Europe
Ireland — Dublin & the Wild Atlantic Way
Ireland tour package · 6 nights / 7 days
Dublin, the Cliffs of Moher, and the coast road round Kerry.
- Duration
- 6 nights / 7 days
- Best time
- May to September for the longest days and the least rain.
- Ideal for
- Self-drive travellers, couples, music and pub culture
This Ireland tour package is a 6-night, 7-day itinerary. The best time to go is May to September for the longest days and the least rain. It suits self-drive travellers, couples, music and pub culture. World Destinations, a travel agency in Mumbai, plans it end to end — flights, hotels, transfers, visa and insurance — and prices it on your dates.
Ireland tour highlights
- Cliffs of Moher
- The Ring of Kerry
- Trinity College and the Book of Kells
- Traditional music in Galway and Doolin
Day-wise itinerary
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Day 1
Arrive Dublin
Transfer to your hotel. Evening in Temple Bar, briefly, then somewhere better.
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Day 2
Dublin
Trinity College and the Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, and the Guinness Storehouse for the view if not the stout.
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Day 3
Dublin to Galway
West across the country. Afternoon in Galway's Latin Quarter, and music in the evening.
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Day 4
Cliffs of Moher and the Burren
The cliffs in the morning before the coaches, then the limestone pavement of the Burren.
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Day 5
Galway to Killarney
South through Limerick. Afternoon in Killarney National Park by jaunting car or on foot.
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Day 6
Ring of Kerry
The full loop — Kenmare, Sneem, Waterville and the Skellig viewpoint on a clear day.
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Day 7
Depart Dublin or Shannon
Transfer to the airport.
Inclusions
- Cliffs of Moher and Book of Kells entry
- Rail or private vehicle between towns as selected
- Accommodation in the stated hotel category on twin-sharing basis
- Daily breakfast; other meals as noted in the itinerary
- Airport transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary
- Entrance fees for the attractions listed as included
- Visa assistance and documentation support from our team
- All applicable service taxes and levies on our services
- 24/7 on-trip support and a single point of contact throughout
Exclusions
- Ireland requires its own visa — it is not in the Schengen area
- Skellig Michael landings are separate, weather dependent and sell out
- International airfare unless quoted as part of the package
- Visa fees, travel insurance premium and any biometric charges
- Meals not specified, drinks, and anything of a personal nature
- Optional tours, tips to guides and drivers, and porterage
- City or tourism tax payable directly at some hotels
- Anything not explicitly listed under inclusions
- Cost changes due to currency movement, fuel surcharge or government levy
Ireland: common questions
When is the best time to visit Ireland?
The best time to visit Ireland is May to September for the longest days and the least rain.
How many days do you need in Ireland?
We plan the Ireland trip over 6 nights and 7 days, which covers the full day-by-day route on this page. With fewer days we shorten the route rather than cram it, and with more we add stops — tell us your dates and we adjust it.
What is included in the Ireland tour package?
Included in the Ireland package: Cliffs of Moher and Book of Kells entry; Rail or private vehicle between towns as selected; Accommodation in the stated hotel category on twin-sharing basis; Daily breakfast; other meals as noted in the itinerary. Not included: Ireland requires its own visa — it is not in the Schengen area; Skellig Michael landings are separate, weather dependent and sell out; International airfare unless quoted as part of the package. The full inclusions and exclusions are listed above.
Who is the Ireland trip best for?
The Ireland trip suits self-drive travellers, couples, music and pub culture. The itinerary here is a starting point, and the route can be changed to suit your group.
How much does a Ireland trip cost?
There is no fixed price for Ireland: World Destinations quotes each trip against live airline and hotel rates for your dates, party size and hotel category. Season, hotel category and flights from Mumbai move the cost most. Send your dates on WhatsApp or call +91 9167919191 for a full costing.
Do Indians need a visa for Ireland?
Yes — Indian passport holders need an Irish Short Stay 'C' visa: create the application on AVATS online, then attend a VFS Global visa centre in India for biometrics. The fee is ₹5,300 for single entry or ₹9,000 for multiple entry. Some Indians holding a UK visitor visa can visit Ireland without a separate Irish visa under the British Irish Visa Scheme.
Source: Embassy of Ireland, New Delhi · checked
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