsula your way, your style with a veteran driver/guide. One convenient flat fee covers a car and a guide for up to four people, so you can stop when and where you want and take as many photos as you like. Includes pickup and drop-off at hotels or rentals in Killarney, Kenmare, and Tralee.

Join us as we reveal this amazing location to you. You will explore the Dingle Peninsula's breathtaking landscape and intriguing historical places in comfort with our engaging, local guides, Helen and Mossie. For thousands of years, people have stood in awe as they looked over the Dingle Peninsula's rugged coastline to the sea beyond. Join us to look beyond the sites and amazing scenery and into the hearts of the Irish people, culture, stories, and songs.

Depart Dublin early morning and see the best of the west and return to Dublin that evening. The Cliffs of Moher are a UNESCO Geo Park and Ireland's most popular sight. The unique rocky limestone landscape of the Burren is ideal for a short break along the Wild Atlantic Way. We pop into a lovely Irish Pub in Doolin, optionally you might do a Cliffs of Moher Cruise before we drive the Wild Atlantic Way to Poulnabrone Dolmen and Kinvarra for photos of Dunguaire Castle, then return to Dublin.