Tours and Trips in Ireland

Visit Howth for a refreshing coastal stroll on this guided tour. Located just east of central Dublin, this bustling port city, which is part of UNESCO's biosphere network, boasts an abundance of wildlife, along with expansive coastline views. Learn about the historical significance of this Irish village, as well as its famous artists including U2. At the end of the tour, enjoy a seafood meal or a drink at your own expense.

Welcome to our Northern Gem! We meet in Galway where you gather with your fellow adventurers. Without delay you experience one of Ireland's natural wonders - Connemara. The contrasting scenery of mountains, lakes and the Atlantic Ocean make Connemara one of the most scenic areas in Ireland. You have two days to explore this area. We then move north along the West coast of Ireland stopping in Sligo before heading for Donegal - home to Ireland's highest sea cliffs, Slieve League. Donegal is Ireland's hidden gem and personally one of my favourite places. From Donegal you travel into "the Six Counties". You will visit Derry city and walk the walls before visiting Dunluce Castle and the scenic area of Ballintoy. Prepare for fantastic scenery as we hike from Ballintoy to the Giants Causeway. The Giants Causeway is a UNESCO world heritage site made of 40,000 basalt columns formed 60 million years ago. When planning a walking holiday in Ireland, always pick us!

Explore the Dingle Peninsula with a private guide, and discover wild coastlines, film locations, and, if you're lucky, Dingle's resident dolphin. A fun-packed day out for a private group of up to nine people, the full-day tour includes visits to Inch Beach and Dingle, plus scenic drives along Slea Head Drive and past the Macgillycuddy's Reeks mountain range. Lunch and drinks are at your own expense.

See County Cork's top attractions"”and sightsee at your own speed"”on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Choose from 24- or 48-hour tickets, and feel free to board and disembark where and when you wish. The bus itinerary will take you past landmarks the likes of Blarney Castle (where you can kiss the famed Blarney Stone), Cobh (the Titanic's final port of call), the Jameson Experience, and much more.

Discover Ireland's spectacular natural beauty on this Ring of Beara day tour from Killarney. Explore the Bonane Heritage Park and visit a family-run chocolate factory in Bonane. Travel along Cork's Caha Pass, and watch native seals and birds during an optional Garnish Island boat tour. Soak up spectacular views over Bantry Bay, Kenmare Bay and Glanmore Lake. Head through charming villages and towns such as Ardgroom, Allihies and Eyeries, and enjoy the freedom to customize your own itinerary with your private guide along the way. 

The Wild Atlantic Way - North will take you from the bohemian city of Galway to Donegal in Northern Ireland. We will meet in Doolin if you join us from Dublin coming down on our Cliffs of Moher day tour or in Galway later in the day. It's your choice how you meet us there! We will head north, taking in fantastic coastal views every step of the way. This tour gives you the opportunity to experience the spectacular Irish countryside with a selection of brilliant outdoor adventures, such as 'Stand Up Paddling', kayaking and surfing to name just a few. We immerse ourselves into history through visiting ancient sites as well as visiting natural attractions. At each stop you have the chance to mix with the locals and experience traditional culture and music. All this makes for a trip of a lifetime - it is the perfect mix of adventure, culture and history! See our itinerary section for a detailed insight into this wonderful 6 day tour of the Wild Atlantic Way - North!

Discover breathtaking scenery along the Ring of Beara on this private tour from Kenmare. Travel through Bonane Heritage Park to a family-run chocolate factory near the village of Bonane. Take the Caha Pass through west Cork and enjoy an optional boat trip to Garnish Island, home to playful seals. Discover pretty bays such as Bantry and Kenmare, and take in uninterrupted views over placid Glanmore Lake. Travel through pretty villages such as Ardgroom, Allihies and Eyeries, and enjoy the freedom to plan your own route with your private guide. 

Discover spectacular scenery in southern Ireland and choose the route to match your interests on this private Ring of Kerry tour from Kenmare. Explore the mighty Iveragh Peninsula with your private guide. Take in top landmarks such as Ballycarbery Castle, Cromwell's Bridge, Muckross House, the Skellig Ring, the Stone Circle and Valentia Island. Admire the medieval forts of Cahergall and Leacanabuiaile, and discover pretty villages like Cahersiveen, Killorglin and Sneem. During your private tour, stop where you like and make the most of your time on the Emerald Isle. 

Enrich your knowledge of Ireland's diaspora and its history of emigration with this admission ticket to the EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum experience. This attraction in Dublin, Ireland, gives you a self-guided tour of 20 galleries, which utilize cutting technology for an immersive experience. Dive deep into Ireland's immigration period, seeing stories brought to life of why people left Ireland, the struggles they had along the way, where they went, and how they've changed the world.

Do as the tourists of bygone years did, and explore Killarney by horse and carriage. The equivalent to a modern taxi, the jaunting car was popular in Ireland through the 19th and early 20th centuries. On a 1-hour tour, you'll learn about the area's history, hearing tales of the Gaelic chieftains as you ride around Killarney National Park. Ross Castle, Deenagh Lodge, and Killarney Lodge are a few of the landmarks on the route.

Discover top attractions and hidden jewels on the Emerald Isle on this private Ring of Kerry tour from Sneem and Parknasilla. Delve into the beautiful Iveragh Peninsula with your private guide. Take in top landmarks such as the medieval fortresses of Cahergall and Leacanabuiaile, the Torc Waterfalls, Ballycarbery Castle and Cromwell's Bridge. Explore pretty villages like Cahersiveen, Killorglin and Sneem and enjoy a pace of life far removed from the city. During your private tour, stop where you like and make the most of your time on Ireland's Iveragh Peninsula.

When your cruise ship docks, hit the streets on this sightseeing shore excursion that's perfect for everyone. Experience the beauty, history and culture of Dublin during a popular hop-on, hop-off bus sighting tour. Discover the best of the Emerald Isle, including historic buildings, iconic sites, ancient landmarks and vibrant nightlife at your own pace. With 28 stops along the way--including the Old Jameson Distillery, the National Art Gallery, St Patrick's Cathedral and the Guinness Storehouse--this popular option ensures you don't miss a thing!

Discover the Ireland of old with this unforgettable day trip to Galway from Dublin, including a flight to the Aran island of Inis Mor. Travel to Galway city by train and enjoy a scenic flight to the largest Aran island, set in Galway Bay. On an island tour, admire Inis Mor's stark- but-beautiful landscapes, dry stone walls and thatched villages; visit prehistoric, clifftop Dun Aengus fort, and learn about Inis Mor's rich heritage. Then, fly back to the mainland and enjoy free time in lively Galway before returning to Dublin.

Travel through mystical Celtic Ireland on this full-day bus tour from Dublin! In the company of an expert guide, journey back in time to Boyne Valley, home of the Hill of Tara and the Neolithic tombs of Newgrange (UNESCO site). Afterwards, stop in the town of Howth, a beautiful Dublin Bay fishing village, for a taste of Irish culture that dates back to the Viking Era.

The Hunt Museum is a true cabinet of curiosities.  It houses  three collections:  the Hunt Collection of John and Gertrude Hunt, containing artefacts from across the centuries and across the world; the Sybil Connolly fashion archive and a Contemporary Ceramics Collections.  Highlights of the Collection range from paintings by Picasso and Gauguin to Sean Keating, Jack Yeats and Roderic O'Connor to a replica of the Ardagh Chalice or a Viking neck ring alongside an Egyptian Horus and Mexican Olmec Man. A variety of temporary exhibitions are held throughout the year. Currently we have a ceramics exhibition "Blurring the Edge" by some well known Irish Ceramicists.  There are regular handling sessions as well as programmes for participation in digitisation, lectures, live music, workshops and events at the museum.  Docents are available for expert tours for both groups and individuals, incorporated in the ticket price.