Irish Panorama Itinerary
Day One
Arrive in Dublin and travel to your accommodation (pickup can be arranged).
Have Leisurely afternoon in the city, get acquainted with the area.
In the evening, you will be briefed with tour details by our staff.
Day Two
After a full Irish breakfast, we’ll visit the Monastic Glendalough and will have time to walk to the lakes.
Time at leisure in Avoca Handweavers.
A scenic drive across Wicklow mountains will bring us to Kikenny City. Dinner and overnight in hotel.
Day Three
After breakfast, our first stop will be in Cashel for a visit at the impressive St. Patrick’s Rock.
Travel to Blarney to visit the castle and to kiss the “stone of eloquence.” There will be some time for leisure at the Blarney Wollen Mills.
Overnight in Killarney Town. Optional dinner in Tralee Town followed by Siamsa show.
Day Four
After breakast, we will take traditional open boats through the Three Lakes of Killarney passing by Innisfallen Island, Brickeen Bridge, Colleen Bawn Rock, Torc Mountain, Old Weir Bridge , and The Meetings of The Waters.
We will break at Lord Brandon’s Cottage for a light snack, then change to pony and trap ride through the Gap of Dunloe.
The rest of the day is spent at leisure and overnight at your hotel.
Day Five
Breakfast. Depart to Tarbert where we will catch the ferry across the Shannon Mouth and continue to the Cliffs of Moher.
Visit a Salmon Smokehouse and drive through the lunar landscapes of The Burren to Galway.
Dinner and overnight in Galway Cityarea.
Day Six
Breakfast. This morning we’ll walk the Galway City Centre before departing toward Dublin.
Stop in Shannonbridge to join The Clonmacnoise and West Offaly Railway for a 9km rail trip through Blackwater Bog.
Stop at a peat bank to learn how this fuel is made!
Check-in at Dublin Hotel, dinner and overnight in Dublin.
Day Seven
Breakfast. City tour of Dublin City including Georgian streets, squares, St. Stephen's Green, the Quays and impressive buildings.
Visit the Guinness Storehouse and the Old Jameson Distillery.
Evening walking tour around the narrow streets of Medieval Dublin to discover the mysteries of “dark Dublin.”
The tour will end in a traditional pub for our farewell dinner. Overnight.
Day Eight
Finish tour after a full Irish breakfast.
Transfer out of Dublin.
