Day 1: Dublin
Arrive in Dublin and begin your family adventure in Ireland's vibrant capital. Spend time exploring the city's historic streets, parks, and cultural attractions. For a sweet introduction to Ireland, consider a visit to the Butler's Chocolate Experience for a behind-the-scenes look at chocolate making and plenty of tasting opportunities.
Overnight: Co. Dublin
Day 2: Dublin
Enjoy a day discovering Dublin's rich history and culture. Visit EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum (included), where engaging and interactive exhibits tell the story of the Irish people who left their homeland and influenced communities around the world. You may also wish to explore Dublinia, where Viking and medieval Dublin are brought to life through immersive displays, or trace your Irish ancestry through EPIC's genealogy centre.
Overnight: Co. Dublin
Day 3: Waterford
Travel south through Ireland's scenic countryside. Along the way, consider a stop at the magnificent Powerscourt Gardens, regarded as some of the finest gardens in Europe. Continue to Waterford, Ireland's oldest city, where you can explore its historic streets and perhaps visit the House of Waterford Crystal to watch skilled craftspeople at work.
Overnight: Co. Waterford
Day 4: Kerry
Journey to County Kerry, famous for its spectacular scenery, charming towns, and rich cultural heritage. Spend time exploring Killarney and the surrounding region, including Killarney National Park, with its lakes, mountains, woodland trails, and abundant wildlife.
Overnight: Co. Kerry
Day 5: Kerry
Enjoy a full day discovering the beauty of the Dingle Peninsula. Suggested experiences include a boat trip along the coastline in search of dolphins, seals, and other marine wildlife, or a visit to a traditional sheep farm to watch a fascinating sheepdog demonstration. The peninsula's dramatic coastal scenery and colourful villages make it one of Ireland's most memorable regions.
Overnight: Co. Kerry
Day 6: Clare
Travel north to County Clare and explore the unique landscapes of the Burren. Visit the Cliffs of Moher (included), where towering sea cliffs stand dramatically above the Atlantic Ocean, providing some of Ireland's most iconic views. You may also wish to spend time exploring the Burren's fascinating geology, walking trails, and charming local villages.
Overnight: Co. Clare
Day 7: Departure
Depart County Clare and travel back to Dublin Airport for your onward flight home. Leave with unforgettable memories of Ireland's history, culture, breathtaking scenery, and family-friendly experiences.
January to December