The day of your two-day tour has arrived! Your welcoming driver guide will arrive at your preferred pick-up location after a hearty breakfast. After some pleasantries it is time to hit the road and start heading southwest. Before you know it, you’ll be on the open road out of the city travelling through Irelands wonderful countryside. Adjacent to the county of Dublin lies County Kildare. As you drive through your driver/guide will not be able to resist to allow you to know all about Kildare’s equestrian background and its interesting facts.

BUNRATTY CASTLE EXPERIENCE
What a way to start your prestige tour. Our first stop is Bunratty Castle Folk Park where your driver guide will allow you to roam freely to explore this magnificent 15th Century masterpiece. Marvel at its restoration that took place back in the 1960’s, enjoy the folk park itself and experience a 19th Century village simulating what it was like living in Ireland during that time. From the actors to the reception staff, you will be sure to be nothing more than truly welcome.

Conveniently located across the road is the Blarney Woolen mills. This Irish family company are truly passionate about providing sustainably sourced products made in Ireland. Amongst a range of many different items in store they are famous for their Aran Sweaters, making this your one stop shop for all your presents for your loved ones back home. Here we will lunch in their beautiful Mill Restaurant or if you are looking for pub grub, we have two pubs in close proximity.

DOOLIN CAVES
Refreshed and ready hit the road we will delve deeper into County Clare, where will find ourselves just outside the town of Doolin where you will be approximately 20 minutes from the Cliffs of Moher. We will now immerse ourselves on an amazing tour of the home to the longest free hanging stalactite in Europe. This is really something not to be missed.

CLIFFS OF MOHER/CRUISE (Weather Dependent)
Now is the moment you have all been waiting for. At this moment of the tour your guide will decide what is better to do. Ireland is wet and windy at the best of times. With our famous four seasons in one day, you will either take the Cruise of the Cliffs of Moher or have your free time to roam and explore at the top. This is where you will see on the day which will be better to do weather dependent. Regardless whatever you end up doing you will be in your highest spirits as there is nothing as exhilarating as your first experience at the impressive Cliffs of Moher.

Whichever option you have decided (see our accommodation section below) your driver guide will drop you at the door of your accommodation for the evening and bid you farewell until your arranged pickup time in the morning. As well as being a lively musical village by night, we must also get some rest as tomorrow has so much in store as well.

Well Rested and after a delicious Irish breakfast prepared with love, your friendly tour guide will meet you to start Day 2 of really what has turned out to be an adventure. You will be exited to divulge on all the wonderful local characters you met the night before and the great jigs and reels that were played and sung. Whichever is the opposite of what activity was done the previous day you will now start your day with.

Back in your luxury vehicle you will now cruise on the Wild Atlantic Way into The Burren National Park (Irish: An Boireann, meaning “the stony place”). As your knowledgeable guide will explain it was formed millions of years ago when the area was under sea and has been dominated by glaciation to produce this “lunar terrain” where to be sure we’ll stop so you can see it first-hand. Take in the Atlantic views, watch the seagulls soar in that Atlantic wind as your eyes stretch into the distance to see the three inhabited Aran islands famous for their wild landscapes, distinctive knitted jumpers and cute cottages.

At this stage we drive through this wonderful fishing village and if so needed we can stop for a brief restroom stop which surely will become a discussion whether Irish coffee’s should be bought in Keogh’s pub famous for that very thing.

What a way to bring our excursion to a close, but its not over yet! The ‘City of the Tribes’ awaits. Galway City is quite small but that smallness is certainly made up for in the friendliness of its people. Your guide will be sure to let you know of a fine place or two to eat. Some of our clients like to spend their 2 hours relaxing in a eatery of their choice where other like to grab something quick so they can use their time to explore the quaint narrow pedestrian streets exploring little boutiques, walking the River Corrib and listening to the street performers play their tunes to interested bystanders or the traditional music coming from the doorways of truly ancient pubs. Youthful Galway is in no way like Dublin and you will appreciate that almost instantly.

Arrive back in the capital after an adventurous trip of a life time just in time for a wonderful evening night life that Dublin has to offer. As you sit back you contemplate on the memories of a lifetime just made.