Killarney 1N - Lahinch 3N - Galway 1N

Upon arrival at the Dublin International Airport, Meet and greet. Your Irish adventure starts in Dublin with a train heading south to Killarney in County Kerry. Once you arrive, the afternoon is yours to use however you'd like. You can relax around town, walk through Killarney's National Park (Ireland's first), or jump into optional cycling or kayaking on your own if you want to get out into the landscape. Overnight stay at the Killarney hotel.

Today, after breakfast, check out, and you will be brought options for exploring Killarney and its National Park. You might take a kayak tour on the lakes to Innisfallen Island, do a guided hike up Torc Mountain, or bike and walk around Muckross Estate with its 15th-century Franciscan Friary. By mid-afternoon, you'll head north across the River Shannon toward the Cliffs of Moher, reaching the coastal town of Lahinch, where you can catch traditional Irish music sessions and local food on your own in the evening. Overnight stay at the Lahinch Hotel.

This day takes you along the Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland's most scenic routes with dramatic coastlines, golden beaches, glistening lakes, and mountain ranges. A guided tour includes Valentia Island to explore its history and Atlantic Ocean setting, and weather permitting, you might spot the Skellig Islands. After lunch, you'll make your way back toward Killarney with stops at scenic viewing points where you can learn about their historical significance.  Evening back at the Killarney hotel and overnight stay.

Morning after breakfast, the Dingle Peninsula awaits with its dramatic landscape full of archaeological and historical wonders. You'll visit Inch Beach, where an 'inch' is actually three miles long, then head west to Slea Head at Europe's edge with coastline views and the Blasket Islands visible. From there, you'll explore the peninsula's Gaelic culture, visit Dingle town (famous for Fungi the dolphin), and then return to Lahinch for an overnight stay.

Morning after breakfast, this morning takes you to the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare, stretching nearly 10 kilometers and worth seeing. The interpretation centre helps you understand the geological formation. After that, you'll head north toward Galway through the moon-like terrain of the Burren region and along the Wild Atlantic Way for lunch. Once in Galway, you can walk its vibrant streets and try local food. Evening is free at leisure. Overnight stay in Galway.

Morning after breakfast, check out from the hotel and transfer to the Dublin Airport to board the flight to your hometown. Tour concludes.