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Book this hassle-free small-group tour to see some of the best of West Ireland, where all your transport, guides, and logistics are all taken care of for you. You have several activities in this tour, including a trip to Aughnanure Castle, spending time in Connemara and its surrounding villages, and a chance to watch a sheepdog demonstration.

Learn about Waterford City’s history, heritage, and archaeology during this small-group walking tour. Explore the city on foot to see top landmarks including the House of Waterford Crystal, Reginald’s Tower, Christ Church Cathedral, and the Clock Tower. Hear stories about Waterford’s Viking history and wander through the 10th-century Viking quarter. Maximize time in Waterford City with a guided stroll.

Explore County Kerry beyond the coast with a small-group speed boat tour in Dingle Bay. Board a high-speed boat in Dingle Harbor and set out on a high-adrenaline tour to see the coastline, the Blasket Islands, and local wildlife such as dolphins and sea birds. Land on the remote Great Blasket Island and admire views of cliffs and the rugged scenery this part of Ireland is famous for. Coffee and tea are included.

Get up close and personal with Killarney National Park's spectacular scenery on a horseback riding tour. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, and make your own way to the stables near Killarney Town. Grab your helmet and boots, saddle up, and head into nature. You'll ride along Lough Lein, will admire soaring mountains and rolling hills, and can learn more about the highlights of Ireland's first national park.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Micil Distillery on this tour and tasting in Galway. Explore the distillery with a guide to see how poitín (a traditional Irish distilled beverage) and gin are made and learn the family history of the distillery. After the tour of the working distillery, you get to taste some of the products and opt to purchase some as souvenirs.

This day trip takes you west of Dublin to the other side of Ireland to visit Galway and the Cliffs of Moher. Enjoy the convenience of having Wi-Fi-equipped air-conditioned transport included—a stress-free alternative to navigating yourself. Along the way, check off Galway, with free time for independent explorations; visit the tiny village of Liscannor, and stop off at the Cliffs of Moher too.

Discover the beauty and culture of County Clare with a half-day guided walk led by a local farmer. Go for a stroll along the region’s famous sea cliffs and learn about the history and folklore of this corner of Ireland. Admire views of local landmarks including the Aran Islands, the Dingle Peninsula, and the Twelve Bens of Connemara during this walk in the countryside.

Skip a tour by foot, and saddle up for a horseback ride through Killarney National Park, that’s suitable for all abilities. You’ll be at one with nature, as you ride past scenic Lough Lein, along trails that lend themselves to rugged mountain views. Led by a guide, the ride is limited to just 16 people for a small-group experience where assistance is always close by.

Go horseback riding in the Irish countryside with this small-group tour. Choose between two different tour lengths and set out on horseback to ride along the beach with sweeping views of Clew Bay. Explore the coastline at a leisurely pace and admire views of local landmarks including Croagh Patrick and the Seals Rock near Carrowholly Stables & Trekking Centre.

Many Cork travelers visit the Blarney Stone on a day trip, but they might miss out on its history and skip other things to do nearby. This guided tour covers it all, giving you the lowdown on the stone and its “gift of the gab” powers to those who kiss it, a visit to Blarney village, and entry to the 15th-century Blarney Castle and Gardens, too.

Go beyond visiting the Cliffs of Moher and explore Ireland’s stunning Aran Islands, just 15 minutes off the coast. With this tour, you’ll arrive to everything taken care of, from lunch reservations to bike rentals and ferry tickets. Skipping the lines, you’ll also get access to a guide plus leisure time to discover the island’s fascinating culture, beautiful nature, and more.

Instead of going out to lunch one of the days you’re in Galway, opt for this Galway food walking tour and see a new perspective behind where your food comes from. A guide takes you to meet artisan food producers and you can sample their products. Learn about local dishes and ingredients, and then take home a fun goodie bag afterward.

Taste your way through the scenic port town of Dingle with this food tour in County Kerry. Meet your guide for a small-group, half-day tasting tour featuring some of Dingle’s best places to eat and drink. Sample authentic Irish food and drink including seafood right off the boat and locally crafted beer and gin. Visit restaurants and pubs during this walking tour which offers an educational experience about Irish food culture.

Ireland’s dramatic west coast can be difficult for visitors to navigate, but this 5-day tour from Dublin makes it easy to see the country’s spectacular Atlantic scenery, from the Cliffs of Moher and Dingle Peninsula to Blarney Castle. Along the way, tour a renowned whiskey distillery, pop into authentic Irish pubs, and kiss the famous Blarney Stone. Hotel stays and all other details are arranged for a stress-free adventure with a small group of fellow travelers.

Our great adventure starts visiting one of Ireland’s greatest treasures Blarney Castle, the home of Blarney Stone also known as Stone of Eloquence. Do you know if you kiss the stone, it will give you the gift of eloquence? Blarney Castle is more than a castle, it is a complex building divided in different parts: chapel, banqueting hall & family room, young ladies’ bedroom, the dungeon, the great hall, the kitchen… After this visit to the castle, we will drive to Cork where we are going to enjoy a panoramic tour (we don’t stop to visit sites). You will learn the history of English Market, one of the world’s oldest municipal markets, St. Anne’s Church which is known for the famous Shandon Bells tower. We can´t leave Cork without visiting the famous Jameson Distillery, during the tour you will be shown how whisky is made and you will be able to taste it. Maximum 25 pax ( adjustable times based on the schedule of your cruise) PLEASE NOTE: WALKING INVOLVED MISSING YOU ALREADY!!

Set out on a mountain trail in the countryside of County Clare during this guided horseback riding tour. Explore wooded trails, the hills of Slieve Elva, and rocky region known as the Burren during this small-group tour. Get a new perspective on the Wild Atlantic Way during this horseback ride that include trots and canters for experienced riders. No prior experience is necessary.

Most travelers to Ireland know about the Ring of Kerry and the Iveragh Peninsula—but with this tour, you’ll get to see why the Dingle Peninsula is a local favorite. Creating your own custom boat trip, you’ll witness the peninsula’s towering cliffs, gravity-defying sea arches, and beyond. What’s more, you get to sit back and enjoy the scenery as your personal skipper mans the helm.

Explore Dublin by bike with a small group and knowledgeable guide, who leads you to both major city sights and off-the-beaten-path locations. Choose from a standard or electric bike, which means you don’t have to worry about getting tired from pedaling—just enjoy the fresh air, soak up views of this beautiful city and learn about its history and modern-day culture from the experienced guide.

As well as craggy cliffs, red sandstone sea caves, and majestic sea stacks, the coastline near Dingle plays host to a wide variety of wildlife. Hop aboard a boat and head out into Dingle Bay, keeping an eye out for the dolphins, whales, minke, seals, and various sea birds that call the region home.

Discover the best of Dublin in just one day with this tour that takes you to top Dublin attractions and provides time-saving skip-the-line admission. Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Gardens, as well as Trinity College, home to the Book of Kells, and enjoy a pint at the city's number one attraction, the Guinness Storehouse.

Explore southeast Ireland's sea caves on this small-group guided kayak experience from Waterford. Although you may not feel safe striking out into the ocean on your own, an accompanying guide ensures your safety and comfort. Paddle around the Hook Peninsula for stunning views that most tourists don't get to see and try your luck spotting local animal and plant life.

Dublin is worth exploring no matter how you do it, but this Downtown Dublin and Temple Bar Doughnut Tour allows you to see the area while enjoying delicious tastings. Along with doughnuts, of course, you’ll also taste a churro at one of the four stops you’ll make. Plus, A guide tells you about the city’s history, and landmarks as well as each eatery.

With a maritime history spanning over a thousand years, Cork is a captivating blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and quirky charm. Nestled along Ireland's serene coastal landscape, this vibrant city invites you to explore its fascinating past and dynamic present. Known as the ""Rebel City,"" Cork has endured Viking invasions, civil war, and centuries of transformation, emerging as a thriving hub of culture and resilience. Wander through streets that are an architectural treasure trove, echoing the city's storied history and bustling with life. A visit to the famous English Market, a foodie’s haven since 1788, is a must, with its enticing aromas and delectable local flavors. Learn about the iconic clock tower—nicknamed the “four-faced liar” for its contradictory times on each face. From historic sites to a vibrant cultural scene and the warm hospitality of its locals, Cork promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Ireland’s maritime legacy.

Nature lovers won't want to miss this chance to observe marine wildlife on a boat tour around Ireland’s Blasket Islands. Setting out from the Dingle Marina, the tour provides spectacular views of the coastline and opportunities to watch whales, dolphins, and grey seals in their natural habitats. During the journey, your guide will teach you all about the history of the now-uninhabited islands.