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5 Days
2 Stops
Private Guide
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Day 1 - 2
Stretching along Dublin Bay on the east coast of Ireland, County Dublin is home to the vibrant city of Dublin, the country’s colourful capital. Aside from the lively capital, the county features rolling green hills scattered with a collection of character-filled villages, an array of beautiful beaches and a rich history. Visitors can enjoy an iconic black beer - the traditional Guinness; learn about Viking history at the Dublinia, a fascinating heritage centre; and discover the seaside towns of Malahide and Howth, which both offer scenic coastal paths to explore. Other highlights include the Ardgillan Castle and Demesne in the seaside town of Balbriggan, the charming seaside town of Skerries, and the bustling town of Swords.









The Davenport is perfectly situated in the heart of Dublin, giving you easy access to the city’s best restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment spots. Your room is designed with comfort and convenience in mind, featuring Wi-Fi, a TV, coffee and tea-making facilities, a work desk, a trouser press, and an ironing board.
While you're here, you can unwind at the on-site restaurant, bar, or lounge, grab a drink at the coffee shop, and feel secure with 24-hour security throughout your stay.
Looking to explore the city? Spend time in the peaceful Merrion Park, discover incredible art at the National Gallery of Ireland, or add some fun to your day with a Viking Splash Tour.

St Patrick's Cathedral
Built in honor of Ireland's patron saint, Saint Patrick, Saint Patrick's Cathedral is located right next to the well-known spring where, according to tradition, Saint Patrick baptized converts during his visit to Dublin. The parish church of Saint Patrick was made a collegiate church in 1191 and a cathedral in 1224. The current building has existed since 1220 and is the state cathedral of the Church of Ireland (a church of the Anglican Church). St. Patrick's Cathedral is built in the Gothic style and its magnificent interior is decorated with funerary monuments such as that of the Boyle family and the tomb of the dean Jonathan Swift (author of Gulliver's Travels). Swift was dean of St Patrick's Cathedral until his death in 1745. The chancel is decorated with ornate windows and spectacular choir stalls, once used by the Knights of St Patrick. In the huge west towers there are large bells, whose sound is part of the cityscape of Dublin.
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Monday to Friday- 9:30
Saturday-9:30
Sunday-8:45
Day 3 - 5
Welcome to Cork, a captivating Irish city nestled in the province of Munster in southwest Ireland! You'll find the city's compact center uniquely situated on an island in the River Lee, surrounded by an intricate network of waterways and reclaimed marshland islands. Explore the charming connections provided by limestone bridges, grand Georgian avenues, and quaint 17th-century alleyways adorned with gorgeous Georgian facades. Cork offers a diverse and vibrant arts and culture scene, alongside a tempting array of atmospheric tapas bars and exotic restaurants for you to discover. Popular attractions await, including the Crawford Art Gallery, showcasing a fine collection from the 18th to the 20th centuries, and the fascinating hi-tech cosmological displays at Blackrock Castle Observatory. However, a true highlight of your visit will undoubtedly be the chance to relax in one of Cork's cozy traditional pubs, order a locally brewed Murphy’s or a Beamish stout, and engage in some lively conversation with the city’s famously friendly locals.








Tucked away within beautiful walled gardens, Hayfield Manor offers a peaceful retreat in the vibrant city of Cork, in the southwest of Ireland. The hotel features stylish rooms and suites with individually controlled air-conditioning, spacious marble bathrooms, complimentary Elemis Spa products, heated towel rails, TVs, and free high-speed internet access.
On-site dining includes Orchids, a fine dining restaurant serving contemporary Irish cuisine, and Perrotts Garden Bistro, offering a variety of Mediterranean and international specialty dishes. You can relax in the poolside lounge with a magazine by the indoor heated pool or enjoy rejuvenating treatments and massages at the spa, which includes an outdoor jacuzzi, steam room, and sauna.

Titanic Experience Cobh
The Titanic Experience Cobh is located in Casement Square in the heart of Cobh Town. The Titanic Experience Cobh is located in the original White Star Line Ticket Office, a historic building dating back to the early 19th century. You will receive your boarding pass upon check-in. Your boarding pass contains the details of one of the 123 passengers who arrived at the White Star Line Ticket Office on Thursday, April 11, 1912. These were the last passengers to board the Titanic at its final port of call in Queenstown, Ireland. Your personal tour guide will take you on a virtual journey aboard the dinghies and accompany the Titanic on her maiden voyage to New York. On this trip you will see the original pier, also known as Heartbreak Pier, which was the last land contact for passengers in Queenstown.
Start Time - 9am/10am/4.30pm/5pm
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200+
Plan with professionals who are explorers themselves.
21+ hours of time saved
Our experts plan and book for you.
10+ Bookings managed
Everything is bundled in one place and perfectly planned.
5+ Transfers coordinated
For optimal transport and comfort.
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Experience the vibrant spirit and storied history of southern Ireland on this curated 5-day itinerary. Your journey begins in County Dublin, where cultural landmarks, historic institutions, and lively streets offer a rich introduction to the country. With a private guide, explore highlights such as St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Trinity College, then dive into Irish traditions with a hands-on whiskey cocktail experience. The capital blends history and energy effortlessly, setting the tone for the days ahead.
From Dublin, travel by train to Cork, a dynamic city known for its maritime heritage and welcoming atmosphere. With a private driver-guide, explore the surrounding region, including a visit to Blarney Castle and the Titanic Experience in Cobh, which tells the story of the ship’s final departure. A sunset cruise along Cork Harbour adds a scenic and relaxed perspective to your stay. Combining guided experiences with free time and well-selected accommodations, this itinerary offers a seamless way to experience southern Ireland’s highlights in just a few days.
Begin your journey in County Dublin, where historic landmarks and cultural highlights provide an engaging introduction to Ireland.
The Davenport
St. Patrick’s Cathedral visit
Guided exploration of Dublin on foot
Whiskey cocktail course
Time to explore Dublin’s cultural and culinary scene
Travel south to Cork and discover a region rich in history, coastal scenery, and local traditions, with the support of a private driver-guide.
The Montenotte Hotel
Train journey from Dublin to Cork
Visit to Blarney Castle
Titanic Experience in Cobh
Cork Harbour sunset cruise
Private guided exploration of the region
On your final day, depart with lasting impressions of Ireland’s culture, landscapes, and warm hospitality.
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The most popular season is May through September, when long days and mild weather make sightseeing and scenic drives enjoyable. Spring and autumn bring fewer tourists and lower prices, while winters are quieter but less ideal for road trips.
On average, travelers should plan for $150–$250 per day. Staying in B&Bs and guesthouses keeps costs moderate, while luxury hotels, private guides, or curated activities increase the budget.
Travelers often combine Dublin’s cultural attractions with the medieval charm of Kilkenny, the dramatic Ring of Kerry, the coastal beauty of Cork, and natural wonders like Killarney National Park.
Renting a car provides the flexibility to explore the countryside and coastlines at your own pace. Book accommodations early in summer, pack for unpredictable weather, and allow time for detours into small towns and villages.
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