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The Cliffs of Moher & The burren Tour

Discover Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Edge

Prepare to experience two of Ireland’s most breathtaking landscapes in one unforgettable day. This tour takes you through the dramatic contrasts of County Clare, from the sheer, wind-swept heights of the Cliffs of Moher to the surreal, moon-like limestone region of The Burren.

• The Cliffs of Moher: Stand at the edge of the world. Rising over 700 feet above the Wild Atlantic Ocean, the cliffs offer monumental views that stretch across Galway Bay to the Aran Islands.
• The Burren: A short drive away lies a landscape unlike any other. “The Burren” (from the Irish Boireann, meaning a rocky place) is a vast, glaciated limestone plateau. What looks like barren stone from afar is actually a vibrant, ancient ecosystem where rare Arctic and Alpine wildflowers bloom side-by-side out of the rock crevices.
• Hidden History & Coastal Charm: As we wind along the coastal roads, we’ll dive into the Celtic history, passing ancient stone ringforts, megalithic tombs, and castle ruins. We’ll break the journey in a colorful seaside village like Doolin or Ballyvaughan, where you can enjoy a creamy pint, a bowl of fresh seafood chowder, and a warm Irish welcome.

Connemara & Galway City Tour

Experience the Romantic Soul of the West

This tour invites you to witness the stark, cinematic landscapes of Connemara before exploring the colorful, bohemian heart of Galway City – Ireland’s cultural capital.

• The Wilds of Connemara: Oscar Wilde once described Connemara as a “savage beauty,” and it remains completely untouched. As we wind through the majestic Inagh Valley, you will be surrounded by the dark quartzite peaks of the Twelve Pins mountains, rust-colored peat bogs, and glassy lakes.
• The Fairy-Tale Kylemore Abbey: Nestled dramatically at the base of Druchruach Mountain and reflecting perfectly across Pollacapall Lough sits Kylemore Abbey. Originally built as a breathtaking castle gift from a wealthy merchant to his wife, it is now a historic Benedictine monastery. We’ll pause here to take in the iconic views, explore its Victorian walled gardens, and learn about its romantic, tragic history.

The Ring of Kerry

Discover Ireland’s Ultimate Coastal Drive

The Ring of Kerry is a legendary 111-mile circuit that weaves together everything that makes Ireland magical: towering sea cliffs, sweeping mountain passes, ancient stone relics, and colorful fishing villages with traditional music.

• The Wild Atlantic Coastline: Feel the raw energy of the ocean as we wind along coastal roads. We’ll pause at viewpoints like Ladies View and Molls Gap, where you can gaze down at the Lakes of Killarney cradled by Ireland’s highest mountain range, the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks.
• The Mystical Skellig Coast: As we track the rugged shoreline, you’ll look out across the crashing waves toward the silhouettes of the Skellig Islands. These UNESCO World Heritage rock pinnacles were home to 6th-century monks (and more recently, featured as a hidden Jedi sanctuary in Star Wars).
• Charming Coastal Villages: A great journey requires great stops. We’ll break up the drive by wandering through the vibrant, picture-perfect streets of villages like Sneem or Kenmare. Here, you can stretch your legs, explore local craft shops, and duck into a cozy pub for a fresh seafood lunch or an Irish coffee.

Ring of Kerry

Dingle Peninsula

Giant’s Causeway

Wicklow & Glendalough

Blarney Castle & Cork

Kilkenny & Rock of Cashel

Connemara & Kylemore

Boyne Valley & Newgrange