Welcome to Ireland, where history comes alive amidst breathtaking scenery! This compact island boasts a captivating mix of adventure and relaxation, with thousands of years of stories waiting to be explored. Enjoy the warmth of our friendly locals while you soak in stunning views. And if you’re a fan of fine spirits, be sure to indulge in our whiskey and beer tours before setting out to discover magnificent castles. Join us on this unforgettable journey!

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As if you would need more reasons to visit Ireland, right? Well, we’ve compiled  some reasons to visit Ireland:

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• Stunning landscapes: Ireland’s stunning scenery and unspoiled areas are still its main attractions, leading it to be voted among the world’s 20 most beautiful countries by Rough Guide readers earlier this year. Scenic places such as the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher, and Galway’s Connemara region continue to fill visitors with wonder, while unusual topographies like the Giant’s Causeway and County Clare’s The Burren karst landscape have a magic all their own.

• UNESCO and historical sites: Evidence of humans living in Ireland can be traced back as far as around 10,500 BC, and the country has some spectacular prehistoric sites to visit, the oldest being at Mount Sandel in Northern Ireland. Mayo’s Céide Fields is the largest neolithic site in the world, while the famous passage tomb of Newgrange (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in County Meath lines up with the winter solstice. Ireland is also home to the oldest monasteries in the British Isles, such as the beautiful 6th-century monastic site at Glendalough in County Wicklow. And one of the most treasured medieval manuscripts in the world – the Book of Kells – is housed at Trinity College in Dublin.

• Guinness: As one of the best-selling beers in the world, Guinness is without a doubt Ireland’s most instantly recognisable export, and a huge amount of people want to see where it’s made – the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin was Ireland’s most visited paid tourist attraction in 2015, bringing in close to 1.5 million visitors. But no need to go to the brewery – the Guinness in Ireland is often said to taste significantly better than elsewhere

• Endless outdoor activities: Expert hikers adore Ireland, and outdoor adventure journalist Peter Potterfield even named the summit climb of Croagh Patrick as one of the 15 best hikes in the world. There’s also the Wicklow Mountains, Croaghaun Mountain on Achill Island – which at 688 metres (2,257 feet) is the site of the third highest sea cliffs in Europe – and Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s tallest peak.

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Ireland is a popular destination for more than vacations. The growing wedding destination visitors grow each year. Our tours give you the best chance to capture the true Irish experience. we have 2 options for your Ireland adventure. Self guided options allow you to travel Ireland on your own time and still have everything planned before you arrive. Our self guided tours include transportation via bus, accommodations and daily activities. Our 2nd option is a fully guided tour guided by our experience local surreal guides. accommodations, transportation, daily activities and a 24/7 concierge travelling with you.

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Contact us for more information on our tours, changes to tour packages and any other information request.

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