In 10 minutes or less you will learn all you need to know to plan the perfect Ireland vacation. What kind of tour, when to go, where to visit, what to do and how to save some money doing it. OK, let’s get started.

Get Started on Planning Your Ireland Vacation

• How to go – Select the tour type that suits you best
• Where to go – An introduction to Ireland
• Why go – choose an Irish Travel Theme
• What to do – Activities, Experiences & Excursions for everyone
• When to go – Ireland is a year-round destination
• Money saving tips
• Get Quote

How to go – Select the tour type that suits you best

The first thing you need to decide is whether you want to drive while in Ireland. If you prefer not to drive there are four other options available to you. Brief descriptions of your options are listed below:

Car & Accommodation Packages

The first thing you need to decide is whether you want to drive while in Ireland. This is the most obvious way to get around and it allows you the independence to see the places you want, for as long as you want. Many people worry about driving in Ireland, but if you are careful and take your time you really have nothing to worry about. Tens of thousands of visitors do it every year without incident. If you happy to drive then a car and accommodation package is the one to go for. You can select from themed itineraries (Ancient Ireland, Pubs and Music, etc) or create your own Custom Tour.

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• Check out our range of Car & Accommodation Itineraries & Packages
  • Self-Drive Tours – Themed Vacations: Pubs, Ancient, Castles & more!
  • 5 – 14 night Options: Choose Your Itinerary
  • Castle Vacations
• Create a Custom Self-Drive Tour
• Section 2: Where to go – an Introduction to Ireland

If you prefer not to drive there are four other options available to you:

Chauffeur & Private Group Tours

Leave the driving to one of our knowledgeable, friendly chauffeur-guides. You are the boss; you decide your touring route or you can choose from one of our themed self-drive itineraries. What you do each day is up to you, but your chauffeur will also have lots of recommendations of places to visit and things to do. Sounds ideal, doesn’t it? Any size group can be accommodated however, if you’re on a tight budget, this choice is most practical for six people or more.

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• Choose One of Our Chauffeur & Private Group Tours
• Section 2: Where to go – an Introduction to Ireland

All-Inclusive Ireland Tours (Guided Bus Tours)

Explore Ireland with our All-Inclusive Ireland Tours in a top of the line coach with dedicated tour guide. Your accommodation and itinerary is pre-set and most meals and admission to all attractions is included in the Ireland tour price. This is not only a terrific way to see the countryside and its sites and lifelong friendships are often forged along your journey. On your all-inclusive Ireland vacation, the whole group dines together each night. On an eight day tour you will probably have two free afternoons to discover Ireland on your own. We use a tour company that has been in business more than 75 years and we have yet to get a complaint rom any of our clients – they are that good! There are over 30 tour itineraries to choose from.

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• Check out our range of All-Inclsuive Ireland Tours
• Section 2: Where to go – an Introduction to Ireland

Touring Without a Car

We offer another unique option that allow you to tour Ireland without a car. This includes our Killarney Experience tour, which includes airport transfers and guided excursions from your base in Killarney. We can also create a custom tour for you to spend your vacation anywhere in the country. Spend your energy discovering new places not worrying how to get there.

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• Check out our  Choose a Custom Ireland Vacation without a car

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Where to go – an Introduction to Ireland