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Contact: Jon or Kim Hoscheit
Tel: 615.881.3265
email: jonsr32@gmail.com
Contact: Jon or Kim Hoscheit
Tel: 615.881.3265
email: jonsr32@gmail.com
From price of $5225.00 per person, double occupancy, land only
Single Supplement - $2150.00
Price per person is based on minimum of 20 guests.
DEPOSIT - Before January 1, 2022 is $225 ($25 is non refundable if cancelled)
January 1, 2022 and after - $275 (75 is non refundable if cancelled)
FINAL PAYMENT - March 10, 2022
Optional Insurance Recommended: $399.00 per person
Single Supplement - $2150.00
Price per person is based on minimum of 20 guests.
DEPOSIT - Before January 1, 2022 is $225 ($25 is non refundable if cancelled)
January 1, 2022 and after - $275 (75 is non refundable if cancelled)
FINAL PAYMENT - March 10, 2022
Optional Insurance Recommended: $399.00 per person
VACATION INCLUDES:
- 12 nights hotel accommodation as per suggested itinerary
- 12 breakfast & 5 dinners
- Rock of Cashel, Dingle Peninsula, Bunratty Castle, Clifffs of Moher, Giants Causeway & Titanic Museum
- Private coach for touring, transfers and excursions as per suggested itinerary
- Services of professional Driver and Tour Director as per suggested itinerary
- Hotel porterage for 1 piece of luggage per person
- Roundtrip transfers between airports and hotels
- Service charges and taxes.
INTRODUCTION OF DRIVER & TOUR DIRECTOR IN IRELAND
Your Driver & Tour Director are highly trained professionals who will enrich your travel experience with a wealth of expert
knowledge. Departure times and a flexible relaxing balance between driving and sightseeing can be mutually agreed upon
each day. In addition, advise on entertainment, restaurants, and more is readily available.
Your Driver & Tour Director are highly trained professionals who will enrich your travel experience with a wealth of expert
knowledge. Departure times and a flexible relaxing balance between driving and sightseeing can be mutually agreed upon
each day. In addition, advise on entertainment, restaurants, and more is readily available.
Day 1 - Sunday, May 15, 2022
"Cead Mile Failte", a hundred thousand welcomes! After clearing passport control, please claim your luggage to complete the arrival formalities. You will then exit through the Arrival Hall, where you are greeted by your Travel Director. Start your day by visiting the old fortress on the Rock of Cashel. This limestone rock, crowned with secular and religious buildings, dominates the countryside. St. Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint, baptized King Aengus here in the 5th century. Then, Travel on to Kinsale, famed for it’s beautiful yachting, sea angling and gourmet restaurants. (B)
Hotel: Actons Hotel Kinsale
"Cead Mile Failte", a hundred thousand welcomes! After clearing passport control, please claim your luggage to complete the arrival formalities. You will then exit through the Arrival Hall, where you are greeted by your Travel Director. Start your day by visiting the old fortress on the Rock of Cashel. This limestone rock, crowned with secular and religious buildings, dominates the countryside. St. Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint, baptized King Aengus here in the 5th century. Then, Travel on to Kinsale, famed for it’s beautiful yachting, sea angling and gourmet restaurants. (B)
Hotel: Actons Hotel Kinsale
Day 2 - Sunday, May 16, 2022
After a relaxing breakfast, travel on to Kenmare, The Jewel in the Ring of Kerry. Then, continue to Killarney. Enjoy the town on the lakes. It is renowned for its lively pubs and open, cheerful atmosphere, full of what the Irish call ‘craic’. (B,D)
Hotel: Great Southern Hotel
Day 3 - Monday, May 17, 2022
Today you are taken on a tour of the Dingle Peninsula, thrusting out into the Atlantic it claims Ireland’s most westerly point. Here majestic hills soar green and purple over vast bowls of unspoiled valleys, and glittering mountain streams which tumbledown to lakes. Drive on to Dingle, a market town and fishing port. (B,L)
Hotel: Great Southern Hotel
After a relaxing breakfast, travel on to Kenmare, The Jewel in the Ring of Kerry. Then, continue to Killarney. Enjoy the town on the lakes. It is renowned for its lively pubs and open, cheerful atmosphere, full of what the Irish call ‘craic’. (B,D)
Hotel: Great Southern Hotel
Day 3 - Monday, May 17, 2022
Today you are taken on a tour of the Dingle Peninsula, thrusting out into the Atlantic it claims Ireland’s most westerly point. Here majestic hills soar green and purple over vast bowls of unspoiled valleys, and glittering mountain streams which tumbledown to lakes. Drive on to Dingle, a market town and fishing port. (B,L)
Hotel: Great Southern Hotel
Day 4 - Tuesday, May 18, 2022
This morning visit the picturesque village of Adare, which is billed as the prettiest village in Ireland with its thatched roof cottages and Tudor style houses. Afterwards, Visit the Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Walk through the streets of the Folk Park, recreating everyday life as it was in rural Ireland some 100 years ago. It contains houses, a pub, fully operational blacksmith’s forge, a printers shop and a draper’s. Travel to Dromoland Castle where you will be staying for 2 nights.
Dromoland Castle offers deluxe accommodation, breath-taking scenery, absolute luxury and exceptional service. It is one of the few castle hotels that can trace its ownership back through history to Gaelic Irish families of royal heritage. Enjoy dinner in the Fig Tree Restaurant this evening. (B,D)
Hotel: Dromoland Castle
Day 5 - Wednesday, May 19, 2022
Today we will visit a natural masterpiece, the Cliffs of Moher are a must-see for any trip to Ireland. Set against the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean, the Cliffs tower a striking distance above the sea. Named a UNESCO Global Geopark, the Cliffs are best experienced on a walk or trek across the clifftop. Watch birds, study plants, and keep an eye on the water for breaks of dolphin pods or sharks. Come to know the myths and magic of the Cliffs of Moher with sights including the Tower viewpoint, the Aran Islands, and the
Hags Head. Then, Travel to the Burren, an Irish word "Boíreann" meaning a rocky place. The rough, intriguing and attractive landscape was formed 320 million years ago. Enjoy dinner in the Earl of Thomond Restaurant this evening. (B,D)
Hotel: Dromoland Castle
Golf at Dromoland Castle (for the golfers)
The golfers in the group will enjoy a round of golf at one of the finest 18 hole parkland golf courses in the country. The
Dromoland Golf Course is an experience not to be forgotten and provides a good challenge for both professionals and
amateurs alike.
Today we will visit a natural masterpiece, the Cliffs of Moher are a must-see for any trip to Ireland. Set against the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean, the Cliffs tower a striking distance above the sea. Named a UNESCO Global Geopark, the Cliffs are best experienced on a walk or trek across the clifftop. Watch birds, study plants, and keep an eye on the water for breaks of dolphin pods or sharks. Come to know the myths and magic of the Cliffs of Moher with sights including the Tower viewpoint, the Aran Islands, and the
Hags Head. Then, Travel to the Burren, an Irish word "Boíreann" meaning a rocky place. The rough, intriguing and attractive landscape was formed 320 million years ago. Enjoy dinner in the Earl of Thomond Restaurant this evening. (B,D)
Hotel: Dromoland Castle
Golf at Dromoland Castle (for the golfers)
The golfers in the group will enjoy a round of golf at one of the finest 18 hole parkland golf courses in the country. The
Dromoland Golf Course is an experience not to be forgotten and provides a good challenge for both professionals and
amateurs alike.
Day 6 - Thursday, May 20, 2022
Travel on to Galway, a thriving, bohemian & cultural city. The city is a joy to explore with its labyrinthine cobbled streets, colorful shop facades and busy café/ bar culture. The perfect mix of vibrancy and quiet charm, Galway is a coastal town on the west of Ireland where locals and tourists mix to make unforgettable memories. As with any great city, an impressive repertoire of gourmet food and drink is at the center of Galway’s appeal and the Galway Food Tour brings it to the fore. You’ll meet artisanal producers and sample produce from around the globe, try drinks and tasters from different eateries and all while enjoying Galway’s standout sense of calm and frivolity. (B)
Hotel: The Hardiman Hotel
Day 7 - Friday, May 21, 2022
Today you tour Connemara, a wild land of rocky mountains, sparkling brooks, and rivers. Stop at lakeside Kylemore Abbey, a
castellated neo-Gothic mansion, occupied today by the Irish Benedictine community of nuns who came from Ypres after World
War I. Continue on to Clifden, one of the prettiest towns in Connemara. This evening enjoy dinner at your hotel. (B,D)
Hotel: The Hardiman Hotel
Day 8 - Saturday, May 22, 2022
This morning visit the village of Knock whose story began on Thursday evening of the 21st August, 1879, Our Lady, St. Joseph
and St. John the Evangelist appeared at the south gable of the church at Knock. Next, enjoy a walking tour of Sligo town where you will learn about the history of the town, as well as Yeat's Family and enjoy some traditional Irish music along the way. (B)
Hotel: Glasshouse Hotel
Travel on to Galway, a thriving, bohemian & cultural city. The city is a joy to explore with its labyrinthine cobbled streets, colorful shop facades and busy café/ bar culture. The perfect mix of vibrancy and quiet charm, Galway is a coastal town on the west of Ireland where locals and tourists mix to make unforgettable memories. As with any great city, an impressive repertoire of gourmet food and drink is at the center of Galway’s appeal and the Galway Food Tour brings it to the fore. You’ll meet artisanal producers and sample produce from around the globe, try drinks and tasters from different eateries and all while enjoying Galway’s standout sense of calm and frivolity. (B)
Hotel: The Hardiman Hotel
Day 7 - Friday, May 21, 2022
Today you tour Connemara, a wild land of rocky mountains, sparkling brooks, and rivers. Stop at lakeside Kylemore Abbey, a
castellated neo-Gothic mansion, occupied today by the Irish Benedictine community of nuns who came from Ypres after World
War I. Continue on to Clifden, one of the prettiest towns in Connemara. This evening enjoy dinner at your hotel. (B,D)
Hotel: The Hardiman Hotel
Day 8 - Saturday, May 22, 2022
This morning visit the village of Knock whose story began on Thursday evening of the 21st August, 1879, Our Lady, St. Joseph
and St. John the Evangelist appeared at the south gable of the church at Knock. Next, enjoy a walking tour of Sligo town where you will learn about the history of the town, as well as Yeat's Family and enjoy some traditional Irish music along the way. (B)
Hotel: Glasshouse Hotel
Day 9 - Sunday, May 23, 2022
Tread in the footsteps of Finn MacCool - his geometric Giants Causeway is more the stuff of legends than the result of ancient volcanic activity which left its mark on the Northern Irish coast. Walk the basalt etchings, soak in majestic views, and identify wildlife as you learn the secrets of the Causeway from a tour guide who has grown up here. (B)
Hotel: Maldron Hotel Belfast City
Day 10 - Monday, May 24, 2022
This morning, ,meet a local guide for a living history tour which takes you through the landmarks that have played their part in the city’s colorful development. During the course of the tour, you will see many well-known features of the city including City Hall, Queens University, Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens and Albert Clock. Then, take an extraordinary journey into the past with the Titanic Belfast, an ode to one of the most famous tragedies of our time. set across an iconic six-floor building with nine interactive galleries, you’ll experience the Titanic through a miasma of stories, sights, and sounds.
Traverse the recently restored SS Nomadic, one of the Titanic’s service boats, see artefacts from the ship itself, walk the decks, explore the shipyard, and comb through film director James Cameron’s redeveloped galleries of the ship’s launch day and maiden, ill-fated voyage in the city where it all began. (B)
Hotel: Maldron Hotel Belfast City
This morning, ,meet a local guide for a living history tour which takes you through the landmarks that have played their part in the city’s colorful development. During the course of the tour, you will see many well-known features of the city including City Hall, Queens University, Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens and Albert Clock. Then, take an extraordinary journey into the past with the Titanic Belfast, an ode to one of the most famous tragedies of our time. set across an iconic six-floor building with nine interactive galleries, you’ll experience the Titanic through a miasma of stories, sights, and sounds.
Traverse the recently restored SS Nomadic, one of the Titanic’s service boats, see artefacts from the ship itself, walk the decks, explore the shipyard, and comb through film director James Cameron’s redeveloped galleries of the ship’s launch day and maiden, ill-fated voyage in the city where it all began. (B)
Hotel: Maldron Hotel Belfast City
Day 11 - Tuesday, May 25, 2022
Travel to Dublin and visit a number of her well-loved attractions. Dublin is bustling, cosmopolitan, ancient, but young at heart; it is one of Europe’s liveliest cities, where medieval and fine Georgian buildings coexist in harmony amid the 21st century city revolving around it. Over 1,000 years old, the turbulent history and rich traditions of the city have inspired writers, artists and musicians down the ages.
Then, learn the history behind traditional Irish music with the unique Musical Pub Crawl, a moving concert which visits two of Dublin’
s greatest pubs. The Dublin Musical Pub Crawl is an immersive evening of great music and stories. The charge is led by two professional musicians who perform captivating songs and instrumental Irish jigs and reels. Enjoy the song and dance-inspired revelry through the heart of Dublin for a fun-filled evening of token Irish flair. (B)
Hotel: The Davenport Hotel
Travel to Dublin and visit a number of her well-loved attractions. Dublin is bustling, cosmopolitan, ancient, but young at heart; it is one of Europe’s liveliest cities, where medieval and fine Georgian buildings coexist in harmony amid the 21st century city revolving around it. Over 1,000 years old, the turbulent history and rich traditions of the city have inspired writers, artists and musicians down the ages.
Then, learn the history behind traditional Irish music with the unique Musical Pub Crawl, a moving concert which visits two of Dublin’
s greatest pubs. The Dublin Musical Pub Crawl is an immersive evening of great music and stories. The charge is led by two professional musicians who perform captivating songs and instrumental Irish jigs and reels. Enjoy the song and dance-inspired revelry through the heart of Dublin for a fun-filled evening of token Irish flair. (B)
Hotel: The Davenport Hotel
Day 12 - Tuesday, May 26, 2022
Golf at Royal Dublin (for the golfers)
Enjoy a round of golf at the Royal Dublin Golf Course. Situated on Bull Island in Dublin Bay, the course is a fabulous golfing
challenge and magnificent links course.
Dublin Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour (Non-golfer)
For those not golfing today enjoy the best attractions Dublin has to offer from the comfort of a Hop On Hop Off bus..
Sit back as your driver who just so happens to be a talented storyteller takes you through the heart of the city and its history,
revealing interesting titbits with wit and humor. You’ll travel past popular haunts such as Guinness Storehouse, Phoenix Park, Dublin Castle, and Kilmainham Gaol all while soaking up a rich seam of culture and gorgeous scenery.
Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)
Hotel: The Davenport Hotel
Day 13 - Tuesday, May 27, 2022
It's time to say goodbye to these magical lands and head home with your cherished memories. You will be transferred to Dublin airport for your flight home.
Golf at Royal Dublin (for the golfers)
Enjoy a round of golf at the Royal Dublin Golf Course. Situated on Bull Island in Dublin Bay, the course is a fabulous golfing
challenge and magnificent links course.
Dublin Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour (Non-golfer)
For those not golfing today enjoy the best attractions Dublin has to offer from the comfort of a Hop On Hop Off bus..
Sit back as your driver who just so happens to be a talented storyteller takes you through the heart of the city and its history,
revealing interesting titbits with wit and humor. You’ll travel past popular haunts such as Guinness Storehouse, Phoenix Park, Dublin Castle, and Kilmainham Gaol all while soaking up a rich seam of culture and gorgeous scenery.
Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)
Hotel: The Davenport Hotel
Day 13 - Tuesday, May 27, 2022
It's time to say goodbye to these magical lands and head home with your cherished memories. You will be transferred to Dublin airport for your flight home.