Wander through Trinity College’s historic library, admire Dublin Castle and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and sip a pint at the Guinness Storehouse or Jameson Distillery. Cap the evening in the buzzing Temple Bar district.
Overnight: Dublin

Head south to the Wicklow Mountains, stopping at Glendalough’s twin lakes and its atmospheric monastic ruins. Continue through valleys and forests to your countryside base.

Overnight: Wicklow

Spend the day walking Wicklow’s trails—options include the Spinc Ridge above Glendalough or the Sally Gap drive with sweeping mountain views. Pause at Glenmacnass Waterfall.
Overnight: Wicklow

Explore the coast with a stroll along Brittas Bay Beach, then wander into quiet valleys and hills. Small village churches and abbeys dot the landscape for short, peaceful stops.
Overnight: Wicklow

Travel west across Ireland to the wild beauty of Connemara. Pass through Galway briefly before continuing to the lakes, bogs, and peaks of the Twelve Bens.

Overnight: Connemara

Hike Diamond Hill for panoramic views of mountains and coastline. Enjoy the serene lakes of Connemara National Park and the winding Inagh Valley drive.
Overnight: Connemara

Spend the day exploring the Atlantic coast. Relax at Dog’s Bay and Gurteen beaches or take a boat to Inishbofin Island for wild cliff walks and ocean views.
Overnight: Connemara

Drive south into the Burren’s unique limestone landscape. Stop at Poulnabrone Dolmen and quiet abbey ruins along the way before settling in Ballyvaughan.
Overnight: Ballyvaughan

Walk the coastal path at the Cliffs of Moher, then explore Burren trails such as Black Head Loop. Discover hidden churches and stone crosses scattered through the hills.

Overnight: Ballyvaughan

Ferry to the Aran Islands for windswept Atlantic scenery, sheer cliffs, and ancient stone forts perched high above the ocean.
Overnight: Ballyvaughan

Journey south into County Kerry, passing scenic valleys and stone-built villages. Arrive in colourful Dingle, nestled between mountains and sea.

Overnight: Dingle

Circle the dramatic Slea Head Peninsula with its cliffs, Atlantic coves, and views to the Blasket Islands. Stop at tiny churches and stone oratories along the way.
Overnight: Dingle

Take a coastal hike on Mount Brandon or along Dunquin’s cliff paths, or enjoy the vast sands of Inch Beach. Evening in Dingle Harbour.
Overnight: Dingle

Drive back east across Ireland. Stop at the Rock of Cashel or Cahir Castle—landmarks rising from quiet countryside villages—before reaching Dublin for the night.
Overnight: Dublin

Bid farewell to Ireland after two weeks of mountains, cliffs, beaches, abbeys, and castles.