Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience

STOP AND SHOP Browse extensive range of clothing, giftware and choose from impressive collection of Tullamore D.E.W. whiskeys. DISTILLERY Experience: (Optional) 105 minute Go “behind the scenes” guided tour of working Distillery. Explore the home of Tullamore D.E.W. from distillation to maturation, meeting some of the characters who work on-site.. Sip an Irish coffee, feel the warm embrace of heat from the bubbling stills and inhale the rich whiskey aromas from the 50,000 oak casks that lie sleeping in maturation warehouse. Visit Ireland’s only custom built warehouse snug and discover the art of blending before tasting three award winning whiskeys. Book your Experience Tickets Online.

Sean's Bar

Visit Sean's Bar, a pub in Athlone, establishment in 900AD, It is the oldest bar in both Ireland and Europe

Clonmacnoise

Clonmacnoise Monastery | Heritage Ireland One of the most famous monastic sites in Ireland, in the 6th Century, Clonmacnoise is located along the River Shannon, near Shannonbridge, A walk amongst the peaceful stone ruins of this famous place will conjure images of the saints and scholars of Ireland's renowned golden age of learning. Visitor Centre (Optional) Book admission tickets Online or on arrival. Drop off: Galway City

Galway

Enjoy a night in vibrant Galway City. Food and Festival capital of Europe. Take a self guided tour of the City, Eyre Square and Quay street Stay over night in Galway

Cong

Drive to Headford and Cong. A Journey to the pretty village of Cong in County Mayo, where the 1952 Oscar-winning movie, The Quiet Man, starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara, was filmed

Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden

Visit the Abbey with its beautifully restored period rooms and fascinating Visitor Experience and learn about its history of tragedy, romance, education, and spirituality. Explore the 6-acre Victorian Walled Garden with its delightfully restored garden buildings, formal flower, vegetable and herb gardens. Discover woodland and lakeshore walks that will take you on a beautiful journey through our 1,000-acre estate. The beautiful neo-Gothic Church is a short walk from the Abbey, nestled nearby is the Mausoleum where Mitchell and Margaret Henry are buried side by side. Making a wish at the Giants Ironing stone and meet the pigs and Connemara ponies.

Sky Road

The Sky Road is one of the most popular places to visit in Connemara. Stunning panoramic views of Kingston peninsula and Clifden Bay and its offshore islands. There are very few places in Ireland which can rival the rugged beauty seen from the Sky Road

Clifden Castle

Built in1810 by Clifden’s founder John D’Arcy, stroll along a winding trail, edged with a series of five standing stones. Magnificent view of Clifden Bay and Clifden Castle.

Clifden

The picturesque market town is nestled between the Twelve Bens mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, at the mouth of Clifden Bay. Surrounded by breath-taking scenery, the town of Clifden is loved by all who visit. Clifden is well known for it’s history, heritage,

Galway

Take a different route back to Galway. Enjoy a few drinks in Galway. It is full of bars, live music and restaurants. Perhaps enjoy a Pizza in Dough Brothers Pizzeria. (Galway restaurant named best pizza takeaway in Europe 2021) Overnight in Galway

Kinvara

Scenic Drive along the Galway Bay & Wild Atlantic way. Photo Stop Kinvara – “The Head of the Sea”, a stunning seaside village with its own 16th-century castle and a whole lot of charm

Cliffs of Moher

Cliffs need no introduction.

Liscannor

Lunch Stop

Lahinch Beach

Photo Stop. The Wild Atlantic Way

Miltown Malbay

Photo Stop. The Wild Atlantic Way

Killarney

A vibrant ‘little’ town of incredibly charm and beautiful surrounding countryside which makes Killarney a very special place. It is full of history, heritage, activities, and world class hospitality. It is a great place to rest, relax, eat, drink and enjoy Irish traditional music. Take a self guided tour of the capital of Kerry. County Kerry has been referred to as 'The Kingdom' since the 1st century AD when the O'Connor Chieftain Ciar took control of the territory.

Ring Of Kerry

The Ring of Kerry is a 179-kilometre-long circular tourist route in County Kerry, south-western Ireland.

Dingle

Dingle is at the very edge of Europe, furthest west as you can go in Ireland, Dingle is simply breath-taking Dingle Peninsula described by National Geographic as “the most beautiful place on earth”. Explore Dingle Peninsula, Slea Head and charming Dingle Town, home of the awarding winning Dingle Irish Gin and Whisky.

Kenmare

Kenmare - The Jewel in the Ring of Kerry Unexplored. Unspoiled. Unexpected. The Beara Peninsula is one of best-kept secrets. Explore its mysteries and wild beauty on an unforgettable trip around a coastline that's been described as the 'most underrated road trip in Europe’ by international travel writers

Eyeries

Scenic drive along the Kenmare Bay to Eyeries village on the Wild Atlantic Way. The village has a stunning view of the surrounding hillsides, sweeping scenic views of the Beara Peninsula, over looking Kerry Mountains, an unbroken horizon and stunning sunsets.

Allihies

Allihies old cornish copper mines village. a charming village on the end of the Beara peninsula in County Cork. Visit Dursey Island and take a ride on Ireland's only cable car. Lunch Stop

Dzogchen Beara is a Tibetan Buddhist Retreat centre situated on the wild and beautiful Beara Peninsula in south-west Ireland. The centre sits high on cliffs.

Dunboy Castle and Puxley Mansion

Dunboy Castle is a ruined 15th century castle on the Beara Peninsula near the town of Castletownbere. The castle's tower house was destroyed in the 1602 Siege of Dunboy, though its ruins remain open to the public

Glengarriff

Maureen O’Hara had a retreat in this little village, a hidden gem in the west of Ireland. "It seems you can’t cross the road without tripping over a well-known celebrity or two in West Cork these days." According the southern star newspaper "The influx of movie stars, writers, artists, musicians, politicians – even royalty – is nothing new, as this little corner of Ireland has for decades attracted both the famous, and sometimes even the infamous." The list of visitor's includes William Makepeace Thackeray, George Bernard Shaw, William Butler Yeats and, of more recent vintage, Pippa Middleton. Great place to stay a night and self guided tour of the village overnight in Glengarriff.

Blarney Castle & Gardens

Visit the Castle and Gardens

Rock of Cashel

Visit Cashel Town and Rock of Cashel

Dublin

End in Dublin