Day 01:  USA to Dublin

Day 02: Dublin

Arrive at Dublin Airport and transfer to your hotel.

Dublin is a relatively compact city and if your flight arrives early, you have several options to dine besides your hotel.

Day 03: Dublin

Included: Breakfast/Dinner

Panoramic tour of Dublin. Drive through the lively streets with a local guide, seeing this historic city’s highlights among which Trinity College, founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I.

St. Stephen’s Green is a large, historic Victorian public park in the center of Dublin, known for its landscaped gardens, lake, and sculptures, and is a popular spot for locals and tourists to relax and enjoy nature. Originally established in the 13th century.      Dinner in local restaurant

• Activities:
  •  Temple Bar
  • Guinness Storehouse (group tour + private Connoisseur Bar option).

The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, is a popular self-guided seven-floor tourist attraction housed in a former fermentation plant, showcasing the history, brewing process, ingredients, and advertising of Guinness beer.  Temple Bar can refer to both a famous Dublin district and a specific pub within it, known for its lively pub scene, traditional Irish music, and vibrant atmosphere

Day 04: Dublin/ Blarney Castle/Cork

Included: Breakfast

Visit to Blarney Castle home to the blarney stone. You are here, of course, to plant their lips on the Blarney Stone, which supposedly gives one the gift of gab.

Overnight in the charming city of Cork.

Day 05: Cork/Galway  

Included: Breakfast

A Latin Quarter walking tour in Galway explores the city’s vibrant heart, a lively, colorful, and somewhat bohemian area known for its pedestrian streets, pubs, restaurants, and historic sites like the Spanish Arch. Tours

See attractions such as the Galway Cathedral, Eyre Square, and the bustling Shop Street and Quay Street, which are filled with colorful shops and live traditional music.

Day 06: Galway

Included: Breakfast

Cliffs of Moher are stupefying impressive and staggeringly beautiful and located near Galway.

The Cliffs of Moher are a dramatic sea cliff landscape in County Clare, Ireland, stretching about 14 kilometers (9 miles) along the west coast and reaching a height of up to 214 meters (702 feet).

Connemara is a rugged region of County Galway, known for its wild mountains, lakes, and coastline, while Kylemore Abbey is a historic former castle and convent within the region, famous for its Victorian architecture, gardens, and current role as a Benedictine monastery and tourist attraction.

Day 07: Galway – Belfast

Included: Breakfast

Titanic Belfast is an iconic visitor attraction and exhibition located on the original Harland and Wolff shipyards in Belfast, that tells the story of the Titanic from its conception to its sinking and discovery.

A Belfast Cathedral Quarter walking tour explores Northern Ireland’s cultural hub, covering historic architecture like St. Anne’s Cathedral, street art, waterfront views, and the stories behind landmarks like the Albert Clock and the Salmon of Knowledge.

Day 08: Belfast & Giant’s Causeway

Included: Breakfast

A full-day coach tour to the Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and Bushmills Distillery from Belfast is a popular way to experience the Causeway Coast, featuring the natural wonder of the Giant’s Causeway, a photo stop at the iconic Bushmills Distillery, and a scenic walk across the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, often including stops at Dunluce Castle and The Dark Hedges.

Day 09: Belfast – Glasgow

Included: Breakfast          

Visit Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, housing one of Europe’s finest art collections.

The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a historic, free-to-enter landmark in Glasgow, known for its diverse collections covering art, history, and nature in 22 themed galleries. Financed partly by the 1888 International Exhibition, the Spanish Baroque-style building houses famous works like Salvador Dalí’s Christ of Saint John of the Cross and also features daily organ recitals.

Day 10:  Glasgow & Loch Lomond

Included: Breakfast

A coach trip to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park offers a scenic journey into Scotland’s natural beauty, picturesque stops at lochside villages like Balmaha or Luss, and often includes visits to sites like Stirling Castle or the Kelpies

A vast landscape of hills and mountains, lush valleys, mist-shrouded lochs, and shady woodland trails, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park makes an easy rural retreat from Scotland’s biggest city. Located just north of Glasgow, the park also serves as the gateway to the Scottish Highlands.

Day 11: Glasgow/Edinburgh

Included: Breakfast

At Edinburgh Castle and Royal Mile walking tour explore the historic Royal Mile, a series of five streets connecting the iconic Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyrood house, and often includes entry to the castle itself.

St. Giles’ Cathedral, also known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh, is a historic landmark on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, Scotland, with a 900-year history of worship and political significance. It was founded in 1124, became a prominent site for the Scottish Reformation with John Knox as minister, and houses the Thistle Chapel, the National Covenant, and memorials to famous Scots

Day 12: Edinburgh

Included: Breakfast

Morning hike to Calton Hill or guided walk around New Town & Old Town

The National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh is a prominent attraction housing over 12 million objects across diverse collections of natural history, world cultures, science, technology, art, design, and Scottish history.

Day 13: Edinburgh

Included: Breakfast/Dinner

Free day at your leisure.  Farewell dinner at local restaurant.

Day 14: Edinburgh – USA

Included: Breakfast/Dinner