These itineraries are designed to give you some suggestions for what is possible when you travel in Ireland, and they showcase some of the routes that we’ve found work particularly well.
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Spend the night in a 16th-century castle located on its own private island.
Drive along the spectacular Dingle Peninsula.
Visit the historic Rock of Cashel.
Explore Newgrange — an ancient passage tomb that predates the Egyptian pyramids.
Experience an evening of folklore and storytelling at Dublin’s oldest pub.
Marvel at the Dark Hedges on the Antrim Coast.
Walk in the footsteps of Jon Snow as you visit Game of Thrones filming sites.
Experience archery and axe throwing.
Capture the trip by taking a photo with the direwolves from the show.
Tours at Game of Thrones locations across Northern Ireland (These tours are not all official Game of Thrones tours and are not all licensed, approved, or endorsed by Home Box Office, Inc., the owner of the trademarks for Game of Thrones.)
Experience Dublin’s nightlife on a musical pub crawl.
Drive the spectacular and iconic Ring of Kerry.
Hike Torc Mountain with a guide.
Kayak on one of Killarney’s lakes to Innisfallen Island.
Walk the quirky streets of Glasgow on an orientation tour.
Experience the whiskey reputation of Islay.
Explore the castles and glens around Oban.
Taste a variety of whiskey in Speyside.
Marvel at the dramatic coastline of the Antrim Coast.
Experience a unique distillery tour in Dublin.
Explore the mountainous Nevis Range and Glencoe.
Taste a dram of whisky in a Scottish Castle.
Wonder at the beauty of the Isle of Skye’s unique landscape.
Hike in Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains.
Visit the Cliffs of Moher where you can spot puffins.
Explore the rugged landscape of Connemara National Park.
Learn the tales of the prisoners detained in Kilmainham Gaol on a shared tour of the former prison.
Kiss the Blarney Stone and explore the castle’s grounds.
Kayak on one of Killarney’s lakes to Innisfallen Island.
Spend two nights in a 16th-century castle.
Learn the rules of hurling on a hands-on Gaelic games experience.
Go behind-the-scenes on a private tour of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral.
Visit Ballykeefe Distillery — an intimate distillery set on a working farm.
Spend two nights in a prestigious manor estate.
Explore the iconic Cliffs of Moher on a private boat tour where you may spot puffins.
Explore the spectacular scenery of the Antrim Coast.
Hike along the Slieve League cliffs in Donegal and Torc Mountain in Killarney.
Learn about Ireland’s turbulent past at Kilmainham Gaol and on a private tour of Derry/Londonderry.
Learn about the history of the fabled Titanic, which set sail for the last time from Ireland.
Drive the Ring of Kerry.
Go salmon fishing with a local ghillie.
Explore the undiscovered north of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.
Hike the famine trail in Connemara, along the Slieve League cliffs, and through Glenveagh National Park in Donegal.
Visit Ireland’s most northerly point, Malin Head.
Marvel at the geological wonders in the Marble Arch Caves.
Eat a pub lunch on a day trip to the smallest of the Aran Islands.
Wander the fabled streets of Oxford’s prestigious university.
Explore the idyllic villages and quintessential English landscape of the Cotswolds.
Visit the Roman and Georgian highlights of the UNESCO protected Bath.
Reflect on Northern Ireland’s troubled past on a city tour.
Visit the iconic Cliffs of Moher.
Explore the castles and palaces surrounding Edinburgh as well as Edinburgh Castle itself.
Visit Scone Palace, a former stately home.
Sail along Loch Ness and enjoy a picnic lunch onboard.
Admire the waterfront Dunvegan Castle and its extensive gardens.
Stay overnight in Scottish and Irish castles.
Visit Blarney Castle and its fascinating gardens.
