What our customers say about our tours

Ireland has a big story. Give yourself enough time to hear it properly.

A day trip from Dublin will show you a chapter. A week or more will show you the whole book. The cliffs, the castles, the walled cities, the islands, the mountain passes, and the pubs at the end of a long day, where the stories keep coming long after the sun goes down. Our 7-13-day Ireland tours from Dublin are built for people who want to do more than tick off sights. They're for people who want to actually get to know a place.

Where will seven days or more take you?

Further than you'd think. Our multi-day Ireland tours from Dublin take you the length and breadth of the island, from the rugged headlands of Donegal in the north to the wild coastline of Kerry in the south, with Connemara, Northern Ireland, and the Wild Atlantic Way in between. With no minimum numbers and a driver-guide who knows every road and every story, all you have to do is show up.

Travel responsibly from Dublin

We love Ireland. The landscapes, the people, the stories, and the fact that nowhere else on earth does green quite like this. And we want to help keep it that way. Through our responsible travel initiative, we use 16-seat mini-coaches, donate to environmental and community projects, and do as much as we can to protect the places we visit for the people who come after us.

Did you know?

Ireland has more castles per square mile than almost anywhere else in Europe. Many of them aren't signposted, don't have car parks, and don't charge an entry fee. They're just there, at the end of a field or on the edge of a cliff, waiting to be stumbled across. It's that kind of place. The longer you spend on the road, the more of it reveals itself.

Don't miss out

Dublin is the perfect starting point for a 7-13-day Ireland tour, but the city itself deserves a day or two before you head out. If you can time your visit right, St Patrick's Day in Dublin is an experience like no other. And no trip to the city is complete without a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, whether you're a fan of the stout or not. Our St Patrick's Day guide is worth a read if you're planning around the festival.