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CONN'S IRELAND INDEPENDENT TOURING SELF-DRIVE TOUR 17 DAYS ALL IRELAND CITSD17ALL |
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17 DAYS
ALL IRELAND
ONE, TWO OR MORE PERSONS
Personalized & Customized Self-Drive Touring
This itinerary is THE ULTIMATE tour of Ireland, including the popular sites and attractions. You'll experience the highlights of the country in a comfortably paced itinerary. Combine that with the highest quality accommodation and sumptuous meals and you'll have a wonderful vacation. Packed with historic sites, visits and entertainment, with all the features you wanted in a tour! Conn's 56 years of personalized tour planning makes for a wonderful touring experience. Rated "all 10s" by tour members! Described by former tour members as the "best planned, organized and conducted tour we have ever taken!"
After you pay a $495 USD retainer (credited to the tour price), Conn will have a conversation with you to find out your interests and preferences, as well as activities you may wish to enjoy. We take the time to provide a detailed proposal for you to review before you make your decision to pay your deposit. We may not be the least expensive tour product, but WE ARE THE BEST!
The features and inclusions of our CUSTOMIZED SELF DRIVE TOURS are numerous. When you make your comparisons with other tour companies, take that into consideration. Our CUSTOMIZED SELF DRIVE TOURS are COMPREHENSIVE & COMFORTABLE, as well as an excellent value....and a very PERSONALIZED style of touring... to provide what our clients tell us are "An Irish Symphony of Perfection!"
COMPREHENSIVE, PERSONALIZED, COMFORTABLE
17 DAY TOUR
ITINERARY
PRE/POST-TOUR DUBLIN PACKAGE:
One or Two Nights
Extend your Ireland Tour with one or two nights in Dublin, Ireland's Capital. Package includes: Private Car Transfer from airport to hotel, Accommodation for one or two nights, Irish breakfast each morning, Dublin Literary Pub Crawl evening, Departure Private Car Transfer and porterage at airport and hotel.
Click here: Dublin's Fair City Package
Day 1
MONASTERBOICE, OLD BRIDGE & BELFAST
You'll arrive at Dublin Airport and proceed to the Hertz counter where you take delivery of your rental car. If you are staying in downtown Dublin on the Conn's Ireland Dublin Fair City Package you will be met at your hotel and transferred to a Hertz location where you take delivery of your rental car.
Tour north from Dublin. Near Drogheda you will find Monasterboice, an early christian settlement founded by Saint Buithe in the 6th century. It is noted for its high crosses and one in particular is St. Muiredach’s Cross which is over 18 feet tall. It has carved panels that depict stories from the Bible. On to nearby Old Bridge and the Battle of the Boyne Center. It was here in 1690 that King William beat King James II.crossing from the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland to Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. Explore Belfast City today. With a population of 350,000 it is attractively situated on the Lagan estuary at the foot of the Antrim plateau. On a panoramic tour of the city you will see that the architecture is similar to that of London; the City Hall, Linenhall Library and the Law Courts. Pass by the Royal Belfast Academic Institution, the Grand Opera House and across the street the Crown Liquor Saloon. It also has a fine cultural tradition which is not always recognized, and its museums and art galleries are worth a visit. You’ll stay in Belfast at the Europa Hotel. Dinner is on your own this evening. There are many pubs and restaurants nearby to give you a choice of menus.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Monasterboice
Click here:Battle of the Boyne - Oldbridge
Click here:Belfast City Sites
Click here for hotel website and photos:Europa Hotel, Belfast
Day 2
BELFAST
Irish breakfast this morning. Titanic Belfast is located in the heart of Belfast, right beside the historic site of this world-famous ship’s construction. Housed in an iconic, 6-floor building, this state-of-the-art visitor experience tells the story of the Titanic, from its conception in Belfast in the early 1900’s, through its construction and launch, to its famous maiden voyage and tragic end. The story is brought up to the present with the discovery of the wreck and into the future with live links to contemporary undersea exploration. Enjoy a tour of Belfast by Black Taxi Tour taking you through the 'Troubles' areas of Belfast, the Peace Wall and many of the contentious neighborhoods of the city. Evening on your own in Belfast. Stay the the Europa Hotel. Dinner on your own tonight.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here: Titanic Belfast
Click here:
Black Taxi Tour
Click here for hotel website and photos:Europa Hotel, Belfast
Day 3
ARDS PENINSULA
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour along beautiful Strangford Lough and visit Mount Stewart House and Gardens. Stop in Downpatrick and visit the grave of St. Patrick - the patron saint of Ireland. At Saul there are many other sites associated with St. Patrick. On to Newcastle and the majestic Mountains of Mourne. Return to Belfast via Lisburn, home of the Irish Linen Museum. Evening on your own in Belfast. Stay the the Europa Hotel. Dinner on your own tonight.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Mount Stewart Gardens
Click here:St. Patrick's Grave
Click here:Strangford Lough
Click here for hotel website and photos:Europa Hotel, Belfast
Day 4
THE GLENS OF ANTRIM & THE GIANTS CAUSEWAY
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour north from Belfast and visit Carrickfergus, where King William of Orange landed in 1690 to fight the forces of King James II. Visit this historic castle and then north along St. George¹s Channel visiting the towns of Carnlough, Cushendun and Cushendall. Tour to Ballycastle, with views of Rathlin Island and Kyle of Lochcalsh, Scotland. On to the Giant¹s Causeway. The legend has it that Finn McCool, the mythical giant, built this bridge to Scotland to reach his beloved. The hexagonal shaped stone pilings and pillar are a geological marvel. On to visit the oldest distillery in Ireland or Britian, Bushmills, which received its charter in 1608. On via Dunluce Castle, a McDonnell Castle, sitting precariously on a cliff edge. On to Derry City, founded by St. Columcille in the 5th century. Stay at the 4 star Bishop's Gate Hotel in the center of the city. Dinner is on your own this evening. There are many pubs and restaurants nearby to give you a choice of menus.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Glens of Antrim
Click here:Ossian's Grave
Click here:Giant's Causway
Click here:Bushmills Distillery
Click here:Dunluce Castle
Click here for hotel website and photos:Bishop's Gate Hotel, Derry
Day 5
DERRY CITY & ULSTER AMERICAN FOLK PARK
Irish breakfast this morning. You'll enjoy a tour of the walled city and walk the 17th century walls and view the Guild Hall, the Bogside and St. Colum's Cathedral. See the Guild Hall where the City Council sits and the Doherty Castle. Tour south from Derry City to the Ulster Americak Folk Park which is both an indoor and outdoor museum. It takes you from the Plantation Period through the emigration from Ulster to the New World. On to County Donegal and the beautiful Lough Eske. You stay this evening overlooking Lough Eske at the 5 star Lough Eske Castle Hotel. Dinner is on your own this evening. You may wish to enjoy the Cedars Restaurant in the castle.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Ulster American Folk Park
Click here:Derry City Tour
Click here:Derry-Bogside-Murals
Click here:Tower Museum - Doherty Castle
Click here for hotel website and photos: Lough Eske Castle Hotel, Donegal
Day 6
GLENCOLUMCILLE & SLIEVE LEAGUE
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour to Killybegs, Ireland's largest commercial fishing port. On to Glencolumcille, a village of thatched roof cottages and links to St. Columcille of the 6th century who founded the city of Derry. On to Slieve League and the Cliffs of Bunglass which are higher and more magnificent than the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare. Return to Rossnowlagh via Ardara, the center of the woolen industry in County Donegal. We tour into Donegal Town and visit Magee's of Donegal for tweeds and woolens. Visit 15th century Donegal Castle, with its fully restored Jacobean wing. Enjoy a chance to explore the town. Be sure to stop at one of the woolen shops. Enjoy a relaxing evening overlooking Lough Eske. You stay this evening overlooking Lough Eske at the 5 star Lough Eske Castle Hotel. Dinner is on your own this evening. You may wish to enjoy the Cedars Restaurant in the castle.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Killybegs
Click here:Glencolumcille Folk Village
Click here:Ardara Woolen Mills
Click here:Donegal Town
Click here:Donegal Castle
Click here for hotel website and photos:Lough Eske Castle Hotel, Donegal
Day 7
BELLEEK & CONG
Irish breakfast this morning. On to Ballyshannon where you cross into Northern Ireland and County Fermanagh to the town of Belleek, home of the famous Belleek China factory. Enjoy a visit to the showrooms. Tour south to County Sligo, a county of gentle mountains, lakes and coastline. Continue to Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery to view passage graves that date back 7000 years! County Sligo is associated with the great writer, W. B. Yeats. Sligo Town dates to 750 years ago and has traditional shop fronts and a riverwalk. Tour north from Sligo Town making a stop at Drumcliff and the Yeats Center. Yeats is buried here in Drumcliff Churchyard. Tour south towards Galway and visit the village of Cong which was used in the John Wayne movie - The Quiet Man. Just outside the village is Ashford Castle, once the home of the Arthur Guinness Family and now a deluxe 5 star resort. Stay on the Ashford Estate at the Lodge at Ashford Castle. Dinner is on your own this evening. You may wish to enjoy the Wilde Restaurant at the Lodge or explore Cong Village and Cohan's restuarnt.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Belleek Pottery
Click here:Yeats Center Drumcliffe
Click here:Sligo Town
Click here:Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery
Click here:Cong Village
Click here for hotel website and photos:The Lodge at Ashford Castle
Day 8
CONNEMARA TOUR
Irish breakfast this morning. Travel through the Connemara region which is known for its mountains, the Twelve Bens and the beauty of the landscape with its changing colors. Travel along the shores of Ireland's only fjord, Killarney Harbor and stop in the Village of Leenane. Tour along to Kylemore Lake and make a stop at Kylemore Abbey and you may wish to visit Kylemore Abbey a former Benedictine Abbey, and recently a private school for girls. Enjoy the exhilarting views from the Sky Road as you enter Clifden the market hub of Connemara. Continue through one of ht elongest villages in Ireland, Recess.Make a visit to Celtic Crystal in Moycullen before continuing on to Galway, a vibrant city. See Eyre Square, the Claddagh district and view the Spanish Arch. Christopher Columbus stopped here on his way to the New World. Stay at the 4 star Park House Hotel in the center of the city. Dinner is on your own this evening. There are many pubs and restaurants nearby to give you a choice of menus.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Connemara
Click here:Malachy's Bodhran Factory
Click here:Kylemore Abbey
Click here:Killary Harbour
Click here:Leenane Village
Click here:Galway City
Click here for hotel website and photos: Park House Hotel, Galway
Day 9
CLARE COAST
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour through the picturesque village of Kinvara. Stop at Caherconnell to enjoy a Sheep Dog demonstration. Nearby is Poulenabroune Dolmen a 2500 year old portal tomb. On through the Burren, an eerie expanse of land scraped bare by the glaciers during the Ice Age and where exotic plants grow. On to the the Cliffs of Moher, a geological marvel of 700 foot high cliffs that stretch for five miles along the Atlantic Ocean. Tour to Lahinch, famous for golf. Dinner on your own. Stay at the 4 star Vaughan Lodge Hotel in the heart of the village. There are many pubs and restaurants nearby to give you a choice of menus.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Kinvara
Click here:Sheep Dog Demonstration
Click here:The Burren
Click here:Cliffs of Moher
Click here for hotel website and photos:Vaughan Lodge Hotel, Lahinch
Day 10
FOYNES, TRALEE & DINGLE
Irish breakfast this morning. Continue south to Killimer where you cross the Shannon estuary to County Kerry and the town of Tarbert. Tour along the Shannon River to the village of Foynes where you may wish to visit the Flying Boat Museum. The early days of Atlantic crossing flight by the 'Clipper' amphibian passenger aircraft. You view old news reels of the rich and famous passengers than landed here as the aircraft refueled. The Irish Coffee was invented here as a 'warming welcome' to the passengers. You can still get one today! Tour via Tralee and hear the sad, romantic story of the Rose of Tralee. Continue to Dingle Town, a busy commerical fishing port, on the Dingle Peninsula. You'll stay overlooking Dingle Bay at the Dingle Skellig Hotel. You can enjoy exploring this wonderful town this evening. There are many great restaurants as well and pubs that serve dinner. Dinner on your own tonight. Stay at the Dingle Skellig Hotel.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Shannon Ferry
Click here:Flying Boat Museum
Click here:Rose of Tralee Story
Click here:Dingle Peninsula
Click here for hotel website and photos:Dingle Skellig Hotel, Dingle
Day 11
SLEA HEAD DRIVE & DINGLE TOWN
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour around Slea Head and admire its rugged beauty. You may wish to stop and view the Bee Hive stone huts that date back to the early Christian period that were used as shelters for the pilgrims making their way to the holy sites of Skellig Michael and Mount Brandon. Visit the Blasket Island Center and learn about what life was like on the Blasket Islands which loom up in front of you. You may wish to make a lunch stop in the village of Ballyferriter. Stop and visit the Gallorus Oratory, a 7th century stone chapel used by pilgrims going to Mount Brandon. Return to Dingle Town.Tour the spectacular Dingle Peninsula, one of Ireland’s most picturesque spots. Return to Dingle Town and have time to explore the streets, shops, pubs and restaurants
Dinner on your own tonight. Stay at the Dingle Skellig Hotel.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Bee Hive Huts
Click here:Skellig Michael
Click here:Blasket Island Center
Click here:Gallarus Oratory
Click here:Ballyferriter
Click here for hotel website and photos:Dingle Skellig Hotel, Dingle
Day 12
ANNASCAUL & KILLARNEY
Irish breakfast this morning. Depart Killarney and visit Annascaul, the home town of Tom Crean, an Antartic explorer. View the South Pole Inn. On to Killarney Town situated on the shores of the Lakes of Killarney and at the foot of the mountains. 'Heaven's Reflex' it is called for its natural beauty. Irish Jaunting Cart ride through the Killarney National Park to Ross Castle where you will enjoy a boat excursion on the Lakes of Killarney.
Stay at the 5 star Muckross Park Hotel inside the Killarney National Park in the heart of town. Dinner on your own tonight. The hotel has three restaurants and traditional irish Pub!
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:South Pole Inn
Click here:Jaunting Car Tour
Click here:Killarney Boat Excursion
Click here:Ross Castle
Click here:Killarney Town
Click here for hotel website and photos:Muckross Park Hotel, Killarney
Day 13
KILLARNEY TOWN
Irish breakfast this morning. The balance of the day is at leisure to explore the Killarney National Park's 24,000 acres or do some shopping or just relax. This evening you will enjoy a Traditional Irish Night with dinner at Kate Kearney's Cottage at the Gap of Dunloe. Transfer back to the Muckros Park Hotel. Stay at the 5 star Muckross Park Hotel inside the Killarney National Park in the heart of town.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Killarney National Park
Click here:Killarney Town
Click here for hotel website and photos:Muckross Park Hotel, Killarney
Day 14
KENMARE, BANTRY & KINSALE
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour south and stop at Ladies View for a panoramic view over the Lakes of Killarney and Killarney town. Through Moll’s Gap and what is called the 'Short Ring of Kerry.' Continue to Kenmare situated on the Kenmare River, a very picturesque town. Nearby at Drombeg is one of the better preserved stone circle's in Ireland. Cross the spectacular Caha Pass to Bantry with its beautiful Bantry Bay and on to Glengarriff. Continue to Old Head and see probably one of the world's most spectacular golf courses. The vistas from here are magnificent...even the Old Head Lighthouse. There is also the Lusitania Museum which takes you through the events of May 7th 1915 when a German U Boat torpedo sank the passenger liner off the coast of Kinsale. Continue to Kinsale. Kinsale is a quaint harbor town and also known as the 'gourmet capital of Ireland.' Stay in Kinsale at the Actons Hotel in the heart of town overlooking the harbor. Dinner is on your own this evening. There are many pubs and restaurants nearby to give you a choice of menus.
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Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Ladies View
Click here:Kenmare
Click here:Caha Pass
Click here:Glengarriff
Click here:Old Head
Click here:Lusitania Museum
Click here for hotel website and photos:Actons Hotel, Kinsale
Day 15
KINSALE & COBH
Irish breakfast this morning. On to the harbor town of Cobh, a place formerly known as Queenstown and one of the major embarkation points of emigrants during the 19th and 20th centuries. It was also the last port of call for the Titanic and the Lusitania. The Emigration Museum will tell you ‘The Queenstown Story.’ St. Coleman’s Cathedral rises at the top of the town. Time permitting: Stop at the Midleton Whiskey Distillery to sample the Uisce Beatha (water of life) before returning to Kinsale. You may wish to sample one of the many restaurants for lunch today. Nearby at Summercove you can visit Charles Fort, a star-shapred British fortication overlooking the passage into Kinsale Harbor. You will hear about the 'White Lady' ghost! Stay in Kinsale at the Actons Hotel in the heart of town overlooking the harbor. Dinner is on your own this evening. There are many pubs and restaurants nearby to give you a choice of menus.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Kinsale
Click here:Cobh
Click here:Emigration Museum
Click here:Midleton Distillery
Click here:Charles Fort
Click here for hotel website and photos:Actons Hotel, Kinsale
Day 16
BLARNEY & CAHIR
Irish breakfast this morning. Tour via Cork City, Ireland's second largest city situated on the banks of the River Lee, to the town of Blarney where you may wish to visit the 15th century McCarthy castle, Blarney Castle. You can visit the estate and enjoy a stroll through the estate to the castle and then climb to the top and kiss the Blarney Stone. It is said that you’ll obtain the gift of eloquent speech by kissing the stone. Continue to Cahir with a visit to the 12th century Butler castle - Cahir Castle. This has been fully restored to its original state. Time Permitting Tour to the town of Cashel. The impressive Rock of Cashel looms up in front of you as you approach the town. This cathedral-fortress dates to the time of St. Patrick when he used the shamrock as the symbol of the Holy Trinity as he converted the King of Munster to Christianity. On to Dublin Airport where you stay at the Clayton Airport Central Hotel. Then proceed to the Hertz return location and turn in the car and take the Hertz courtesy shuttle. Your room includes Irish Breakfast and a courtesy transfer to airport terminal on your departure morning. Dinner is on your own this evening. There are two restaurants in the hotel to give you a choice of menus.
Click the links below to view the linked websites and then click the back arrow on your browser to return to this page.
Links to sites mentioned in the itinerary that you may wish to visit:
Click here:Cork City
Click here:Blarney Castle
Click here:Cahir Castle
Click here:Rock of Cashel
Click here for hotel website and photos:Clayton Dublin Airport Central Hotel, Dublin Airport
Day 17
DEPART FOR HOME
Irish breakfast this morning. Transfer by Clayton Hotel courtesy vehicle to Dublin Airport departure terminals. Check in for your flight. Depart for Home.
Slan Leat!
PRE/POST-TOUR DUBLIN PACKAGE:
One or Two Nights
Extend your Ireland Tour with one or two nights in Dublin, Ireland's Capital. Package includes: Private Car Transfer from airport to hotel, Accommodation for one or two nights, Irish breakfast each morning, Dublin Literary Pub Crawl evening, Departure Private Car Transfer and porterage at airport and hotel.
Click here: Dublin's Fair City Package
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YOUR CUSTOMIZED PREBOOKED TOUR INCLUDES:
Room with private bathroom at accommodation selected
4 Star Hotels or 5 Star Hotels for 15 nights
Itinerary Consulting Time by Email and Telephone
Full Irish breakfast daily
Black Taxi Tour of Belfast
Titanic Belfast Experience
Derry City Walking Tour
Sheep Dog Demonstration
Jaunting Car Ride through Killarney National Park
Boat Excursion on the Lakes of Killarney
Traditional Irish Night with dinner at Kate Kearney's Cottage
Day-by-day itinerary that allows you to get more out of your touring day!
Personalized itinerary that provides GPS Coordinates AND EIRCODEs for your daily driving routes
Books on Irish History, Culture and Humor - to prepare you for your tour
DK Eyewitness Ireland Guide Book - The best guide book! Provides descriptions, map and photos!
Folding Collins Ireland Road Map & Collins Road Atlas - 5 miles to the inch
Government Taxes of 13.5%
ADMISSIONS: We have NOT included any site admissions as you may wish to choose which ones you wish to enter and take the guided tour. You can choose to pay admission when you get there.
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ADMISSIONS: We have NOT included any site admissions as you may wish to choose which ones you wish to enter and take the guided tour. You can choose to pay admission when you get there.
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