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6-Nights Corners of Southern Ireland
Price: $2,570 - # of Days: 6 days
Epic Scenery, Iconic Landmarks, Rural Charm Discover Ireland’s charms on a small group journey, weaving through castles, cliffs and coastlines with local flavours and stories at every turn.Trip Overview:Join one of our unique small group Back-Roads touring experiences (maximum 18 participants) that&...
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6-Nights Introduction To Ireland - Classic, First-Class
Price: $2,499 - # of Days: 6 days
Like a classic Irish coffee made with hot java, Irish whiskey, brown sugar, and fresh whipped cream, this introductory tour of Ireland blends the most stimulating sights, soothing scenery, and sweet accents of the Emerald Isle. Journeying on a loop from Dublin to the west coast and back, first-time ...
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11-Nights Shades of Ireland featuring Northern Ireland
Price: $4,499 - # of Days: 11 days
Experience Ireland in all its vibrant shades as you travel from the lively city of Dublin to the untamed natural beauty of Northern Ireland. Explore Dublin with a local guide. Take a jaunting car ride in Killarney. Experience the world-famous beauty of the Ring of Kerry. Marvel at the stunning 700-f...
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13-Nights The Best of Ireland, Small Groups - Land Journey
Price: $10,490 - # of Days: 13 days
Céad Mile Fáilte, Irish Gaelic for "one hundred thousand welcomes"... from the first dawning of a countryside morning to the setting sun over rolling green hills, an Irish welcome for visitors is genuine, exuding warm hospitality...
Tauck's Yellow Roads take you from the G...
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13-Nights The Best of Ireland - Land Journey
Price: $9,690 - # of Days: 13 days
The Emerald Isle bids you a hundred thousand welcomes on Tauck's most popular Ireland tour. Splendid scenery, fascinating history, a vibrant culture and warm, hospitable people all contribute to the great charm of Ireland, north and south.
Feast your eyes along the Yellow Roads from the...
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9-Nights Countryside of the Emerald Isle
Price: $4,999 - # of Days: 9 days
From remote islands and historic Dublin to less-traveled roads and charming villages, this adventure brings together the best of the Emerald Isle. Come to know the culture and welcoming hospitality of the Irish in Dublin, Ireland’s spirited capital city. Step off the beaten path in the seaside villa...
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7-Nights Signature: Northern Ireland's Emerald Coast & Giant's Causeway - National Geographic Signature
Price: $7,599 - # of Days: 7 days
Signature: Northern Ireland's Emerald Coast & Giant's Causeway Stretching from the wild Atlantic cliffs of Donegal to the storied streets of Belfast, Northern Ireland is a land of poetic landscapes and layered history. Walk the ancient walls of Derry, stand among the geometric wonder of the Giant's ...
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15-Nights Signature: Ireland's Legendary Landscapes & Cities - National Geographic Signature
Price: $14,999 - # of Days: 15 days
Signature: Ireland's Legendary Landscapes & Cities Two nations, one island, and a lifetime of stories to uncover. From the literary haunts of Dublin and the wild shores of Kerry to the ancient walls of Derry and the geometric wonder of the Giant's Causeway, this expedition moves through the full bre...
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8-Nights Signature: Ireland's Dublin, Killarney & the Cliffs of Moher - National Geographic Signature
Price: $8,499 - # of Days: 8 days
Signature: Ireland's Dublin, Killarney & the Cliffs of Moher From the literary haunts of Dublin to the wave-beaten cliffs of the Atlantic coast, Ireland is a land where ancient myth and living culture are inseparable. Explore medieval castles, prehistoric stone forts, and traditional Gaeltacht villa...
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6-Nights Irish Splendor
Price: $2,499 - # of Days: 6 days
Savor a true taste of Irish splendor. Explore the historic city of Dublin by bus. Gaze upon the historic Rock of Cashel and visit the famous Blarney Castle. Explore the spectacular Dingle Peninsula. Discover the fascinating story of Hollywood legend Maureen O’Hara and her connection to Foynes. Stand...
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Overview
Introduction
In County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, Enniskillen (55 mi/90 km southwest of Belfast) has several worthwhile sights. Chief among them are Castlecoole, an 18th-century mansion, and the Regimental Museum of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (http://www.inniskilling.com). The museum is housed within Enniskillen Castle National Monument. There are several places to enjoy Irish music in the town—try the Crow's Nest on High Street on a Tuesday night. Or ask a local where you can find a session.
Devenish Island, just north of the city, is home to a well-preserved round tower dating from the 12th century. The Lakeland Visitor Centre provides information for those interested in fishing and cruising the upper and lower loughs (lakes). Try the underground boat trip through Marble Arch Caves. The distinctive lacy porcelain of Belleek can be seen at the pottery center in town, open March-September. And it's just a 24-mi/39-km drive along the shores of Lough Erne to the town of Belleek and its pottery factory shop.
Overview
Introduction
In County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, Enniskillen (55 mi/90 km southwest of Belfast) has several worthwhile sights. Chief among them are Castlecoole, an 18th-century mansion, and the Regimental Museum of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (http://www.inniskilling.com). The museum is housed within Enniskillen Castle National Monument. There are several places to enjoy Irish music in the town—try the Crow's Nest on High Street on a Tuesday night. Or ask a local where you can find a session.
Devenish Island, just north of the city, is home to a well-preserved round tower dating from the 12th century. The Lakeland Visitor Centre provides information for those interested in fishing and cruising the upper and lower loughs (lakes). Try the underground boat trip through Marble Arch Caves. The distinctive lacy porcelain of Belleek can be seen at the pottery center in town, open March-September. And it's just a 24-mi/39-km drive along the shores of Lough Erne to the town of Belleek and its pottery factory shop.