Day 1 - arrival in Galway

Your chauffeur greets you at the airport and escorts you westward to Galway, where the Atlantic light shimmers across the horizon. A private historian leads you on a walking tour through the Latin Quarter, whose cobbled lanes are alive with street performers, medieval arches, and artisan boutiques. Along the way, you hear stories of merchant families, poets, and Galway’s historic role as a gateway to the Atlantic. In the evening, enjoy a leisurely stroll along Salthill Promenade, with the salty breeze on your face as the sun sets over the bay, painting the sky in shades of rose and gold.

Day 2 - Connemara Wonders: Abbeys, Mountains, and Whiskey

Journey into Connemara National Park, a landscape of rugged mountains, mirror-like lakes, and wild ponies grazing freely, while your guide shares folklore of ancient clans and myths tied to the land. Continue to Kylemore Abbey, a romantic lakeside estate whose Gothic turrets shimmer in the still waters, then wander through its Victorian walled gardens where roses and glasshouses evoke a bygone era of elegance. Return to Galway for a private whiskey masterclass in a hidden cellar, sampling rare reserves as you learn the art of nosing and blending.

Day 3 - From Galway to Killarney: Cliffs, Caves, and Coastal Legends

Depart Galway with your chauffeur, traveling south through the Burren’s stark limestone landscapes. At the Cliffs of Moher, walk along the soaring sea cliffs as Atlantic waves crash below and seabirds wheel overhead, while your private guide shares myths of giants, shipwrecks, and the coastline’s dramatic history. Continue to the Aillwee Caves to explore underground caverns filled with stalactites, cascading formations, and echoes of ancient geology, with the nearby falconry center offering the unforgettable sight of birds of prey in flight. Journey onward through rolling countryside until you arrive in Killarney.

Settle into The Killarney Park, one of our favorite five-star luxury hotels, located in the heart of Killarney. Just a two-minute walk brings you to the park’s ancient oak forests and Ireland’s highest mountains. The hotel is renowned for its elegant rooms, impeccable service, and a refined blend of contemporary comfort with classic Irish hospitality.

Day 4 - dingle peninsula exploration

Enjoy a private guided journey along Slea Head Drive, one of Ireland’s most breathtaking routes, where panoramic vistas of the Blasket Islands unfold and stone cottages and windswept cliffs shape the dramatic coastline. From Dingle Harbor, you may opt for a private boat excursion, gliding across open water with champagne in hand as dolphins leap beside the vessel and seabirds wheel overhead.

Day 5 - A Day in Killarney

Enjoy a traditional jaunting car ride through Killarney National Park, where a horse-drawn carriage carries you past shimmering lakes, ancient oak forests, and the cascading Torc Waterfall. Continue to Muckross House, stepping inside this stately Victorian mansion for exclusive access to its elegant interiors and manicured gardens, a refined glimpse into Ireland’s historic grandeur.

Day 6 - ring of kerry circuit

Embark on a chauffeured full-day drive along the Ring of Kerry, Ireland’s most iconic scenic loop, pausing at Ladies View where shimmering lakes stretch beneath the mountains in a panorama once admired by Queen Victoria’s entourage. Continue through colorful villages such as Waterville and Sneem, alive with artisan workshops and coastal charm. Along the way, stop at dramatic viewpoints overlooking the Skellig Islands, jagged pinnacles rising sharply from the Atlantic and adding a touch of wild grandeur to the journey.

Day 7 - welcome to cork

Private transfer to Cork, traveling east to Ireland’s culinary capital, where Georgian avenues and riverside quays create an inviting introduction to the city. Explore Cork’s historic market on a guided tour, sampling artisanal cheeses, breads, and chocolates while meeting the local producers who craft these exceptional goods.

Day 8 - cobh & spike island

Stroll along the colorful waterfront of Cobh, the Titanic’s last port of call, and visit St Colman’s Cathedral, whose soaring spire dominates the town skyline, while hearing stories of emigration and maritime heritage. Then take a ferry across Cork Harbour to Spike Island, once the world’s largest convict depot. Explore Fort Mitchel’s star-shaped fortress, the haunting “Punishment Block,” and exhibitions that bring centuries of monks, soldiers, and prisoners vividly to life. The island’s scenic trails offer sweeping views of the harbor, creating a striking blend of history and natural beauty.

Day 10 - departure day

Enjoy a chauffeured transfer to Shannon or Dublin Airport, concluding your journey with comfort and ease.

Day 9 - road back to galway

Journey back to Galway, pausing for a cultural stop in Limerick or along the River Shannon to explore medieval towers or enjoy riverside walks. Once in Galway, browse artisan shops, experience a private gallery visit, or unwind by the bay with a glass of wine, taking in the coastal ambiance.