Ireland’s landscape is rich and varied with misty bogs, shimmering green pastureland, craggy mountains, clean white-sand beaches, valleys, rivers and lakes. We visit the Cliffs of Moher, the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula. This spectacular coastline with craggy coves, inlets and bays shaped by the mighty Atlantic Ocean, and everywhere a friendly nod and wave to welcome you to the Emerald Isle.

Overnight Hotel:  Maldron Wexford ***
All bedrooms are en-suite, with hospitality tray, television and direct dial telephone. Lift to all floors.
Hotel: Killarney Towers, Killarney ****
Located in the town centre means that you can enjoy all the famed town of Killarney has to offer while only minutes from your own personal sanctuary. The guest rooms are all ensuite with multi-channel T.V. direct dial telephone, hospitality tray. The hotel facilities include, Lift, Sauna, Steamroom, Whirlpool, 15m Swimming pool & newly refurbished gymnasium.

Includes:
• All travel by executive touring coach                        • Superferry crossing
• 7 nights half-board accommodation

Supplement: Single Room £172                                               Deposit: £60
Insurance: £30 or with excess waiver £35                 Departure Code: C3
NOTES: • A valid passport or photographic identification is required
• Currency: Euros

Day 1:   Early morning departure and travel direct to Pembroke for the afternoon ferry to Southern Ireland reaching our overnight hotel late afternoon.
Day 2:   Continue our journey, with a lunch stop on the Irish Riviera at Youghal. Arriving at our hotel during the afternoon.
Day 3:   Day at leisure in Killarney. Maybe visit Muckross House and Gardens, Ross Castle or a jaunty car ride through the National Park.
Day 4:   A scenic drive around the Ring of Kerry, its spectacular beauty is beyond question, and provides an amazing insight into the ancient heritage of Ireland.
Day 5:   A visit today to Galway Bay, a lunchtime stop in Lisdoonvarna followed by a drive to the Cliffs of Moher. Then to the Burren, a fascinating scenic area littered with history. An afternoon tea stop at Adare, widely regarded as being Ireland’s prettiest and most picturesque village.
Day 6:   By Dingle Bay the scenery is again spectacular as we travel around the lovely Dingle Peninsular. Described as "the most beautiful place on earth". Bounded on three sides by the sea, it combines in its landscape the ruggedness of rocky outcrops and cliffs with the soft shapes of hills and mountains, skirted by coastal lowlands. Watch out for the Dolphins in the harbour at Dingle.
Day 7:   Take our leave of our hosts as sadly we must retrace our steps back to Wexford and the overnight hotel.
Day 8:   Morning ferry to Pembroke, returning to your local area mid evening.