Ireland Tours in November 2025
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- 5-Day Escape to the South West Small-Group Tour from Dublin
- 7 Day Dublin And Galway By Train
- The Royal Atlantic
- Ireland’s Ancient East
- 3 Day Dublin
- Cliffs of Moher, Connemara & Aran Islands Travel West by Train
- Irish Splendor (Dublin to Kingscourt) (2025)
- Hospitable Like A Village! Dublin, Ireland | 5 Days
- Dublin, Northern Ireland & Galway (Hotel) - 5 days
- Blarney Castle, Ring of Kerry & Cliffs of Moher
5-Day Escape to the South West Small-Group Tour from Dublin
172 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This one exceeded our expectations. Good pace with many stops.”
Mark, traveled in September
Duration 5 days Destinations Dublin, Kilbeggan, Clonmacnoise, Galway, Burren, Kilfenora, Cliffs of Moher, Lahinch, Killarney, DingleSee all destinations Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operator Rabbie’s Small Group Tours November departure dates
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- US$1,236
Duration 7 days Destinations Dublin, Galway Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator STM Tours LLC November departure dates
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The Royal Atlantic
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Well organized and amazing tour. Hotels were clean and well situated to center cities.”
Malika, traveled in September
Duration 5 days Destinations Dublin, Kildare, Cork, Blarney, Cobh, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Bunratty, GalwaySee all destinations Age Range up to 100 year olds Operator Railtours Ireland First Class November departure dates
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Ireland’s Ancient East
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Loved the excursions and the choice of hotels!”
Suhani, traveled in October
Duration 6 days Destinations Dublin, Glendalough, New Ross, Waterford, Lismore, Cashel, Kilkenny Age Range 18 to 85 year olds Operator BTOURS November departure dates
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Duration 3 days Destinations Dublin Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator STM Tours LLC November departure dates
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Cliffs of Moher, Connemara & Aran Islands Travel West by Train
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Answers to all my questions after booking but before the trip. Prompts and nice answers.”
Marie-Josée, traveled in July
Duration 3 days Destinations Dublin, Kildare, Limerick, Doolin, Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Inishmore Island, Aran Islands, Connemara National Park Age Range up to 100 year olds Operator Railtours Ireland First Class November departure dates
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Duration 8 days Destinations Dublin, Killarney, Dingle, Ennis, Kingscourt Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operator Collette From $2,499
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Duration 5 days Destinations Dublin Age Range 1 to 85 year olds Operator BTOURS November departure dates
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Dublin, Northern Ireland & Galway (Hotel) - 5 days
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Greatly enjoyed our trip.”
Terence, traveled in August
Duration 5 days Destinations Dublin, Belfast, Portrush, Londonderry, Donegal, Sligo, Achill Island, Westport, Connemara National Park, CongSee all destinations Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours November departure dates
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Duration 3 days Destinations Dublin, Kildare, Cork, Blarney, Cobh, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Bunratty, Cliffs of MoherSee all destinations Age Range up to 100 year olds Operator Railtours Ireland First Class November departure dates
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What people love about Ireland Tours in November
- 5-Day Escape to the South West Small-Group Tour from Dublin
My friend and I joined the Rabbies’ 5 days escape to South West Ireland tour to see that part of the country; because we didn’t want to drive in Ireland so this tour was the best way to get a general view of the beautiful countryside of Ireland. We like how this tour included most of the popular sites in the South West Ireland like the Dingle Peninsula and the Ring Of Kerry. We normally are not the type that would join a tour for sightseeing, usually we DIY when we go on holiday in a new place. But this Rabbies tour pkg exceeded our expectations and all our worries about group tour were gone on the first day already when the tour guide Patrick Foley introduced himself to us. The tour was very well planned, covered most of the places we wanted to see. And the hotels picked by the agent Tour Radar for this tour were very decent accomodations, again exceed our expectations. But most importantly that tour was led and driven by the very charismatic, funny and helpful guide Patrick Foley. I have seen other reviews gave him high praise too so very happy when we found out he was our tour guide too. He was very informative, gave us history and background of many of these places we visited. And he was very funny too, always cracking jokes, taught us how to say a few Irish words and even sang Irish songs in the van to entertain us, so it was never a dull moment sitting in the van for even the longer driving part of the tour. We set off from Dublin on the tour joined by a small group of fellow travellers, in a very spacious van. We like this type of boutique tour offered by Rabbies. We were also lucky that the weather was great, almost too hot which we were told by Patrick it was very unusal this year Ireland has a heat wave going on in July. So although sometimes the Van even with aircon on, was a bit stuffy due to the heat wave, Patrick always asked how we were feeling in the van, made sure we could get some breeze and air by opening more windows and the sun roof of the van. He was very attentive to his tour passengers’ needs. Planned plenty of toilet stops for us so someone like me who always need to go to toilet when in a car or in a long distance road trip, did not have to worry about raising my hands for toilet stop which might make other passengers wait for me. But Patrick already planned these toilet stops so well each day, none of us would have to make additional requests for it. Patrick’s professionalism, his humor and story telling skills, his enthusiasm and his personal interest for the care and enjoyment of those with him made the trip very special. He would even explain and apologize graciously when the day we went to see the Ring of Kerry, that it would be a very packed schedule and he could only spare a short period of time at a few photo stops (even though he has nothing to apologize for, since we understood the tour was desgned to give us a taste of everything in the South West in 5 days which is a lot to cover in such short period of time so some days it would be a bit rush to see everything), but he would make it up by trying his best to let us stay longer at the more important sightseeing spots. So you could tell he genuinely wanted us to enjoy the tour and enjoy Ireland. When dropping us off at our hotel or guest houses, Patrick would also make sure we get checked in ok and only when he saw each of us have managed to get into the hotel or guest houses then he drove off. In the end, it was our guide that made this 5 day Rabbies Tour that much more enjoyable for us. I think Rabbies tour has a good reputation largely because of professional and friendly guides like Patrick Foley working for the tour. I highly recommend anyone who wants to get a taste of South West of Ireland to sign up this 5 days tour, which I was told by Patrick he would usually be working on this particularly tour. ( Make sure you sign up for starting on a Sunday and ends on Thursday too as that is the period he usually drives the tour.) We enjoy this Rabbies tour so much that we would not hesitate to sign up for another Rabbies tour with professional and friendly guides like Patrick Foley driving the tour. Also tour radar is a very user friendly online travel agent to book tours from. The pricing for our package was very reasonable consider the decent hotels we were booked into by Tour Radar in our package price. Would not hesitate to book another Rabbies tour through Tour Radar in the future.
- Irish Highlights (Winter, 7 Days)
A great experience overall. Our group was amazing! I felt the pace of the trip was perfect. We saw a lot, but I felt like I still had time to explore some on my own and didn't feel rushed during any of our stops.
- Ireland in Low Season
Amazing person and tour leader all around! Definitely highly recommended and well deserved
What our customers ask about Ireland Tours in November 2025
What indoor attractions are recommended in Ireland during November?
November is an ideal time to explore Ireland's sheltered cultural sites. The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin welcomes visitors with detailed tours while Kilbeggan Distillery showcases traditional whiskey-making processes. Dublin's Trinity College Library houses the renowned Book of Kells and the Ulster Museum in Belfast presents extensive Irish history collections. The Titanic Belfast museum spans six floors of interactive galleries. Comfortable accommodations near these attractions include the historic Dingle Benners Hotel and the centrally located Trinity City Hotel in Dublin.
Are there any special events or festivals in Ireland during November?
Ireland's cultural calendar stays active through November. The Dublin Literary Festival brings authors and readers together while Cork Jazz Festival often continues into early November. In Kerry the Sneem International Storytelling Festival keeps Irish oral traditions alive. Local pubs across Galway and Dublin host traditional music sessions creating authentic Irish experiences. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The indoor music sessions in Temple Bar were the highlight of our November trip."
How much should I budget for a trip to Ireland in November?
November travel costs average 300-400 USD daily for guided tours representing a 15-20% reduction from summer rates. A 3-day Wild Ireland Express tour starts at 995 USD and 8-day tours typically cost around 1845 USD. Hotel stays at properties like Dingle Benners range from 100-200 USD nightly. TourRadar travelers report that November offers "better value for money with fewer crowds at major attractions."
What kind of accommodations are recommended for Ireland in November?
November visitors should focus on well-heated hotels with central locations. The Radisson Blu Hotel Dublin Airport provides convenience for travelers while Clayton Ballsbridge offers comfortable Dublin city accommodations. Park House Hotel in Galway puts guests near local entertainment and dining. A TourRadar traveler shared: "having a warm welcoming hotel like the International Killarney was perfect for November evenings after a day of sightseeing."
How crowded are major tourist attractions in Ireland during November?
November brings noticeably smaller crowds to popular sites including the Cliffs of Moher Blarney Castle and Ring of Kerry. Visitors often find more space at Kylemore Abbey and the Guinness Storehouse. Hotels such as Killarney Plaza and The Hardiman in Galway typically have good availability. According to a TourRadar traveler: "We had the Giant's Causeway almost to ourselves in November - it was a completely different experience from the summer crowds."
What unique experiences can I have in Ireland during November?
November provides quieter visits to historic sites like Blarney and Bunratty Castles. Visitors can enjoy traditional music in Killarney's pubs explore the Guinness Storehouse and watch powerful waves at the Cliffs of Moher. Connemara National Park displays late autumn colors while historic hotels like Park House in Galway offer authentic stays. A TourRadar traveler noted: "November gave us a magical experience of Ireland's wild beauty without the tourist crowds."
What is the best way to travel around Ireland in November?
Heated coach tours with experienced guides work well for November travel conditions. Train connections between Dublin Cork and Galway run regularly offering scenic routes especially between Dublin and Killarney. Hotels like The Gresham in Dublin and The International Hotel Killarney provide easy transport access. One TourRadar traveler shared: "The organized tours were perfect for November - comfortable transport and well-planned indoor activities when weather turned rough."