Ireland South and West 9 day Luxury Private Tour

After arriving at Cork Airport or Kent Railway Station, you’ll be driven to Hayfield Manor, a stylish and luxurious hotel where you can unwind in true Irish elegance. Cork has a lot to offer, but take the evening to relax and enjoy a gourmet dinner at one of the city’s best restaurants.

Start the day with a visit to Cork City, famous for its vibrant culture and food scene. Wander through the English Market, where you can sample local delicacies like artisan cheeses and fresh fish.

Visit The Stone Corridor in University College Cork where you can learn about Ogham writing.

After lunch, explore Cobh, known for its maritime history, including the Titanic Experience, where you can learn about the last port of call for the Titanic.

Do not miss a chance to see the magnificent St. Colmans Cathedral.

Visit Blarney Castle and Gardens and enjoy some shopping in "The largest Irish shop in the world" i.e Blarney Woolen Mills. Overnight in Hayfield Manor Hotel.

After the hustle and bustle of Cork City, we will head west to Kinsale to experience the colourful streets of this charming harbour town known as the culinary capital of Ireland.

We will explore the 17th century Charles Fort, one of the best preserved star shaped forts in all of Europe. The Garden of Remembrance is a sombre reminder of the 9/11 tragedy.

The Garden of Remembrance is a sombre reminder of the 9/11 tragedy.

The spectacular scenery at The Old Head offers wonderful photo opportunities.

Garretstown Beach is an expansive sandy beach located along the coast of County Cork

he heart of West Cork, in the South of Ireland.

Drombeg Stone Circle, also known as "The Druid's Altar," is a well-preserved Bronze Age site in County Cork, Ireland, renowned for its recumbent stone circle and its dramatic coastal setting. It's a popular tourist destination, drawing visitors with its intriguing history, impressive stones, and association with ancient rituals.

Glandore is a picturesque coastal village in West Cork, Ireland, known for its stunning harbor, vibrant sailing scene, and charming atmosphere.

Time to bid farewell to Cork and head for the Kingdom of Kerry. First stop is Kenmare which nestles at the mouth of Kenmare Bay and is a shopper’s paradise.

Continue over the mountains through Moll’s Gap and Ladies View before arriving at Torc Waterfall.

Next stop is Killarney National Park, one of Ireland’s finest natural gems. Surrounded by lakes, mountains, and woodlands, the park is a dream for nature lovers.

We’ll visit the stunning Muckross House; a beautifully restored 18th Century Manor House.

Take a peaceful boat ride on Lough Leane. Overnight in The Europe Resort or The Aghadoe Heights Hotel, Killarney.

Today’s all about the Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives.

Along the route, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the mountains and coastline. It’s a route that will leave you breathless at every turn.

Geokaun Mountain, the highest point on Valentia Island in County Kerry, offers panoramic 360-degree views of the surrounding landscapes, including the Skellig Islands, the Blasket Islands, and the Dingle Peninsula.

wn for their dramatic views of the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island. These cliffs are a popular destination for those seeking breathtaking coastal scenery and a close-up view of the UNESCO World Heritage site, Skellig Michael.

y before we head back to unwind at our hotel. Overnight in The Europe Resort or The Aghadoe Heights, Killarney.

Today we head up the West through County Limerick with a brief stop at the picture postcard village of Adare with its beautifully restored thatch roofed cottages.

rk, the most complete and authentic castle in Ireland.

nificent grounds of Dromoland Castle and partake in some of the many and varied activities on offer. Overnight in Dromoland Castle.

known for their dramatic vertical drop into the Atlantic Ocean and stunning panoramic views. These cliffs offer a rugged and awe-inspiring landscape, a haven for seabirds, and a popular destination for tourists seeking both natural beauty and a touch of adventure.

by its vast limestone pavements, diverse flora, and rich history. The area also boasts ancient monuments, charming villages, and a strong tradition of music and local food.

Overnight in Dromoland Castle.

up Diamond Hill, from where we get panoramic views of Western Connemara and The Twelve Bens. Overnight in Dromoland Castle.

ransfer you back to Cork Airport or Shannon Airport for your flight home.