Your tour begins at 2:00 PM from your Dublin hotel, where you'll embark on a panoramic exploration of the city's key attractions, including Trinity College, St. Patrick's Cathedral, and the GPO. Visit Kilmainham Gaol, constructed in 1796, and learn about the stories of Ireland's revolutionary leaders. Conclude the day with a welcome drink with your group, followed by an independent dinner.

Explore the narrative of the 10 million individuals who have departed Ireland in the last 1,500 years and the global influence of their journeys at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. The remainder of your afternoon is at your leisure to discover Dublin. In the evening, relish dinner and entertainment at Taylors Three Rock Pub.

Explore a typical farmhouse, gaining insights into rural life while indulging in tea and scones. Witness the expertise of artisans shaping crystal into dazzling creations at the House of Waterford Crystal, a preferred shopping partner of GIT. Proceed along the coastline to Cork city, where dinner awaits at your hotel.

Embark on a short guided walking tour of Cork city, and consider exploring the historic English Market, a hub for local and artisanal foods since 1788. Journey to Blarney Castle, where you can ascend the winding stairs to kiss the renowned stone or wander through the lush gardens. Take in the picturesque landscapes en route to vibrant Kenmare, with a stop at Moll’s Gap for breathtaking views before reaching Killarney.

Embark on a classic jaunting car journey to Ross Castle and Kenmare Estate, offering views of Lough Leane, Killarney’s largest lake. Explore Moriarty’s in the Gap of Dunloe, a preferred shopping partner of GIT. Venture to the picturesque Dingle Peninsula, where you can take in the beauty of heathery mountains, sandy beaches, and rugged headlands. Witness a demonstration of skilled sheepdogs herding at a local farm. Conclude your day with dinner at Páidí Ó Sé’s pub in Ventry, accompanied by an engaging talk on Gaelic sports.

Explore the family pub of the renowned playwright John B. Keane, enjoying a delightful break with tea and scones. John B. Keane, a beloved Irish writer, crafted numerous works in a room behind the bar. Travel across the River Shannon Estuary by ferry and drive along the scenic coast of County Clare. Witness the majestic Cliffs of Moher, rising 700 feet above the Atlantic, offering panoramic views of Connemara and the Aran Islands. Continue your journey to lively Galway, where a local guide will lead a walking tour through the historic heart of the city.

Journey through Connemara to enjoy expansive vistas of mist-covered mountains and glistening lakes. Experience a picturesque cruise on Lough Corrib, savoring a cup of rich Irish coffee (seasonal). Pause at Kylemore Abbey to explore the graceful mansion nestled beside a serene lake. Later, return to Galway, where you have the remainder of the day to explore at your own pace and indulge in independent sightseeing and dining.

Head north to Claremorris and explore Ballintubber Abbey, the sole royal Abbey in Ireland. Recognized as "the Abbey that refused to die," it has remained in constant use for over 800 years. Afterward, visit Belleek Pottery and journey along the Atlantic Shore to Donegal town. Explore Triona Design, a preferred shopping partner of GIT. Proceed through the stunning Barnesmore Gap en route to Derry.

Discover the Giant's Causeway, colossal hexagonal columns shaped more than 60 million years ago. Return to Derry and partake in a guided stroll around the medieval walls of this historic city. Cross the Peace Bridge and conclude your exploration at the Walled City Brewery Restaurant. As a special offering from GIT, savor a selection of craft beers from the brewery during your dinner.

Explore the historic city of Belfast through a comprehensive tour, featuring iconic government structures, the peace wall, and the docks that witnessed the construction of the RMS Titanic in 1912. Embark on a guided walking tour with a local expert to gain insider insights. The remainder of the day is yours to independently explore this captivating city at your own pace.

Explore the remarkable Titanic Belfast, an advanced attraction that delves into the saga of the ill-fated liner. Afterwards, proceed to Long Meadow Cider, an acclaimed family orchard, for a tour and tasting, complemented by a delightful picnic lunch. Journey to Kingscourt, where you can enjoy leisure time at your opulent castle hotel, constructed in 1760 and surrounded by 100 acres of gardens and parklands. Conclude the day with a farewell dinner shared with your fellow travelers.

Your journey concludes following breakfast.