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Travel along the southern coastline of Ireland during this full-day tour of the Wild Atlantic Way departing from Cork City. Skip the hassle of navigating and board a coach in Cork for an excursion that includes scenic villages, historic landmarks, and dramatic cliffs. Admire the natural beauty of Mizen Head, explore the vibrant market town of Bantry, and see the Gougane Barra National Forest Park during this full-day tour.

Head out from Dingle for a wildlife-focused boat tour designed for nature lovers and photographers alike. Spotting dolphins, whales, seals, and seabirds depends on the day and season, but your experienced crew knows the best places to look. As you search the waves, soak in dramatic views of Dingle’s rugged coastline, towering cliffs, sea caves, and red sandstone formations.

Take a jaunt around Dublin and enjoy a tasty twist on the classic afternoon tea at the same time on this vintage bus tour. The menu includes coronation chicken, plowman’s pickle brioche bun, red velvet cake, raspberry and vanilla choux pastries, and more. Listen to a smattering of stories about the city, but don’t worry, there’s plenty of time to have a good chat with your party too.

Maximize your time in Ireland’s County Kerry on this adventurous day trip from Dublin—without having to plan a thing yourself. Combining the highlights of the Ring of Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula, and the scenic capital of Ireland, Killarney, this tour packs in plenty—perfect for travelers with limited time in the Emerald Isle.

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 shore excursions tend to fill up fast during peak season from May through September, making booking ahead essential for seeing Dublin sights with ease. On this tour, hop aboard a luxury minivan and wind through Wicklow’s countryside. Then, travel into the city to enjoy a panoramic Dublin tour, covering sights such as Trinity College, Molly Malone, the River Liffey, Ha'Penny Bridge, and O’Connell Street. After free time for shopping, finish with port drop-off in plenty of time for your ship's departure.

Journey across southern Ireland with ease on this 6-day tour with a choice of accommodation options and entrance fees included. Some of the stops along the way include the Dingle Peninsula, Cork, Cobh, and Killarney. Travel around the Ring of Kerry, see Blarney Castle and Bunratty Castle, and stroll the Cliffs of Moher. Watch glass cutters at work in the Waterford Crystal Factory, and take pictures at the 6th-century Glendalough Monastic Settlement. It's a comprehensive way to see the best of the Emerald Isle, without hours of planning and working out logistics for yourself.

When your cruise ship docks in port, enjoy knowing that you have your shore excursion all planned out. You'll explore both County Wicklow and Dublin city with a guide, who will fill you in on the history, culture, and people. Return to port in time to catch your departing ship, having got a great overview of the region.

Avoid repetitive selfies and capture the perfect Dublin photos, thanks to this private photoshoot experience. You can choose from different packages to suit your budget and preferences—with premium options with video footage too. During the session, pose with famous backdrops—such as Dublin Castle, and Trinity College—and then receive professionally edited photos afterwards.

Book this tour to learn all about Connemara’s abalone and seaweed scene from the local experts. You’ll visit an abalone farm, go foraging along the coast, and then sample a bunch of delightful dishes incorporating both ingredients. You’d never be able to recreate this experience by yourself, so join up with this intimate, small group tour.

Experience Irish craic and cuisine in central Dublin during this cooking class and dinner experience with a local host. Immerse yourself in Irish hospitality by cooking, dining, and socializing with Ann in Dublin. In her cozy home, assist in preparing a traditional Irish meal complete with seasonal ingredients, Irish soda bread, colcannon, and creamy Irish coffee. Connect with fellow travelers for an enjoyable evening delving into Irish cuisine, culture, and customs.

Discover the natural splendor and cultural richness of Connemara on a full-day trip with round-trip transport from Dublin. From the comfort of a luxury coach, admire the splendid scenery and unsurpassed beauty of the coastal region; see the magnificent Kylemore Abbey; visit Galway City; and take a tranquil cruise around Killary Harbour. (The boat cruise on Killary Harbour will be substituted with a visit to Killary sheep farm during the winter.)

The natural wonders of the Dingle Peninsula are scenic yet scattered, which can make visiting them independently feel like a challenge. Instead, travel with ease between Killarney and some of Ireland’s most beautiful coastal features on this full-day tour. Absorb sweeping vistas of cliffs and coastlines sculpted by the Atlantic Ocean, and check off highlights including Inch Beach and the town of Dingle.

Trek the coastal paths of the Howth Peninsula without worrying about losing your way on this hiking tour. Follow your guide along the cliffs and through the woodlands of this area, stopping at scenic overlooks and areas of spectacular natural beauty. Listen as your guide's commentary takes you back through the millennia in Irish history, including tales about the Vikings, Normans, Druids, and Celts.

Discover picturesque Slea Head Drive, one of Ireland’s most scenic routes and part of the Dingle Peninsula, on this chauffeur-guided tour. Travel comfortably in a luxury vehicle as you visit historic sites such as Kilmalkedar Church, pass by villages and beaches, and take in stunning views of the Blasket Islands and the Skellig Islands.

Explore Inishbofin Island on this self-guided day tour. After hopping off the ferry from Cleggan, you'll be able to follow the provided map for an independent walking tour. A short film on the island's heritage provides an introduction, and a light lunch as well as afternoon tea and scones round out the experience.

Discover the most Instagrammable spots in Cork City during a small-group walking tour. Meet a local influencer for a guided tour to see a combination of well-known and secret landmarks. Learn simple-to-use photography techniques to bring out the best of your pictures. Hear stories about Cork while seeing landmarks like the English Market and St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral.

The experience combines compelling storytelling with key historic landmarks across Dublin city centre. This immersive 2.5-hour guided walking tour offers the most accessible and engaging introduction to Irish history available in Dublin. Beginning at Christ Church Cathedral, guests are introduced to ancient Celtic Ireland. The journey continues through Viking Dublin along the River Liffey, before exploring Anglo-Norman and medieval Ireland at Dublin Castle. Moving into the political heart of the city, guests learn about the Irish Parliament and the loss of Irish self-rule. Crossing to O’Connell Street, the tour reaches its emotional high point at the GPO, where Ireland’s revolutionary struggle, the Easter Rising, and the birth of the modern Irish state are explained in clear historical context. The experience then returns south through Trinity College, highlighting education, power, and cultural identity, before concluding at the National Museum of Ireland.

Explore Ireland beyond the coast of West Cork with this ferry tour departing from Schull. Climb aboard a boat at Schull Pier for a full-day sightseeing tour on the water. Visit Cape Clear Island and enjoy free time to explore the island’s history and landmarks, including castles and churches. After lunch, re-board the ferry for a scenic trip to the Fastnet Rock Lighthouse.

Take a boat tour to see Hook Lighthouse from the Sea! We will take you on a breath-taking guided boat tour of the Waterford and Wexford Coastline, where you will enjoy tales of Vikings and smugglers as well as meeting first hand some of the marine life that we share the coast with.If you are lucky, you will see dolphins and seals, and plenty of sea birds. The Waterford and Wexford coast is steeped in Maritime History, you will hear where the term 'By Hook or by Crooke' came from, how in 1645 Irish rebels fought and sank the flagship of the English Navy, still lying today beneath the sands. Visit a sea cave where ancient people brought the bones of their dead to enable their passage to the other world, and to top your tour off, some high speed manoeuvres in our Rigid Inflatable Boat - 'Vadrefjord' Boat tour - approximately 1 hour on the water, a safety brief is mandatory prior to boarding. Arrive 30 minutes before your tour time to allow for equipment allocation and safety brief.

Just minutes from Eyre Square, yet a world away, Galway Rafting gives you a fresh perspective of the city and the chance to see some of Galway’s most beautiful riverside landmarks from a whole new angle. The 1.5–2 hour trip takes you down the River Corrib, past historic ruins, wildlife and over hidden waterfalls as your guide steers the raft and shares stories along the way. All gear is provided and no wetsuits are required — just wear clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting a bit wet. Every trip finishes right in the heart of Galway City Centre, making it a truly unique way to arrive in town. Galway Rafting is the perfect outdoor activity for families, friends, and groups looking for a memorable adventure in Galway.

Follow an expert guide through the heart of Dublin tracing the rebellion's path as it unfolded. Experience the defining moment of Irish history—the 1916 Easter Rising—on the very streets where it unfolded. This guided walking tour traces the rebellion in chronological order to provide a powerful and clear understanding of Ireland’s fight for independence. As the group moves through central Dublin, your expert guide will introduce the political and cultural tensions that led to the insurrection. You will visit Dublin City Hall, exploring its significance as a civic hub and learning how municipal politics intersected with revolutionary events. Along the route, you will learn how the Irish Volunteers and Citizen Army seized strategic positions and how British forces responded as the fighting spread. The tour concludes at the General Post Office (GPO) on O'Connell Street, the headquarters of the Rising and a global symbol of Irish resistance.

Taste your way through Dublin with a private half-day food tour. Meet your guide and set out on a city stroll through the Irish capital, stopping at pubs, markets, and shops beloved by locals along the way. Go off-the-beaten-path to where Dubliners eat and drink, and learn about Irish food culture from your private guide along the way.

Leave the city behind and discover the beauty of the Emerald Isle on this 7-hour Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head day tour from Killarney. Travel from Killarney along the Dingle Peninsula with a guide and hear tales of the region’s rich folklore and heritage. Visit Slea Head — widely considered to boast the Dingle Peninsula’s finest views — and gaze out over the windswept cliffs to the Blasket Islands as the Atlantic waves roll in. During your tour, gain insight into the region’s sandstone geology and early medieval history.