Highlights of Ireland: Giants Causeway & Cliffs of Moher (10 Days / 9 Nights)

Our small group tours in Ireland are designed for an intimate travel experience with no more than 16 participants.
This ensures personalized attention from your guide, who will share captivating insights into Irish history, culture, and hidden gems.
With a dedicated driver, you'll enjoy a smooth and comfortable ride, letting you fully relax and take in Ireland's breathtaking landscapes.

While this tour isn't ideal for young kids due to its active itinerary, it is well-suited for teenagers aged 13 and above who are used to travel.
Please note that distillery visits and alcohol-related experiences are reserved for guests aged 18 and over, in line with local regulations.

To ensure comfort for all travelers, each guest may bring:

• One medium-sized suitcase or travel bag (up to 20kg and 158cm total dimensions)
• One small personal item like a daypack for essentials

Please note that wheeled cabin bags do not fit in overhead compartments, and guests should be able to manage their own luggage at stops and accommodations.

Your stay will include handpicked hotels, guesthouses, or B&Bs with excellent ratings and a local charm.
Room sizes follow European standards and may be smaller than what you're used to in North America.
Double rooms typically consist of two single beds pushed together, and elevator access is not always available.
If you have mobility concerns, please notify us early so we can make the best arrangements.

This tour includes light to moderate physical activity, such as walking 1–3 km per day on varied terrain including hills, nature paths, and city streets.
Guests should be able to carry their own luggage and step on and off the bus without assistance.

Ireland’s summer weather is generally mild with average temperatures between 13°C and 18°C (55°F to 65°F).
You may experience quick changes in conditions, from sunshine to showers, so it’s best to dress in layers and bring a waterproof jacket.
Sightseeing activities may be adjusted slightly depending on weather and road conditions.

Prepare for varied weather. Essentials include a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, warm layers, and a power adapter.
It’s wise to carry sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and a small daypack for daily use.

Laundry facilities are limited in rural areas, but some hotels offer dry cleaning or laundry services. In Dublin, laundrettes are more accessible.
We recommend packing enough for several days or checking with your accommodation in advance.

Breakfast is included daily at your accommodation. Some packages may feature group dinners.
Lunches and other dinners are at your own expense, with stops arranged for meals and refreshments during the journey.

We suggest budgeting €15–€20 for lunch and €25–€40 for dinner per person daily.
Fine dining and beverages may increase this amount depending on your preferences.

While tipping is not mandatory, it’s greatly appreciated. If your guide provided excellent service, a tip is a kind gesture of thanks.

Our 24/7 helpline is always available in case of emergencies or unexpected events.
Your guide and our local team will also assist you throughout the tour for anything you need.

Citizens from the UK, EU, US, Canada, and Australia typically don’t need a visa.
If your tour enters Northern Ireland (UK), check if you require an ETA or separate visa.
Check visa requirements here.

While the group itinerary is fixed, you can add extra nights in Dublin before or after the tour.
Contact us for add-ons or tailored experiences before or after the group portion.

It’s best to book early to secure your preferred travel dates.
A deposit reserves your spot, and final payment is typically due 30 days before departure.

Your travel documents are emailed once bookings are confirmed.
Upon arrival, you may receive a welcome pack with your printed itinerary, vouchers, and guides.