Ireland Small Group Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Kilbeggan Distillery - Learn about the production and (more importantly) taste a glass of traditional Irish whiskey
• Cliffs of Moher - Hike along stunning windswept coastal trails and watch seabirds wheeling over the dramatic clifftops
• Killarney - Spend three nights in this charming town, known for its pub culture and entertaining live music
• Dingle Peninsula - Stroll along Inch Beach, admire the ancient forts of Slea Head and explore the colourful town of Dingle independently
• Carrauntoohil - Enjoy sweeping views of Ireland's highest mountain and drive along the stunning coastal roads of the Ring of Kerry

Highlights

• Giant's Causeway - Marvel at this incredible UNESCO-listed rock formation, one of the highlights of Northern Ireland
• Derry - See the incredibly well-preserved city walls and explore this historic city at your own pace
• Wild Atlantic Way - Admire the stunning scenery, dramatic cliffs and wheeling seabirds of the Donegal section of this famous coastal trail
• Glens of Antrim - Venture off the beaten path through this captivating valley landscape, cherished by both locals and travellers alike.
• Causeway Coastal Route - Wander along the sandy shores of Downhill beach and take in the 18th century Mussenden Temple

Highlights

• Belfast - Take in the sights of Northern Ireland's capital on an included city tour and visit the Titanic Quarter
• Giant's Causeway - Marvel at this incredible UNESCO-listed rock formation, one of the highlights of Northern Ireland
• Sligo - Choose to visit the ancient megalithic tombs at Carrowmore, some of which date back more than 6,000 years
• Glenveagh National Park - Soak up the rural scenery and admire the towering summit of Mount Errigal
• Galway - Explore this pretty coastal city independently, with time to browse the markets and visit a local pub for a drink

Highlights

• Blarney Castle - Explore the famous castle grounds and kiss the legendary Blarney Stone to gain the gift of eloquence!
• Jameson Whiskey Distillery - Learn about the origins of Ireland's most famous tipple and have a taste of some of the country's finest
• Cobh - Wander the pretty port town, which was the final stop of the Titanic on its fateful maiden voyage
• Wicklow Mountains National Park - Pass through rugged mountain scenery and walk to the 6th century monastery of Glendalough

Highlights

• Bective Abbey - See the crumbling ruins of this historic Cistercian Abbey and wander along the ghostly passageways to nowhere
• Enniskillen - Pop into Northern Ireland to visit this charming island town, and perhaps find a quiet pub in which to enjoy a drink
• Wild Atlantic Way - See the towering Slieve League Cliffs, which are three times higher than Ireland's famous Cliffs of Moher
• Glenveagh National Park - Embrace wild and windswept rural Ireland with time to soak up the scenery and take some photos
• Sligo - Stop in the town for lunch, with free time to wander to the port and see the medieval Sligo Abbey

Highlights

• Belfast - Join a guided sightseeing tour of the Northern Irish capital, and wander the Titanic Quarter independently
• Bangor - Spend two nights in this cosy seaside city, just a few miles from Belfast city centre
• Giant's Causeway - Marvel at the spectacular geological formations of this UNESCO-listed site, Northern Ireland's best-known attraction
• Strangford Lough - Cross Northern Ireland's largest sea lough by ferry, taking in the idyllic views
• Castle Ward - Roam the castle of Ned, Sansa and Arya Stark as you explore the setting of Winterfell from hit TV show Game of Thrones

Highlights

• Belfast - Take in the sights of Northern Ireland's capital on an included city tour and visit the Titanic Quarter
• Giant's Causeway - Marvel at this incredible UNESCO-listed rock formation, one of the highlights of Northern Ireland
• Galway - Explore this pretty coastal city independently, with time to browse the markets and visit a local pub for a drink
• Cliffs of Moher - Hike along stunning windswept coastal trails and watch seabirds wheeling over the dramatic clifftops
• Killarney - Spend three nights in this charming town, known for its pub culture and entertaining live music

Highlights

• Glendalough - Take in the majestic beauty of the area, home to shimmering lakes, dramatic river valleys, abundant wildlife and historic ruins
• Dingle Peninsula - See the ancient forts of Slea Head, the mysterious stone beehive houses and the jaw-dropping coastline of the Wild Atlantic Way
• Killarney National Park - Hike amongst beautiful scenery to the tumbling Torc Waterfall and admire the surrounding scenery
• Rock of Cashel - Take in the medieval hilltop ruins, offering amazing views of the surrounds and hundreds of years of history