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Our Ultimate 10-Day Ireland Tour is designed to showcase the very best of the Emerald Isle — from north to south.
This is our most comprehensive Ireland tour package, created for travellers who want to experience everything Ireland has to offer: breathtaking scenery, rich history, vibrant culture, legendary castles, and unforgettable local experiences. After years of perfecting this route, we have crafted the ultimate small-group tour of Ireland that takes you further, shows you more, and creates memories to last a lifetime.
Along the way, you will enjoy a mix of iconic highlights and hidden gems, from tasting whiskey in Donegal to standing on the edge of the mighty Cliffs of Moher, exploring Killarney National Park, and walking across the world-famous Giant’s Causeway. And for a touch of magic, one of your nights will be spent in a stunning Irish castle.
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
There is free time on this trip
Driving time average 2.5 hours per day
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
It is recommended to pack lots of light layers, a raincoat, and sunscreen
Each traveler is allowed a maximum of 1 suitcase (maximum is 143lbs or 65 liters) and 1 carry-on bag
Please advise if you have any health issues that may prevent you from taking part on some of the activities so that we can arrange alternative options for you
If activities or experiences are cancelled due to weather conditions no refund will be provided
Solo traveller supplement will apply for private ensuite room
Note: For Ultimate Tours departing on Tuesdays, the sheepdog demonstration will instead take place at Atlantic Sheepdogs near Grange, County Sligo, on Day 7. On these departures, your morning in Dingle begins with a visit to the Dingle Cookery School for a live cookery demonstration sharing 10,000 years of Irish food history — complete with tea, coffee, and freshly baked homemade scones to finish.
Kinsale Hotel
Rock of Cashel
Leave the bright lights of Dublin behind and get ready to experience the real Ireland on the first day of your 10-day Ireland tour. Our journey takes us south through the heart of the country to the magnificent Rock of Cashel in County Tipperary — one of Ireland’s most iconic historic sites. Explore the medieval round tower, chapel, cathedral, and castle, all steeped in over 1,000 years of history.
Blarney Castle & Gardens
Next, travel to Blarney Castle in County Cork, home of the world-famous Blarney Stone. Kiss the stone to gain the legendary “gift of the gab,” then wander through the stunning castle gardens. Why not enjoy a local Irish lunch at Blarney Woollen Mills Restaurant, a favourite stop for travellers.
Kinsale
Finish the day in the colourful harbour town of Kinsale, West Cork’s gourmet capital. Known for its award-winning seafood restaurants, charming streets, and coastal scenery, Kinsale is the perfect first overnight stop on your Irish adventure.
Dingle Marina Lodge
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Kenmare
Leaving the colourful harbour town of Kinsale, we journey west towards the world-famous Ring of Kerry. While we won’t complete the full loop, today’s route showcases some of its most breathtaking highlights along the Wild Atlantic Way. Our first stop is the heritage town of Kenmare, known for its colourful streets, boutique shops, and welcoming atmosphere — a true gem of southwest Ireland.
Ross Castle
Continue through Killarney National Park, pausing at Moll’s Gap and Ladies View for unforgettable lake and mountain panoramas. Why not enjoy lunch at Muckross House Gardens, nestled beside the Lakes of Killarney, surrounded by stunning parkland. Step back in time at Ross Castle, a 15th-century fortress on the shores of Lough Leane, where stories of clan life and legend come to life.
Dingle
Your day ends in the lively coastal town of Dingle, famous for its warm Irish welcome, traditional music, and world-class seafood. Spend the evening exploring its harbour, colourful streets, and friendly pubs.
Dingle Marina Lodge
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Slea Head Drive
This morning, your guide will take you on the world-famous Slea Head Drive, one of Ireland’s most scenic coastal routes along the Wild Atlantic Way. Enjoy dramatic Atlantic Ocean views, stop for photos at rugged headlands, discover ancient beehive huts, and soak in the charm of tiny harbours and windswept beaches scattered along the Dingle Peninsula.
Dingle
After returning to Dingle around lunchtime, the afternoon is yours to explore at your own pace. Wander through colourful streets lined with shops and cafés, sample delicious local seafood, or simply relax and soak up the town’s friendly atmosphere. Spend your second night in Dingle, with time to uncover hidden gems, enjoy live traditional music, and savour genuine Irish hospitality — all without needing to repack your bags.
Doolin Inn
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
West Kerry Sheep Dog Demonstrations
Your adventure continues as we leave Dingle and journey north through the spectacular Connor Pass, one of Ireland’s highest mountain routes, before passing the golden sands of Castlegregory. Next, experience one of the true highlights of the tour — a traditional Irish sheepdog demonstration. Watch as the farmer and his loyal sheepdog work together with incredible skill to herd sheep across the fields, showcasing a timeless Irish tradition that always delights our guests.
Cliffs of Moher
We then cross the River Shannon by ferry into County Clare, where the landscape transforms once again. Discover the otherworldly beauty of The Burren National Park, a striking limestone landscape unlike anywhere else in Ireland, before visiting the world-famous Cliffs of Moher. Here, enjoy time to stroll along the dramatic cliff edge, take in sweeping Atlantic Ocean views, and capture unforgettable photos of this breath taking landmark.
Doolin
This evening, settle into your accommodation and enjoy a night of Irish music and craic. You will stay overnight in either Doolin, with its colourful houses and legendary pubs, or Ennistymon, a lively market town full of charm and character.
Hyde Hotel
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Inisheer
Wake up refreshed and continue your journey along the Wild Atlantic Way. Today’s highlight is a ferry trip to Inis Oírr, the smallest and most remote of the Aran Islands, where time seems to stand still. Explore white-sand beaches, ancient ruins, and charming villages that offer a glimpse of traditional island life unchanged for centuries. On your return to the mainland, enjoy a Cliffs of Moher cruise, a spectacular way to admire this world-famous landmark from the sea and capture unforgettable photos.
The Burren
Back on land, travel through the striking Burren National Park, with its dramatic limestone landscapes, rare flora, and fascinating archaeological history.
Galway
Your day ends in the vibrant city of Galway, celebrated for its colourful streets, live music, art, and fantastic food scene — the perfect place to soak up the energy and charm of Ireland’s west coast.
Wyatt Hotel
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Galway
Spend the morning discovering Galway City, with the option to join a “Welcome to Galway” walking tour, a fascinating introduction to the “City of the Tribes,” exploring its narrow streets, historic landmarks, and vibrant culture. Alternatively, enjoy free time to explore at your own pace, uncovering hidden gems, lively pubs, and colourful shops along the Latin Quarter.
Connemara
Then journey into the rugged beauty of Connemara, a region famed for its dramatic mountains, sparkling lakes, and charming villages. Your highlight stop will be the iconic Kylemore Abbey, one of Ireland’s most photographed landmarks. Stroll through the Victorian walled gardens and why not enjoy lunch in this truly unforgettable setting surrounded by breath taking scenery.
Westport
In the late afternoon, continue to the picturesque town of Westport, nestled on the shores of Clew Bay. Explore its historic streets, soak up the friendly atmosphere, and take in the stunning coastal views of Ireland’s west coast.
Lough Eske Castle, Donegal
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Westport
Start your morning with free time to explore the charming town of Westport, with its colourful streets, lively Quay, and elegant Westport House, one of Ireland’s most beautiful historic homes.
Benbulben
Then journey north through County Sligo, a land of stunning coastal scenery and ancient legends. Along the way, admire the dramatic Benbulben Mountain, an iconic Irish landmark steeped in folklore and said to be the resting place of the mythical lovers Diarmuid and Gráinne.
Donegal Town
Conclude your day at the breathtaking Lough Eske Castle, where you will live like royalty during a luxurious overnight stay. This historic castle hotel, surrounded by tranquil waters and ancient woodlands, offers the perfect place to unwind and reflect on your Irish adventure. Note: For Ultimate Tours departing on Tuesdays, the sheepdog demonstration will take place at Atlantic Sheepdogs, near Grange, on route to Lough Eske.
Shipquay Hotel
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Slieve League
Today’s journey takes you through the wild beauty of County Donegal, along one of Ireland’s most scenic routes. Begin with a visit to the majestic Slieve League Cliffs, among the highest sea cliffs in Europe. Stand in awe as you gaze out over the Atlantic Ocean from this breathtaking viewpoint, a truly unforgettable experience.
Glengesh Pass
Continue your adventure through the dramatic Glengesh Pass, a winding mountain road with incredible views at every turn. Along the way, discover hidden beaches, remote villages, and the rugged charm that makes this part of Ireland so special.
Sliabh Liag Distillers - The Ardara Distillery
Next, enjoy a visit to the Ardara Distillery, where you will learn about the craft of Irish whiskey and sample what George Bernard Shaw famously described as “liquid sunshine.”
Derry
In the afternoon, travel on to Derry, Northern Ireland’s second-largest city, rich in history and culture. Take a guided walking tour to learn about the Troubles and explore the city’s iconic 17th-century walls before spending the evening enjoying Derry’s lively pubs, restaurants, and warm Irish hospitality.
Ten Square Hotel
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Giant's Causeway
Today’s journey will test your sense of adventure and fill your soul with awe. Travel along the world-famous Causeway Coastal Route to the extraordinary Giant’s Causeway, one of Ireland’s most iconic natural wonders, and it never disappoints. Walk among the hexagonal basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity and discover the legends that surround this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Carrick A Rede Rope Bridge
Continue along the rugged Antrim Coast, stopping at the spectacular Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. If you are brave enough to cross, you will be rewarded with exhilarating views of the Atlantic Ocean below. (Please note: access to the bridge is weather-dependent.)
Dunluce Castle
Enjoy the breathtaking coastal scenery and admire the ruins of Dunluce Castle, dramatically perched on the cliffs above the sea, a photographer’s dream.
Belfast
This evening, arrive in the vibrant city of Belfast, where history and culture come alive. Take a leisurely stroll through the Cathedral Quarter, famous for its colourful street art, welcoming pubs, and fantastic restaurants, the perfect way to end another unforgettable day on your Irish adventure.
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
Belfast
Enjoy a relaxed final morning with free time to explore Belfast at your own pace. Wander through the lively Cathedral Quarter, admire the city’s famous murals, or browse the local shops and cafés before regrouping for one last shared experience
Titanic Belfast
Next, visit the world-renowned Titanic Belfast, one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic attractions. Discover the fascinating story of the world’s most famous ship at this award-winning interactive museum, located on the very site where the Titanic was designed and launched.
Dublin
In the afternoon, travel south to Dublin, where it’s time to say your fond farewells. If you are staying on in Ireland’s capital, your guide will be delighted to share local tips and recommendations to help you make the most of your time in Dublin City.
Cliffs of Moher entrance
Carrick – a – Rede rope bridge
9 nights local boutique hotel and guesthouse accommodation, carefully selected by our team
Giants Causeway experience
Ross Castle
Slieve League
Shannon Ferry crossing
Ardara Distillery tour and tasting
Professional qualified Irish tour guide other local tour guides for the great Irish experience
Rock of Cashel
Walking Tour Derry
Titanic Experience
Transport to all locations by air-conditioned by class leading Mercedes Sprinter busses
Kylemore Abbey & Gardens entry
Blarney Castle entry
Ferry to Inis Oírr and Cliffs of Moher Cruise
Sheepdog Demonstration
Lunch and dinner
Food and drinks, unless specified
Gratuities
Pre or post-tour accommodation in Dublin
Travel insurance (recommended)
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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mcnyp,19 thg 6, 2026
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Just completed 10 day small group tour with Overland. Our guide Kat was outstanding. Driving and guiding our entire tour she was amazing. We had a small group of only seven but we were busy everyday with beautiful hotel and two or three events every day on the tour. Overland prepared a memorable trip which my wife and I will share with family and friends for a very long time. Thanks again to our guide Kat and she is a real asset to this company and you are lucky if you get her for your tour.
melaniev800,18 thg 6, 2026
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All the tour pre stuff: Overall, company website info was truth in advertising. Some changes to itinerary occurred from the time we booked (1 year in advance) to actually going on the trip. But the changes were not missed. They considered this a "relaxed tour" ......far from it......we were go go go! Starting point for tour was Ashling Hotel. The Ashling Hotel is a great choice for a pre/post hotel stay. Solid food at hotel restaurants and several things to do near hotel including restaurants. If traveler is really interested in Dublin, they will need to book 1-2 extra days. Popular activities like Guiness Storehouse and Book of Kells are all timed tickets. We only had 5-8 hours in Dublin after deplaning and impossible to book a timed ticket with our limited schedule. The requirement to purchase a Government ETA for crossing into N Ireland is a money grab ONLY. There is NO border btw Republic and UK and no way to create one or verify you purchased the ETA. Homes literally can be Republic on one side and UK on the other. When we reached the border, our bus simply changed dash metrics into miles/gallons! TOUR OVERVIEW: Tour was maxed at 15 people in a Mercedes mini coach. Pretty comfortable. Tour was very balanced with driving time vs get out and tour time. You could nap on the coach. I think we were able to go places in the mini coach that the big coaches could not which is why this tour was able to concentrate in small towns. We drove ~1000 miles on the trip. Stayed in a different hotel every night but one. If traveler cannot carry, they're on bags up flights of stairs (I had to carry up three flights in one hotel) and carry themselves along uneven foot paths, many many outdoor staircases and over boulder rocks.......I would not recommend this trip. Highly recommend limiting luggage to carry on bag size. Accommodations: For the most part, solid choices. I felt slimed by one hotel...stained carpet with a very dysfunctional bathroom set up (Westport). Lodge in Dingle where you stay 2 nights is very dated but the staff is lovely, for 25 cash euros they will send your clothes off to be washed and returned to you-same day (assisting you in your efforts to pack light for this trip!), good breakfast, very conveniently located in Dingle. We all wanted more time at the 5 star Castle. But as this was a familiarization tour..........no rest for the weary. Every hotel was ready for us upon arrival calling out last names and handing out keys making check-in a breeze. Thankful for cool nights in Ireland as many hotels did not have A/C. Small Towns: We LOVED staying in all the small towns. Everyone was friendly. We dropped into many local pubs and all with lively atmosphere. Music everywhere. We particularly enjoyed Dingle. There were two Brits singing and playing at a piano in Dick Mac's AND were taking song requests.........super fun. Also, dropped into Courtney's Bakery run by a man named Gene who'd been baking in Dingle for 50 years. Gene had some stories and entertained us with tall tales while simultaneously insulting a Frenchman who came in for a croissant where he was promptly told Irish baking was superior and left with a loaf of Irish soda bread. (we were rolling in the floor laughing.......best morning of the trip). Food Reservations: If traveler is a FOODIE, I would recommend doing the research and booking your own restaurant reservations in each town. We arrived in each town ~5:00pm/daily. Our guide James went beyond company's recommendation of First/Final night group dinner experience and booked something for the group almost every night. Downside is his reservations are limited to places that can seat a party of 15. We greatly enjoyed reservations at small establishments that may have only had 20 seats in the whole joint. And we saved on dining b/c there is no food taxes and no tipping culture. I overheard one restaurant say their payment machines don't include a screen for adding tips! TOUR DETAILS & GUIDE: We had an EXCELLENT tour guide, JAMES, native of Gallway and fluent in Irish and English. He weaved the story of Ireland through its history, language, culture, music, and the endless beauty which is Ireland. He was very attentive and after seeing so many sheep in Ireland we dubbed him our shepherd, and he was very good at looking after his sheep.........ha! . We all wanted more time in certain places and were always managing walking time and still carving out time to eat/shop but so is the nature of this kind of tour. The company did a very good job at arriving in places opposite from when big motor coaches fill a location. Castle tours were guided and very engaging. We were blessed with a very short queue to kiss the Blarney stone. Beautiful grounds at Blarney Castle. James stopped at many places along the way for group to get out and take pictures. Sheepdog demonstration was very cool plus an explanation for how the land was divided among landowners which included strip of land from mountain to the sea. We had a surprisingly good time at the Dingle cooking school. Mark weaved the history of Ireland through its food. We tasted fresh soda bread, scones, and rustic apple cake. Great visit to a new whiskey distillery in Donegal which took you through the history of Irish whiskey making and export then to its almost collapse down to two distilleries in the whole of Ireland. The Ardara distillery is the first to distil whiskey in Donegal since ~1894. Owner is using his grandfather's recipe. VERY neat experience. Communications: Comms went through WHATS APP very successfully. James communicated next day itinerary and when to meet bus, pub/restaurant recommendations in each town. He also included extras that gave context to what we were experiencing like TV shows based in the towns we were visiting, penal laws for Catholics, Irish football and Hurling rules, Irish language lessons, etc. Travelers could post their photos to the chat so others could download pictures especially any group pictures. James took pictures/videos of us on the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge when we couldn't easily film ourselves crossing the bridge. Tour Red Flag: The tour includes ferry ride over to Innis Oirr and on return ferry extends return crossing out to view Cliffs of Moher from the sea. James said our trip out to the Cliffs was the roughest seas he had ever experienced. The crew went through 3 rolls of vomit bags and we estimated at least a third of passengers (above and below deck) were sick. There was ZERO communication from the company/guide about rough seas and providing an opt out. I don't appreciate unnecessary vomiting on my vacations. Special Note on Belfast post violent incident June 2026: Always expect the unexpected when traveling. We obviously did NOT get a feel for the city with most of the 700,000 residents staying indoors due to nature of incident and multi day violent protests in response. Overland was monitoring telegram chats, police, and communicating with people inside the city before making the decision to go INTO Belfast. Company seemed to have our welfare at heart and also recommend we eat at the hotel limiting our walking about the city unescorted. Foreign Currency: For the most part, I could do everything on VISA. Some pubs were cash only. We paid cash for a few tips and laundry. I had no need for cash Pounds in Derry or Belfast. Favorites: Did you know there are cliffs in Ireland taller than Cliffs of Moher.............they are called the Slieve League Cliffs..........OMG so overwhelmingly pretty and windy! And fewer people! Giants Causeway to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge...God stamped his majesty on these places Dingle Cooking School and Ardara Distillery..........so interesting Arno's Bistrot (Westport) and Cava Bodega (Galway) Boathouse (Dingle) restaurant .........excellent dinners Giving a hug to a home sick girl from North Carolina working in a Galway bakery🙂 Morning chat with Gene the baker in Dingle




JoanO636,15 thg 6, 2026
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This is a wonderful way to see a lot of Ireland. Our tour guide, James was excellent and added a lot to our experience with his knowledge of the country, its history and legends. The hotels were top notch (with the exception of Dingle, which was still OK), and the Lough Eske Castle stay was especially nice. It's a lot of moving from town to town, but if you want to see everything, this is the way to do it. So many wonderful activities along the way; we learned so much about Ireland.








Terri M,15 thg 6, 2026
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Loved the 10-day Ultimate Ireland trip with Pat! He is a walking encyclopedia of all things Ireland. We laughed and learned the whole time. What a beautiful country full of friendly people. Highly recommend this tour. It was a wonderful experience. We truly felt like we got to know Ireland… rainy days and all!
Terri M,15 thg 6, 2026
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Loved the 10-day Ultimate Ireland trip with Pat! He is a walking encyclopedia of all things Ireland. We laughed and learned the whole time. What a beautiful country full of friendly people. Highly recommend this tour. It was a wonderful experience. We truly felt like we got to know Ireland.







JudyM2897,14 thg 6, 2026
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This was our first trip to Ireland and it was a 5 star experience. Spectacular scenery, amazing tours, wonderful accommodations and delicious food. We learned so much about the history of Ireland and it was a great itinerary and well organized. A lot of credit goes to our amazing guide James Fahey! He was very knowledgeable, organized, courteous, and enthusiastic. He had a great sense of humor and kept the group engaged. James was a fantastic driver and we felt confident with him behind the wheel. It was a trip of a lifetime.



B9266VTchrism,13 thg 6, 2026
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Thank you Pat O Mara for an amazing tour of Ireland.
marklR3883BH,13 thg 6, 2026
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Fabulous! Overland created a very thoughtful and well organized tour of Ireland. James, our exceptionally talented tour guide, did an amazing job sharing Irish history, folklore & stories, recommending wonderful dinning experiences with Irish music, and ensuring our group was well taken care of throughout the tour. 5 star plus experience!
Voyage59971940206,13 thg 6, 2026
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Great tour to give a "taste" of the Island. History, scenery and great people. Food was great, bested by pub atmosphere and music. James Fahey was excellent guide. Professional, organized and fun. Our group not only appreciated James but became fond of him. Not to mention we got to know more about Irish sports (culture) especially Hurling.







U593ONlisak,11 thg 6, 2026
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A trip of a lifetime! Our guide James Fahey was Amazing, Full of knowledge of deep history of Ireland, he had wonderful surprises for us like a cooking demonstration of Irish favorites, authentic Irish Pubs for a Pint & really Great Irish music, Castles, A Sheep dog demonstration ( One of my Favorite memories) and Plenty of opportunities to photograph the Beauty of Ireland! Overland ireland have perfected the 5 star experience of seeing the country of Ireland! You will not be disappointed! Lisa Kinlin





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