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Wild Ireland Express

3 days

Uncover the best natural wonders in the Republic of Ireland on this 3-day express tour from Dublin. Journey through the Wicklow Mountains to the lakes of Glendalough and explore the rugged coast of the Dingle Peninsula. See the ancient forts of Slea Head, the sands of Inch Beach and tumbling Torc Waterfall. Uncover 1,000 years of history at the Rock of Cashel and journey through Killarney National Park en route back to Dublin.

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Accommodation Standard

Guesthouse

Tour Overview

Duration

- 3 days

Starts

- Dublin

Ends

- Dublin

Tour Guide

- Yes - escorted by a tour guide

Meals included

- Breakfast: 2

Group Size

- Min 2 / Max 16

Hotel Rating

- Simple guesthouse (hotel upgrade available)

Arrival Transfer

- No

Departure Transfer

- No

Range

- Worldwide Touring

Minimum age

- 5 yrs, accompanied by an adult

Country

- Ireland

Tour Pace

- Fast

Physical Rating

- Easy

Trip Type

- Group Tours
Accommodation Standard
Adults (16+)
Children (5 - 15)
Price Breakdown
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£735.00

£588.00

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Final payment

£300.00

£576.00
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Guesthouse

Tour Highlights

Glendalough - Take in the majestic beauty of the area, home to shimmering lakes, dramatic river valleys, abundant wildlife and historic ruins
Dingle Peninsula - See the ancient forts of Slea Head, the mysterious stone beehive houses and the jaw-dropping coastline of the Wild Atlantic Way
Killarney National Park - Hike amongst beautiful scenery to the tumbling Torc Waterfall and admire the surrounding scenery
Rock of Cashel - Take in the medieval hilltop ruins, offering amazing views of the surrounds and hundreds of years of history

Included

2 breakfasts
2 nights simple guesthouse (hotel upgrade available)
Escorted by a local driver-guide 
Transportation in 16 seat Mercedes mini-coach with air-conditioning
All road tolls
20kg luggage allowance - This should be one piece of luggage similar to an airline carry-on bag (approximately 55cm x 45cm x 25cm / 22in x 17in x 10in) and a small bag for onboard personal items
Note: This tour is operated in conjunction with our trusted partner and you will join travellers from different operators, not solely On The Go.

Not Included

International flights & visas
Airport transfers (pick up and drop off information can be found in the Trip Notes)
Meals not specified in itinerary
Tipping - an entirely personal gesture!
Entry fees unless specified

Accommodation Standard

Guesthouse

Itinerary

Day 1 - Glendalough, Dunamase & Dingle

Dublin - Glendalough - Dunamase - Dingle. Our wild Ireland adventure starts as we depart the capital and stop first at the charming village of Adare, known as 'Ireland's Prettiest Village'. Heading south through the majestic Wicklow Mountains, we arrive at the famed Glendalough. Take in the breathtaking scenery of the mountains and lakes, and uncover the history of Glendalough at the visitor centre.

We continue westward, making a pitstop in the serene market town of Kilcullen for a lunch break. We then take in the Rock of Dunamase and its castle ruins, situated at an advantageous defensive point overlooking the ancient plains of County Laois.

Finally, we brave the winds of County Kerry and set foot onto the rugged Dingle Peninsula, where Irish language and culture reign supreme. Our base for the next two nights is in pretty Dingle town, known for its colourful houses and warm hospitality.

Please note: Check-in closes at 08:15 on day 1 (tour departs at 08:30) - Dublin Nassau Street Pick Up, Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin.

Accommodation: Seaview Heights, Quayside B&B, The Waterfront or similar

Overnight: Dingle
Day 2 - Exploring the Dingle Peninsula

We spend the day exploring the wild and windswept Dingle Peninsula and the Wild Atlantic Way - one of the world's most stunning coastlines. The Dingle Peninsula is rich in culture, history, and heritage, which the locals protect and are eager to share with visitors. Our expert tour guide will show you the most notable sites on the peninsula, including Conor Pass, Tochar Maothaithe, Gallarus Oratory and Slea Head, home to a series of ancient forts and dwellings.

We also see the ancient and mysterious beehive huts, spherical and made of stone. The houses are believed to date back to somewhere between the eighth and twelfth centuries. They are thought to have been used as dwellings by the hermit monks and followers of Saint Peter, though nobody is absolutely certain!

After our day of exploring we return to Dingle, where the evening is at leisure - time for dinner in a cosy pub and a Guinness or two?

Accommodation: Seaview Heights, Quayside B&B, The Waterfront or similar

Overnight: Dingle
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3 - Killarney National Park & Rock of Cashel

Dingle - Killarney National Park - Rock of Cashel - Dublin. Leaving Dingle behind, we make a stop at beautiful Inch Beach, which offers views of Killarney National Park and the Kerry Mountains. We then head into the national park itself, admiring some of the area's lakes and making the short hike to Torc Waterfall.

There is free time for lunch in Killarney before we drive on to the Rock of Cashel. This incredible group of medieval buildings includes a cathedral and Round Tower, all perched dramatically on a hilltop - just imagine what it looked like in its heyday! The final leg of the journey is a relaxing drive back to Dublin, where our tour comes to an end.

Please note: This tour ends at 19:00 - Dublin Nassau Street Drop Off, Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation Standard

Guesthouse

Accommodation

The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard.
Bed & Breakfast
Dingle

On this tour, you will stay in bed and breakfast properties (B&Bs). These are usually smaller residential properties, with just a handful of guest rooms. You’ll have a bedroom, bathroom and often, access to a communal dining room for breakfast. Rooms will always be clean and comfortable, with a private bathroom. Bathrooms are usually en-suite, but on rare occasions, access may be via a communal hallway. This means that the bathroom will still be private and only for your personal use, but it is not en-suite (located in the room). You will need to leave the room to use the bathroom.

Our Rating
Standard
Local Rating
Guesthouse
Seaview Heights
Dingle

Located in Dingle, Seaview Heights offers a shared lounge with city views and is 1.2 km from Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium and 48 km from Siamsa Tire Theatre. Kerry County Museum is 48 km away, and Dingle Golf Centre is 6 km from the property. The nearest airport is Kerry Airport, 56 km from Seaview Heights. The property features a 24-hour front desk, full-day security, and free Wi-Fi throughout. The bed and breakfast has a private entrance, and all units are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a kettle, a walk-in shower, a hairdryer, and a wardrobe. Each unit has a private bathroom with free toiletries, and some offer sea views. Bed linen and towels are provided for all guests.

Our Rating
Standard
Local Rating
Guesthouse

Accommodation Standard

Guesthouse

Prices & Dates

All departure dates are guaranteed with a minimum of 2 persons. 'Twin/Double' prices are per person when there are 2 people on the same booking sharing a room. 'Single' prices are applicable to solo travellers and anyone wanting the privacy of their own room. Room sharing is not available on this tour.

2025
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26 May - 28 May
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Child £755£604
Adult£835£668
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2 Jun - 4 Jun
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9 Jun - 11 Jun
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Child £805£644
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16 Jun - 18 Jun
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23 Jun - 25 Jun
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30 Jun - 2 Jul
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7 Jul - 9 Jul
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Child £805£644
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Child £805£644
14 Jul - 16 Jul
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Child £805£644
Adult£885£708
Child £805£644
2026
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2 Feb - 4 Feb
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9 Feb - 11 Feb
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16 Feb - 18 Feb
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Child £705£564
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23 Feb - 25 Feb
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Child £705£564
Adult£785£628
Child £705£564
2 Mar - 4 Mar
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Child £705£564
Adult£785£628
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9 Mar - 11 Mar
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Child £705£564
Adult£785£628
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16 Mar - 18 Mar
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23 Mar - 25 Mar
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