Day 1 : County Dublin

Welcome to Ireland! Upon arrival at Dublin airport, with flight TP1322, make your way to the arrivals where your driver will be waiting for you with a sign displaying your name, and enjoy a comfortable transfer to the Fitzwilliam Dublin. 

Leave your luggage and go to meet your private guide in the lobby of your hotel for a Walking tour in Dublin and then to visit The Trinity College - Widely considered one of Europes elite institutions, Trinity is Irelands most prestigious university, in part due to its long and distinguished history and home of The Book of Kells. Afterwards, you will have the rest of the day to unwind, relax and acclimatize or why not to further explore Dublin city on your own?

Experience the charming individuality of Dublin on its streets, behind its facades, in its hidden corners and in its fascinating stories and history. A well-established and award-winning walking tour company with a host of well-trained and highly-acclaimed tour guides will share their passion for Dublin with you. All tours have been designed by Pat Liddy, a renowned writer, illustrator and local historian. This exceptional tour will take in hidden gems and surprises that visitors often miss. Starting from Dublin’s main street, O’Connell Street, travelling North to South, this 3-hour stroll will take in many Dublin icons and guide you to some wonderful hidden spots that are too often overlooked. Ready and willing to walk you around the city centre of Ireland’s wonderful capital under any weather conditions. You will be shown the hidden and most fascinating sights, hear about traditions, and Dublins prominent historical figures as well as its common people and their stories.

Day 2 : Galway

This morning you will be checking out of your hotel, as you will be greeted by your driver guide. You will make your way to the Cliffs of Moher, they are the most famous cliffs in Ireland. They will leave you awestruck, creating memories that will stay with you forever. As you then make your way to the Galway city, take a brisk walk as you explore the 18th-century Eyre Square, a popular meeting spot surrounded by shops and traditional pubs that often offer live Irish folk music. You can then make your way to your hotel, the Abbeyglen Castle to retire for the night.

EXPERT TIPS

• It can be very windy on the Cliffs of Moher; even if the sun is out.
• It’s a good idea to bring a sweater or coat with you. The weather can also change pretty quickly so a waterproof coat (not an umbrella-it will blow away) and sunglasses are always good to have on hand.
• Please print and present the tickets to the Cliffs of Moher located in the document section of your digital itinerary to access the site and visitor center.

Day 3 : County Dublin

This day you will be checking out of your hotel, as you will be greeted by your driver guide. You will be making your way to Wicklow, also famously known as the Garden County of Ireland. From mountain to sea, Wicklow’s varied landscape offers an amazing playground for a wide variety of outdoor activities. Wicklow’s sceneries is an amazing backdrop to thousands of outdoor enthusiasts every week. You will then be making your way to the Fitzwilliam Hotel, you have the rest of the evening to explore the city at your own leisure.

Day 4 : Belfast

This morning you will be checking out of your hotel, as you meet your driver guide for a transfer to Belfast. Your first stop for the day will be the Giants Causeway. Travel along the iconic Giant’s Causeway Coast Route in comfort, and let yourself be enchanted by the gorgeous locations on the Antrim Coast, the lush beauty of the Irish landscape, and of course, the Giant’s Causeway itself. As you will then be making your way to the North Antrim Coast, the filming site for the world acclaimed HBO series Game of Thrones. Visit and explore some of the iconic filming locations in Northern Ireland. You can make your way to the Grand Central Hotel, for the evening.

The Giant’s Causeway, located along the stunning North Antrim Coast, is an area of approximately 40,000 columns, the result of ancient volcanic activity 60 million years ago. Legend tells the story of how the giant Finn McCool created the Causeway as a challenge to his Scottish rival Benandonner. As well as being Northern Ireland’s only World Heritage Site, the Giant’s Causeway is also a National Nature Reserve and lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Taking the scenic route from Belfast toward the Giant’s Causeway is a must as you will pass through a variety of picturesque coastal villages. Ballycastle (town of the castle) contains the remains of Bonamargie Friary, which was built by Rory MacQuillan (13th Century) as well as a graveyard on the original site where St. Patrick founded a ministry in the 5th Century. Also along this route you’ll find Cushendall beside the river Dall, and overshadowed by the summits of Lurigethan and Tievebulliagh. The scenery in these beautiful villages will fascinate you as you edge ever closer to the Causeway. For centuries, countless visitors have marvelled at the majesty and mystery of the Giants Causeway. At the heart of one of Europes most magnificent coastlines, its unique rock formations have, for millions of years, stood as a natural rampart against the unbridled ferocity of Atlantic storms. The rugged symmetry of the columns never fails to intrigue and inspire visitors. To stroll on the Giants Causeway is to voyage back in time.

Day 5 : End of Itinerary

This day you will be checking out of your hotel, you will be touring the Belfast city. You can then make your way to the Titanic Belfast Museum, as you discover the world-famous story through the eyes of those whose hard work and ambition built her. Explore the Cathedral Quarter, The Crumlin Road Gaol & Courthouse, The Belfast Peace Wall, The Shankill Road, The Falls Road, Queens University and so much more. You will then make your way to the airport for your flight back home. We hope you enjoyed your stay in Ireland!

EXPERT TIPS

• Please print and present the tickets to the Titanic Belfast located in the document section of your digital itinerary to access the site.