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Overview
Highlights
- Journey through serene monasteries, Viking cities and historictowns in Ireland
- Visit Loch Ness in search of the Loch Ness Monster, as well as the ruins of Urquhart Castle
- Marvel at the spectacular scenery, mountains and lakes of the Ring of Kerry
- Explore the lunar-like Burren region and see the majestic Cliffs of Moher
- Tour the bustling city of Belfast and learn about the Titanic in the place where it was created
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- 14 Nights’ accommodation at listed hotels or similar
- 14 breakfasts
- Heritage Island Guidebook (Ireland only)
- Ireland’s Heritage Island Touring Guide and Explorer Coupon
- 7 Days (168 hours) car rental in Scotland (Vauxhall Corsa or similar) including: Car Location Service Charge
- Third part liability
- Collision damage waiver
- Unlimited mileage
- Licensing fee
- Theft Protection
- *One driver (additional driver charge £ 10.00 per day per driver inc. tax)
- 8 Days (192 hours) car rental in Ireland (Economy Ford Fiesta or similar) including: Car Location Service Charge
- Third part liability
- Collision damage waiver
- Theft Protection
- *One driver (additional driver charge EUR 9.50 per day per driver inc. tax)
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Overnight in Killarne
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Discover all Dublin has to offer. You will notice that Dublin is split in half. The northern side is a lively area with lots of attractions such as the General Post Office on Dublin’s main street, O’Connell Street. The southern side on the other hand has a more...
Return your rental car at the Dublin Airport and take your flight back home.
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