Escorted Coach Tours
Sit Back, Relax And Let Us Show You Our Ireland
Our Escorted Tours are exclusively designed and customized with you the traveller in mind. Each is leisurely paced with many stops so you are never on the bus for long periods. Coaches have air conditioning; reclining seats and a superb sound system so that our driver/guide’s commentary comes right to your seat. Drivers are true professionals, friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to please and inform you.
Hotels are first class (some superior first class) offering excellent standards of accommodation, service and facilities. Each day starts with a hearty Irish breakfast (could keep you going until dinner time) and ends with a 3-course plus coffee table d’hôte evening meal (excluding 1 or 2 evenings) – the finest of local Irish produce served by warm and friendly staff.
You will visit many of Ireland’s top visitor attractions and heritage sites, most with a local guide to put you in the picture.
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Shamrock Royal
See Ireland at its own gentle pace. This in-depth but leisurely 15 day tour takes you all around Ireland from Dublin Bay thru’ the Boyne Valley to Belfast, the Giant’s Causeway on the North Antrim coast, Westport on Clew Bay, the mighty Cliffs of Moher rising above the Atlantic Ocean, to the Kingdom of Kerry, the village of Blarney in Cork and Viking Waterford before finishing in Ireland’s thriving capital city of Dublin with a dinner evening of superb entertainment. Learn more... |
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Claddagh Royal
On this 13 day tour you will learn about Ireland’s past visiting many of its historic and scenic locations. From the Royal County of Meath you travel to Armagh, to the ancient walled city of Derry, via Knock Shrine and thru’ rugged Connemara, across the central plains and River Shannon to Dublin’s ‘Fair City’, thru’ the Wicklow Mountains to Waterford, along the coast to Cork to Glengarriff and the Ring of Kerry road to Tralee. The tour ends after a glorious medieval banquet in Bunratty Castle. Learn more... |
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Celtic Royal
This 8 day tour focuses on the historic northern counties of Ireland from Dublin Bay to the Cooley Peninsula to Belfast’s Titanic Quarter to Derry, from Donegal thru’ Yeats’ county of Sligo to the rugged Atlantic coastlines of Mayo and Galway, south to the ancient Burren region of Clare and picturesque Bunratty. Learn more... |
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Kerry Royal
This leisurely 9 day tour explores the southern counties of Ireland from the Shannon Estuary around to Dublin’s ‘Fair City’. In between savour the natural beauty and spectacular scenery of Kerry, the lush pasturelands of the Golden Vale and the proud heritage of mediaeval Kilkenny and the Curragh of Kildare. Learn more... |
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Kerry Fling
A shorter 7 day version of the Kerry Royal Tour commencing in Shannonside and then ends on arrival in Dublin’s ‘Fair City’. You miss nothing except the last 2 nights in Dublin and the farewell dinner with entertainment. Learn more... |
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Emerald Royal
This 8 day tour starts and ends in Dublin. In between tour thru’ the northern counties of Armagh, Derry and Donegal, then south to Sligo and Galway and rugged Connemara before travelling back to Ireland’s capital city crossing the River Shannon at Athlone with a tasting of some Irish Mist at the Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre. Learn more... |
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Gaelic Royal
An 8 day tour which takes you from Dublin thru’ the southern counties of Ireland to Shannonside ending with a banquet in a 15th century castle. Visit Glendalough in the Wicklow Mountains, mediaeval Kilkenny and Viking Waterford; see how Irish whiskey is made in Midleton, butter in Muckross Farms; view a windmill on the Dingle Peninsula and the mighty Cliffs of Moher on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Learn more... |
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Manor Royal
A delightful 10 days of touring from Dublin back to Dublin staying in castle and manor house style hotels. Explore Trim Castle enroute to your castle hotel in Roscommon; go underground at the Marble Arch Caves in Fermanagh and traverse wild Connemara to Galway; view the Cliffs of Moher and cross the Shannon Estuary to the Kingdom of Kerry; kiss the Blarney stone, drink whiskey and stand amid the ruins of Cormac’s Chapel at the Rock of Cashel. Farewell dinner and entertainment at one of Dublin’s top night spots. Learn more... |