Join us on a unique tour taking you to some of Ireland’s best loved sites. Take in dramatic vistas, see megalithic ruins, an impressive and well preserved ring fort, and take a boat tour beneath the iconic Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs are 8km long and offer panoramic views which are simply captivating. Stroll along the cliff tops and marvel at this natural wonder. The visitors center offers a short presentation about the cliffs, the surrounding area and history.

Visit Caherconnell Fort, built between the 10th to 12th centuries, used as a stronghold in the Burren region, protecting occupants from attack. 

Experience the command a farmer has over his trusty sheep dog with an exhilarating sheep dog demonstration.  Stand and watch him skillfully direct and drive the flock of sheep as he wishes around the field.  

We’ll have lunch at nearby Doolin Village, a cute Irish village which is known for its traditional music worldwide !

Take a cruise along the base of the cliffs before returning to the Bus and exploring the cliffs from above.

The key to the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way, the Cliffs of Moher stretch for about 8 kilometres (5 miles) and stand 214 metres above the Atlantic. This magnificent Cliffs of Moher day tour leaving from Dublin leads you to this iconic landmark with breathtaking views of the coast. After a refreshing stroll listening to the crashing waves and searching for the seated woman in the south, we will continue to explore Co. Clare. You then get to experience the picturesque village of Doolin where we have lunch. Walk off some of those caleries with a short walk in the Burren taking in the raw beauty of the area. Wild orchards bloom in this national park with a foundation of karst and limestone.We then City visit Galway, Galway is renowned for its brightly painted pubs, live music and cafés. It is a city steeped in history, explore the meandering streets and listen to the many street performers from around the world who call this city their home. Remnants of the medieval town walls lie between shops selling Aran sweaters, handcrafted Claddagh rings and stacks of second-hand and new books. This ‘City of Tribes’ will sure to be a highlight of your day tour!

Walk along the stepping stones that lead to a time when the myths and legends of Ireland’s past were alive. When giants fought and volcanic activity left its imprint on the Northern shores of this mystical land; creating the Giants Causeway. Before seeing the Causeway, you will drink in the most dramatic coastal views as you ride along the northern coast and your legendary guides help you envision the past. This day tour takes you into the pulse of Northern Ireland and may even give yours a little race as you walk across the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge suspended nearly 30 metres above sea level and built 350 years ago. We also make a photo stop at the picturesque Dunluce Castle, built in the 15^th century. 

Explore the “Royal County,” Co. Meath, to learn about the rich history of Ireland on our Celtic Boyne Valley tour. Your imagination will take you to a time of Celtic mythology as you walk the Hill of Tara near River Boyne. Serving as the seat of the High King of Ireland and hosting great inaugural feasts, it was thought to be the place of Gods and a gateway to the world of eternal joy and plenty. After tracing the steps of Irish royalty, we will explore the ancient Loughcrew Cairns. Walk the rolling hills of Slieve na Calliagh or “Hill of the Witch” and explore the tombs dated back to 3200 BC. Continue your journey into Ireland’s past with the city of Drogheda, which fell to Oliver Cromwell in 1649 and is one of the most important parts of Irish history. 

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Layered with a troubled past, Belfast is now a modern, cosmopolitan city with multiple points of interest. Gain historical knowledge of the city as you tour the East and West. Walk on the former Harland & Wolff shipyard in the Titanic Quarter responsible for building the British passenger liner, Titanic, that sank in 1912. Take in the Peace Wall, a large stone and steel construct erected to protect neighbourhoods from attacks. Stop at Downpatrick where St. Patrick is buried and stroll the grounds of Dundrum Castle with spectacular views of the Mourne Mountains. The Belfast day tour leaves Dublin daily.

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Hear the echoes of the laymen, who chanted in the cathedral services as you enter the Hall of Vicars Choral at the mysterious Rock of Cashel. This intricate and complex set of edifices in the heart of Tipperary is laced with Celtic history and a strong Catholic past. Explore the colourful city of Cork, Ireland's second largest city. Clutching two iron rods you lean back and with eyes shut kiss the Blarney Stone, bestowing you with the gift of eloquence. After receiving the gift of the gab, you'll open the pages to the rest of the uniquely charming Blarney Castle. Transport yourself to a time of enchantment as you walk the narrow paths of the Rock Close and make a wish on the Wishing Steps.

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An area naturally gifted with sharp contrasts, vibrant colours, stunning wilderness, and warm welcomes, Connemara is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt places in Ireland. Witness lambs ambling the mountainside, the bloom of wild spring flowers, and the calls of the cuckoo as you walk the diverse landscape. Our guides will tell you about the fascinating and sometimes tragic history of the area. The abundant lakes in the region inspired the French to write a song about them and visitors come in droves each year to take in the landscape, which is so striking it is hard to believe it is real. 

Dublin is not a city without scars. Travel back to when the plague ravaged the land nearly 600 years earlier. Infected rats and their fleas spread the disease from Dublin to Drogheda. Thousands upon thousands were killed. To a time when the old Augustinian Priory was in operation and the plague houses were overflowing; the guide is all too familiar with the latter! Follow a plague victim and his ghoulish friends from Trinity College throughout Dublin as they tell the dark history of Dublin.