Tour Code: FIT/3826

Ultimate Ireland

9 Nights / 10 Days
Private Van Tour
Summer Special
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Cities : Dublin (2N),Killarney (2N),Galway (2N),Portrush (1N),Belfast (2N)

Accommodation

  • 2 Night(s) in Dublin at Premier Inn Dublin Airport hotel or similar
  • 2 Night(s) in Killarney at The Parkavon Hotel Killarney or similar
  • 2 Night(s) in Galway at Galway Bay Hotel or similar
  • 1 Night(s) in Portrush at Portrush Atlantic Hotel or similar
  • 2 Night(s) in Belfast at Holiday Inn Express Antrim or similar

Sightseeing

Dublin, Ireland
  • Guided City Tour Of Dublin
  • Entrance to Trinity College
Killarney, Ireland
  • Entrance to Ross Castle
  • Killarney National Park Tour
  • Torc waterfall
  • Ring of Kerry Tour From Killarney Inc Killarney National Park
  • The Gap Of Dunloe Full-Day Tour From Killarney
Galway, Ireland
  • From Galway Full-Day Cliffs Of Moher & Burren Tour
Belfast, Ireland
  • Giants Causeway, Rope Bridge, Carrickfergus Castle and Dark Hedges Tour
  • The Titanic Experience Entrance

Flight and transport

  • Private Vehicle as per the pre plnnned itinerary
  • One way Hotel to Airport transfer in Belfast

Meals

  • 9 Breakfast
  • Hotel Included
  • Sightseeing Included
  • Meal Included

Day wise travel itinerary

  • Day 1 :Dublin

    Arrive in Dublin - The city is steeped in history and offers an abundance of activities, including museums and memorials, as well as restaurants, cafés, cathedrals, and churches. Each site shares a slice of insight into what makes Dublin such a special city. Explore grafton street. Opt to visit Guinness storehouse.Overnight in Dublin.

  • Day 2 :Dublin

    After breakfast, enjoy the Guided Half day City Tour of Dublin. Visit the Trinity college, nestled in the middle of the city, a retreat from the bustle of Dublin proper, and the iconic Trinity College.  In the evening, opt to grab a drink at The Temple Bar. This popular bar is undeniably a bit of a tourist trap Overnight in Dublin. 

    • Breakfast
  • Day 3 :Dublin – Kilkenny - Killarney

    Today drive to Killarney enroute visit Kilkeny, drive south to Kilkenny, the old medieval capital of Ireland. Visit Kilkenny Castle, which has been named one of the most beautiful castles in the world thanks to its romantic atmosphere, beautifully maintained gardens, and fantastic views.Drive to the beautifully preserved town of Killarney. Those looking for a castle adventure need look no further than the medieval Ross Castle, which is straight out of a fairy tale thanks to its stunning architecture and lakeside location. Visit the 19th-century Muckross House and Abbey, which includes beautiful gardens, a calming tea house, and an ancient yew tree in the cloisters, which is believed to be 700 years old.Overnight in Killarney. 

    • Breakfast
  • Day 4 :Killarney

    Today enjoy a day off by exploring Killarney National Park. Killarney National Park is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which features lush landscapes, incredible waterfalls such as Torc Waterfall, and spectacular hiking trails in the Black Valley for those who want to get their boots dirty. Drive through the Ring of Kerry a beautiful scenic drive that goes around the Iveragh Peninsula and offers endless viewpoints and picturesque locations. Drive up through the mountains to see the famed Gap of Dunloe.Overnight in Killarney.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 5 :Killarney – Galway

    south west of Ireland, the village of Adare dates back to 1200 A.D. It is regarded as one of the prettiest and most picturesque towns in Ireland, drive further to Visit the Burren, a UNESCO World Heritage Geo-park, stunning Karst landscape.Arrive in Galway. Galway has long been considered one of the best cities in Ireland to visit if you want to truly immerse yourself in Irish culture. It is  centrally located on the western shores of Ireland and very connected to the areas around it, making it a great jumping-off point for exploring that side of Ireland.Arrive &  Explore the unique districts of the Cathedral Quarter and the Waterfront.  Step back in time in the historic Entries at the heart of the city. Marvel at the most underwhelming tourist attraction in Galway Overnight in Galway.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 6 :Galway- Cliffs of Moher - Galway

    Today depart for  Cliffs of Moher.Marvel at the natural majesty of the UNESCO-listed Cliffs of and pass through quaint fishing villages like Doolin and Kinvara. Admire the ancient fortress of Dunguaire Castle; immerse yourself in the Burren, a limestone landscape reminiscent of the moon’s surface; and then spend a leisurely time walking the trails surrounding the colossal Cliffs of Moher.Overnight in Galway.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 7 :Galway- Portrush

    Today depart from Galway to Portrush. The town is on the Antrim side of the border between County Antrim and County (London) Derry. Portrush is best known for, for its amazing beaches.Northern Ireland has eight Blue Flag beaches, Explore  three of which are located in Portrush – the three spectacular Portrush beaches are West and East Strands in town and the Whiterocks towards Bushmills. Each beach offers its own distinct experience.Overnight in Portrush.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 8 :Portrush – Giant’s Causeway- Belfast

    Today embark on a scenic drive to Northern Ireland's most iconic locations from Belfast. Enroute Visit the Giant's Causeway, Cushendun Caves, and the Dark Hedges. For the first stop, grab some photos at the beautiful Carrickfergus Castle. Then, journey along the coast, with stops along the way at the Caves at Cushendun and Carnlough Harbour—both recently made famous by the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Enjoy a delicious pub grub-style lunch at the Fullerton Arms in Ballintoy ,at your expense. Then re-board the luxury coach and head to the highlight of the tour, the Giant's Causeway. At Ireland’s only World Heritage Site, you’ll spend some time climbing over the ancient stones and enjoying the myths and legends that surround this world-famous attraction. After the Giant’s Causeway, make a short stop at the ancient ruins of Dunluce Castle, and then a final stop at the World Famous Dark Hedges. Then it’s time to sit back and relax on the comfortable return journey to Belfast. Return back and Overnight in Belfast.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 9 :Belfast

    Today depart for the city tour of Belfast,pass by the city hall ,  St George's Market,  Visit , the iconic Titanic Museum -Explore the institution at your own pace in order to discover insightful exhibits detailing the construction, voyage, and legacy of the infamous ship. Enjoy interactive displays; watch audiovisual presentations; and feel your adrenaline levels surge during an exhilarating Shipyard Ride. Overnight in Belfast.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 10 :Belfast - Flyout

    After breakfast, check out and depart to Belfast  International Airport for your flight back to India. 

    • Breakfast
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Sightseeing

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Entrance to Ross Castle

Located scenically at the edge of Lough Leane, the Ross Castle is a stone wonder! Built originally for the chieftain of Ireland, today the Ross Castle is a testament to Ireland’s strategic architecture.Built in the 15th century, the castle is a part of the National Park and offers a panoramic view of the adjoining lake which is sure to make you reach out for your camera.
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Killarney National Park Tour

Discover the highlights of Ireland's oldest national park—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind way to explore—on this private horse and carriage tour. Pick from multiple departure times throughout the day, meet your guide at St. Mary's Cathedral in Killarney, and hop aboard. During your tour, you'll see lakes and mountains, will explore routes that are closed to cars, and can even go for a tour of the 15th-century Ross Castle (additional expense). Enjoy a tranquil, personalized way to explore on this private tour Admire lakes, mountains, castles, and more, all in one tour See park highlights most visitors miss when you travel by horse and carriage Pick from multiple start times to suit your sightseeing schedule
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Torc waterfall

Experience the natural beauty of County Kerry with a visit to the Torc Waterfall. Located a short walk from the Killarney–Kenmare road, in Killarney National Park, Torc Waterfall is part of the River Owengariff and flows into Muckross (Middle) Lake. The site is a popular spot on the area’s scenic drives and hiking routes.
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Ring of Kerry Tour From Killarney Inc Killarney National Park

Most amazing and best part of Wild Atlantic Way Route - Ring of Kerry Coach Tour.Major sites to be seen - Iveragh Peninsula - Dingle Bay - Glenbeigh - Caherciveen - Waterville - Derrynane Bay - Sneem - Molls Gap - Ladies View and Killarney National Park.Optional visits to Bog Village - Famine Village - Sheep Dog Show (Seasonal only) - extra charges.Priority Seats (Front Row and wider seats) available subject to availability - extra charge paid locally.Nearest car park is at Beech Road, Killarney, 2 minutes walk from pick up point.Undoubtedly Ireland's most popular scenic drive, the Ring of Kerry is the name for the small highway that skirts the edge of the Iveragh Peninsula, passing along the way a panorama of rugged coastline.This 110 miles tour travels from one scenic wonder to the next.The first stop will be at The Bog Village. This cluster of thatched-roof cottages do an effective job of demonstrating what life was like in Kerry in the early 1800s. The museum village (additional small charge, optional) has a blacksmith’s forge & house, turf cutter’s house, laborer’s cottage, thatcher’s dwelling & tradesmans’s house. Stacks of cut turf are piled by the road. There is also an old Irish pub where an early drink or morning coffee and scones may be enjoyed.We continue through the village of Glenbeigh and a sight of Rossbeigh Beach, and a wonderful view of the hilly backs of the Iveragh.Onwards to Waterville passing, Caherviveen, birthplace of Daniel O Connell (1775-1847) who was one of the most important political figures in 19th century Ireland. He earned the nickname ""The Liberator"" by leading impoverished Roman Catholics towards emancipation.We arrive in Waterville, an idyllic beach resort between Lough Currane and Ballinskelligs Bay. For years it was a favorite retreat of Charlie Chaplin.Lunch stop varies from day to day please check with driver.After lunch the tour continues through Derrynane, the former seat of the O’Connell clan and home to Daniel O’Connell.The next village is Sneem, another pretty but untypical village laid out English-style around a village green beneath a semi-circle of low mountains. Sneem marks the start of the most sheltered part of the Ring of Kerry's coast. Here you will see lush, subtropical growth - wild rhododendrons, azaleas - evidence of the benign effect of The Gulf Stream.Leaving Sneem, we travel through very rugged landscape and arrive at Molls Gap, where the viewing point at the gap affords sweeping views of Macgillycuddy's Reeks and Ireland's highest mountain, Carrantuohill - 3,414 feet high.Continuing from Molls Gap to Killarney, we experience far-reaching views over the broad valley of the Killarney Lakes. Queen Victoria and her ladies-in-waiting were so enthralled by this view that it was promptly named in their honor: “Ladies View”. Between Ladies View and Killarney, the coach will pass through National Park and return between 5:00-5.30pm.

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The Gap Of Dunloe Full-Day Tour From Killarney

Spend the day exploring Ireland’s most stunning natural landscapes on this full-day tour of the Gap of Dunloe from Killarney. Walk on a seven-mile (11 kilometer) adventure that covers some of the nation’s vast emerald scenery. Enjoy ample time for hiking, take an optional Jaunting Cart ride, and kick back and relax during a boat ride on the Gearhameen River. This tour also includes a stop at the Ross Castle. Trek through the magnificent Gap of Dunloe Cruise by boat on the Gearhameen River Explore Ross Castle (own expense)
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Hotels

Premier Inn Dublin Airport hotel

Premier Inn Dublin Airport hotel or similar

Included in trip

Optionals

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum Entrance Ticket

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum Entrance Ticket

Category: History, Museums , Speciality Museums
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 2,680per adult, onwards
₹ 1,340per child, onwards
Guinness  Storehouse

Guinness Storehouse

Category: Museums
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 2,680per adult, onwards
Freeper child, onwards
St Stephen’s Green Park

St Stephen’s Green Park

Category: Theme Parks
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 140per adult, onwards
₹ 140per child, onwards
Statue Of Oscar Wilde In Merrion Square

Statue Of Oscar Wilde In Merrion Square

Category: Monuments & Statues
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 140per adult, onwards
₹ 140per child, onwards
Little Museum of Dublin Ticket

Little Museum of Dublin Ticket

Category: Museums
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 2,010per adult, onwards
₹ 2,010per child, onwards
National Botanic Gardens – A Day Amidst The Tulips Of Dublin

National Botanic Gardens – A Day Amidst The Tulips Of Dublin

Category: Garden
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 140per adult, onwards
₹ 140per child, onwards
Phoenix Park

Phoenix Park

Category: Theme Parks
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 140per adult, onwards
₹ 140per child, onwards
Traditional Irish Night Show Ticket in Dublin

Traditional Irish Night Show Ticket in Dublin

Category: Cultural Tour
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 6,690per adult, onwards
₹ 3,350per child, onwards
Visit Grafton Street

Visit Grafton Street

Category: Flea & Street Markets
Sightseeing Type:
₹ 140per adult, onwards
₹ 140per child, onwards
Guided City Tour Of Dublin ( Only Guide Cost )

Guided City Tour Of Dublin ( Only Guide Cost )

Category: Historic Sites, Sights & Landmarks , Tours, Walking Tours
Sightseeing Type:
*As per 6 pax traveling together.
₹ 5,570per adult, onwards
₹ 5,570per child, onwards
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Transfer :
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EMI Starts from ₹ 9,003/month
₹ 1,77,821

per person

* GST & TCS Extra