Ireland Tours & Trips

Southern Ireland captivates visitors with authentic experiences that show the real essence of Irish culture. The seaside town of Dingle has become a firm favorite among our travelers - you'll find traditional music flowing from historic pubs while locals share stories over a pint, plus regular visits from Fungie, the town's resident dolphin who's made quite a name for himself. The Ring of Kerry offers raw coastal beauty with winding roads that lead to hidden beaches, ancient stone forts and also fishing villages that seem frozen in time. At the Cliffs of Moher, our guests consistently tell us how the massive rock faces rising from the churning Atlantic leave them speechless - it's simply impossible to grasp the true scale until you're standing there yourself. For the best experience, visit these coastal spots during spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October) when you'll find fewer crowds and typically mild weather, though you'll definitely want to pack waterproof gear since Irish weather changes at a moment's notice.

The Wild Atlantic Way pulls you right into Ireland's raw coastal spirit, especially where Atlantic waves pound against the 700-foot Cliffs of Moher. Our travelers keep telling us how the Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula turned into the best parts of their Irish experience - you follow winding roads that cling to the coast while green valleys roll inland as far as you can see. What really makes these places come alive is the genuine Irish welcome you'll find, from cozy pubs filled with music to locals sharing stories over a pint. The guides know exactly how to bring each spot to life, weaving Irish folklore with historical tales that transform regular touring into something much more meaningful.

Ireland has its own charm (luck of the Irish, perhaps?) that will cast a spell on you, and the Munster region is a must-visit for travelers seeking unique experiences. Explore medieval castles, visit Killarney National Park, admire the breathtaking scenery along the Ring of Kerry, and unwind in Cork’s rustic pubs.

Discover Ireland's breathtaking Ring of Kerry, where vibrant green landscapes merge with the Atlantic. Explore the stunning Killarney National Park, stroll through the charming streets of Kenmare, and delve into ancient history at Staigue Fort.

Hikers looking to explore Ireland's rugged landscapes have several outstanding 5-7 day options that showcase its diverse and dramatic terrain. The most recommended routes blend the lunar-like Burren, where Arctic, Alpine, and Mediterranean flowers thrive on limestone pavements, with the spectacular Connemara National Park, where Diamond Hill offers some of the best views in County Galway. The Aran Islands add a coastal twist, combining scenic paths with visits to ancient stone fortifications perched on cliffs. For those seeking more challenging hikes, the Wild Atlantic Way provides opportunities for proper mountain climbs. Ascend Mount Brandon via the pilgrim route, gaining 750 meters for panoramic views of the Dingle Peninsula, or tackle Croagh Patrick’s 764-meter peak for a rewarding trek steeped in history. Easier walks include the stunning Cliffs of Moher or Connemara's rolling trails, while the Burren offers a surreal experience of hiking on karst landscapes interspersed with unique flora. Hiking difficulty varies, ranging from moderate 2-3 hour coastal walks to demanding 6-hour mountain ascents. What makes these trips stand out is the balance between testing peaks and gentler trails, combined with expert guides who adapt routes based on weather and group ability. These guides also share a wealth of knowledge about the area's geology, flora, and history, enhancing the experience. Whether climbing mountains, walking coastal paths, or exploring ancient ruins, these tours provide an unforgettable mix of Ireland's raw beauty, cultural heritage, and natural wonders.

In Ireland, thrill-seekers can cycle the scenic Ring of Kerry, surf Atlantic waves in Donegal, hike the rugged peaks of the Mourne Mountains, or kayak along the dramatic cliffs of Moher. For a unique adventure, try coasteering in Connemara.

Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Ireland. There are 110 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 3 days up to 15 days. The most popular month for these tours is August.

For those seeking real adventure on Ireland's west coast, our explorer tours deliver exactly what travelers love most. The most popular 7-day routes take you kayaking with dolphins near Dingle, hiking the mighty Cliffs of Moher and cycling through Killarney National Park. Our customers particularly enjoy the small group format, usually 8-12 people, which lets them visit hidden spots like the remote Aran Islands where you'll pick up some Gaelic phrases from locals. What makes these tours special is the mix of activities - one day you're kissing the Blarney Stone, the next you're surfing at Inch Beach and later sailing to islands where ancient stone forts perch dramatically over the Atlantic.