Full Irish Tour (14 Day Tour)

About Your Tour

The 14-Day Guided Tour of Ireland is exactly what it promises—a complete journey around the entire island. Spanning 15 days and 14 nights, this itinerary offers the very best of Ireland at a relaxed, comfortable pace, with multiple nights in each region so you can fully explore its highlights. While you could easily spend a month uncovering all that Ireland has to offer, this tour ensures you’ll experience the most iconic landmarks along with some delightful, off-the-beaten-path treasures.

The Full Irish Highlights

Day 1

Pickup at Preferred Dublin Location (Airport or Hotel)

Dublin Day Tour
Depending on your arrival time, your day may begin with a visit to the world-famous Guinness Storehouse and the historic Book of Kells at Trinity College. You’ll also enjoy a panoramic tour of Dublin’s most notable sights.

Overnight in Dublin

Day 2

Travel to Cork

Your day may begin with an optional visit to the National Stud and Japanese Gardens, just 45 minutes from Dublin—a perfect combination for horse enthusiasts and garden lovers. Next, marvel at the breathtaking Rock of Cashel, a historic site rich in beauty and legend. You may also choose to visit Blarney Castle, home to the world-famous Blarney Stone—where tradition invites you to steal a kiss for the gift of eloquence.

Overnight in Cork (2 nights)

Day 3

Full Day Cork Tour

A morning panoramic Cork city tour—including St Finbar’s Cathedral, the English Market, and the Old City Jail—would be a wonderful start to the day. Then it’s off to Cobh (formerly known as Queenstown), the final departure point for the ill-fated Titanic. A visit to the Cobh Heritage Centre and the “Queenstown Story” exhibition is a must for anyone interested in Irish emigration and the Titanic’s story. A quick photo stop at the stunning St Colman’s Cathedral is recommended.

You may also choose to visit the colorful harbor town of Kinsale and explore the historic Charlesfort before returning to Cork.

Overnight in Cork

Day 4

Travel to Killarney

Today is all about the scenery as we take a full day traveling through West Cork along the coastline and through the mountains before arriving in Kerry and finally Killarney. We start with a visit to Kinsale, a charming medieval port town steeped in history, with a stop at the atmospheric ruins of Timoleague Abbey. Then it’s on to the Old Head, a picturesque peninsula with a restored watchtower—perfect for panoramic photos.

The sleepy village of Glengarriff, at the mouth of the Beara Peninsula, is our next stop, with the option of a boat ride to Garinish Island (weather permitting). Halfway along the peninsula, we can detour through the scenic Caha Pass for some of the best photo-stops of the trip. Continuing to Kenmare, renowned as one of Ireland’s prettiest towns, we’ll make a visit to Molly Gallivan’s Cottage & Traditional Farm to sample a drop of homemade poitín before finishing the day in Killarney.

Overnight in Killarney (2 nights)

Day 5

Ring of Kerry

A full-day Ring of Kerry tour—or a “Highlights of the Ring of Kerry” version—can include visits to Torc Waterfall, Muckross House and Gardens, and Ross Castle, with the option for free time to shop in Killarney. Along the way, enjoy a stop at the dramatic Kerry Cliffs and the Skellig Island viewing point, where the spectacular scenery was featured in Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens and Episode VIII – The Last Jedi.

Day 6

Travel to Dingle

Our first stop today is at Aghadoe Heights for panoramic views of the mountains and lakes of Killarney. Next is Inch Beach, with miles of golden sand and stunning mountain views. We continue to Dingle, an ancient sea-trading town. The day continues along the famous Slea Head Drive on the Wild Atlantic Way, with a visit to The Blasket Centre.

Overnight in Dingle

Day 7

Travel to Galway

Today’s journey begins with a ferry trip across the River Shannon, followed by a visit to the world-famous Cliffs of Moher, Ireland’s second most visited attraction. From there, we enjoy a scenic coastal drive through the Burren region, taking in Fanore Beach and the Black Head Lighthouse, before arriving in Galway.

Overnight in Galway (2 nights)

Day 8

Full-day Connemara Tour

The day could begin with a short Galway city tour before heading to the mountains, lakes, and valleys of Connemara. We visit Clifden for a coffee stop at Walsh’s Bakery, followed by the scenic Sky Road and a visit to Kylemore Abbey and Gardens.

Day 9

Travel to Donegal

Today we head north towards Donegal
with a first stop at Glencar Waterfall, followed by coffee at Drumcliffe Cemetery, the final resting place of poet W.B. Yeats. Then on to Mullaghmore for spectacular sea views and Classiebawn Castle in the background. 

Overnight in Donegal (2 nights).

Day 10

Tour Donegal Region

We begin with a visit to Donegal Castle
before heading along the rugged coastline to Sliabh Liag, Europe’s highest sea cliffs. We then enjoy a drive through Glencolmcille before returning to Donegal to explore the town.

Day 11

Inishowen and Malin Head

The destination today is the City of Derry. We start with a weaving demonstration at Triona’s Design, then travel north through the Inishowen Peninsula to Malin Head, the northernmost point in Ireland and the end of the Wild Atlantic Way. We end the day in Derry City.

Overnight in Derry.

Day 12

Giant’s Causeway and North Antrim Coastal Drive

Today we head for Belfast with a first stop at Dunluce Castle. Then we continue on to the iconic Giant’s Causeway before finishing with the scenic North Antrim Coastal Drive and arriving in Belfast.

Overnight in Belfast (2 nights).

Day 13

Tour Belfast

After breakfast, enjoy the famous Black Cab City Tour
to explore Belfast’s history with a local guide. Then visit Titanic Belfast, built on the site where the ship was constructed. If time permits, we’ll see Belfast Castle, with sweeping views over the city. The evening is free to explore Belfast’s dining and nightlife.

Day 14

Travel to Dublin

Our travels today take us south towards Dublin, beginning with a visit to Long Meadow Cider Brewery. We then stop at the High Crosses of Monasterboice, one of Ireland’s most important early Christian sites, before continuing on to Dublin.

Overnight in Dublin.

Pricing

Our listed tours are designed as inspiration — each one is tried, tested, and fully workable, but intended as a template for creating your own unique travel experience. We will collaborate with you to design a personalized tour itinerary based on your specific interests, preferences, and travel dates. The result will be a custom-built journey, crafted exclusively for you and your group.

Prices for extended tours are available on request. Included in the price is the daily service of a qualified tourist guide/driver, the use of a luxurious touring vehicle, and all associated transportation costs, including driver daily and overnight expenses. Complimentary bottled water and onboard Wi-Fi are also provided.

Not included are accommodation, meals, entrance fees for excursions, or gratuities.

All-inclusive package options can be arranged upon request.

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