Departing Dublin, you travel west through the counties of Kildare and Offaly before arriving at the village of Tyrrellspass where you have time for a comfort break and a wander around the local stores before setting off again towards Kinvara.

You continue on your journey taking in the rolling countryside passing past the easternmost part of Galway Bay before arriving in Kinvara in time for Lunch.

The first stop of the afternoon is the attractive village of Kinvara, where you get a chance to take in the dramatic Dunguaire Castle and discover its remarkable historical legacy before stopping for a spot of lunch.
From here you head to the Burren. This is one of Ireland's most arresting landscapes: a patchwork of glacial limestone pavements, rare flora and ancient stone monuments. The Burren was also home to one of the earliest Christian settlements in Ireland. You'll stop here to visit Corcomroe Abbey, a 13th-century ruined monastery that sits against a backdrop of the Burren Mountain.

You'll have time for a comfort break before setting off to the famous Cliffs of Moher. Along the way, your driver might make stops to showcase relics of the past, including the Poulnabrone Dolmen, a remarkable Neolithic monument. Next, you arrive at the Cliffs of Moher along the Wild Atlantic Way, where you can stroll the cliff trails or watch rare seabirds. Alternatively, if the cliffs don't take you in, you can spend a little more time exploring the coastal town of Lahinch. After soaking in the beauty, you'll head to Galway City for the night. With its great food and cosy pubs, Galway offers a lively end to your day - or a quiet place to rest for the adventures ahead.