Tour di 4 giorni dell'Irlanda sudoccidentale da Dublino

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Per iniziare questa incredibile esperienza, si partirà da Dublino in direzione ovest verso la splendida regione del Connemara. Dopo una sosta ristoro nella regione interna dell'Irlanda, la prima tappa sarà Cong, una cittadina pittoresca e affascinante. Nella cittadina si trovano il castello di Ashford e l'abbazia di Cong. Lasciando Cong, sarà possibile ammirare una vista meravigliosa su Connemara, dove si parla il gaelico, e i suoi meravigliosi laghi, valli e panorami di montagna. Arriverai a Galway a metà pomeriggio, così da avere a disposizione un ampio margine di tempo per goderti questa meravigliosa città culturale. Visita l'Arco Spagnolo e curiosa tra i colorati negozi che incontri per la strada. La sistemazione sarà nella città di Galway.

Inizia la giornata passando per la costa occidentale, dove potrai ammirare spiagge splendide e sabbia dorata. La prima tappa è la dimora del leggendario re di Connacht, il castello di Dunguaire. Il tour continua verso la cittadina costiera di Kinvara e il paesaggio lunare del Burren, l'unico posto al mondo dove fiori alpini, artici e mediterranei crescono fianco a fianco. Goditi quindi una sosta per il pranzo a Doolin (a tue spese), una bellissima cittadina in cui si parla il gaelico, prima di visitare il punto forte della giornata, le scogliere di Moher. Queste scogliere, che si innalzano fino a 213 metri, ospitano alcuni degli uccelli più maestosi al mondo. Farai una sosta per scattare foto al castello di Bunratty. Pernottamento a Killarney.

Il 3° giorno partirai per un tour della famosa Penisola di Dingle. La giornata inizia con un giro in calesse per il Parco Nazionale di Killarney prima di visitare Inch Beach, la spiaggia più lunga d'Irlanda dove potrai ammirare chilometri e chilometri di sabbia. Quindi fai un breve viaggio verso Dingle, un incantevole villaggio di pescatori di lingua gaelica. Le attrazioni della Penisola di Dingle comprendono Slea Head, Gallarus Oratory, vista sulle Isole Blasket e la cittadina di Dingle, dove si avrà l'occasione di curiosare tra i negozi d'arte locale e di artigianato. La sistemazione sarà in un tradizionale pub irlandese, dove ci sarà la possibilità di rilassarsi al riparo dal traffico e dal trambusto della città.

L'ultima giornata inizierà attraversando le montagne di Cork e Kerry in direzione del famoso castello di Blarney. Sarà possibile trascorrere del tempo al castello per visitarlo e baciare la Pietra di Blarney che, secondo la leggenda, regala il dono dell'eloquenza per 7 anni. Potresti inoltre voler visitare il celebre Blarney Woollen Mills, il più grande negozio irlandese del mondo. Dopo il pranzo (a tue spese), potrai viaggiare attraverso la Golden Vale. Tornerai a Dublino per visitare la Guinness Storehouse e concederti un'enorme pinta di Guinness cremosa offerta dal tuo team turistico!

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Pernottamento di 3 notti in base all'opzione selezionata (camere private Backpacker o Economy)
Prima colazione in base all'opzione selezionata (camere private Backpacker o Economy)
Guida/autista
Commento dal vivo a bordo

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Mance (facoltative)
Pranzo
Cena

Extra

Si riceverà la conferma al momento della prenotazione
Verrà applicata una tariffa per adulti a tutti i viaggiatori
I bambini devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
Il programma resta valido con tutte le condizioni meteorologiche; si consiglia di vestirsi adeguatamente

Funzioni

Turismo

95%

Culturale

55%

Acquatica

35%

Recensioni

4.8

Gary M

5 | 2019-07-25

This was a great tour. Brian our driver and guide was super. I would definitely take one of these type tours again and would recommend this tour to friends and family.

Nancy K

5 | 2019-07-03

This was a wonderful trip with no snags or surprises. The B and Bs we stayed at were clean and comfortable. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, entertaining and very helpful. Would definitely book this tour again

Mary K

4 | 2019-07-03

Tour started out great, but on the second day our bus and driver left and another bus picked us up. The second bus was already pretty full of a continuing 6-day tour, so we had to take the few single seats available and could not sit together. Also, much time wasted dropping people off at various accommodations each day and sorting out luggage. A few changes were made in the itinerary due to "traffic."

ronwright3549

5 | 2019-07-03

This was an amazing tour! Dan, our driver loves his homeland and was so great sharing information and history. We experienced so much in a short fast paced 4 days. I would do it again in a minute! The southern part of the country is breathtaking and gorgeous. I can't wait to visit Ireland again and see more. Take some snacks and enjoy the ride around the country. Dermot was our first driver and he was just as helpful. The staff is very friendly.

Rachel K

5 | 2018-10-08

This tour EXCEEDED my expectations. I had never done an organized tour, but needed to show my mom a lot or Ireland in only a few days. This was absolutely the way to go! Strongly recommend. You see so much and you have time in all of the places you go.

Linda_Prior

5 | 2018-09-05

The tour was excellent. Accommodations, timing, information were perfect. Our guide was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and personal. He negotiated the narrow, windy roads with ease. The people on the trip were friendly and inclusive. I appreciated that as a solo traveler.

Robert O

5 | 2018-07-09

Fantastic tour, very knowledgeable tour guides....Paddywagon is the way to go!

casmos7

5 | 2017-11-29

Wonderful tour. Very busy tour but worth it for first timers to Ireland. The accommodation was great for the price much better than expected.

Vicki T

5 | 2017-09-27

This was an incredible experience. We would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to see the beautiful country of Ireland. The accommodations at the Bed and Breakfasts were very comfortable. The first day we experienced the beautiful scenery of SW Ireland and spent the night in Galway with time to explore the town. On our next day, we went to the Cliffs of Moher which were truly spectacular. The views and the winds were equally impressive. The dinner at the Randy Leprechaun Pub next to the B and B was really great. On the third day, we took the drive around the Dingle Peninsula with the very narrow !! roads, and the views were amazing. We took a wonderful carriage ride through Killarney State Park and spent the night in Killarney. Our final day was spent traveling to Blarney Castle, which was unique to say the least, and finally a great tour of the Guinness Storehouse with a pint of Guinness!! What a great way to end a truly memorable 4 days. Our review would not be complete without an acknowledgement of our outstanding driver and guide Rory. He made the travels extremely interesting, and his driving skills were impeccable!!

ANGIEINLOVE222

5 | 2017-09-25

Val, the tour guide, made this adventure an amazing experience. Extremely informative, very funny and great singing voice. Anyone hesitating, don't think twice, just book it.

DIANE M

4 | 2017-08-02

Our guide, Brian, was great. We got a taste of south west Ireland without having to drive on those roads! However . . . the literature made it sound like we actually visited some places where we only had a chance to photograph from the road. Ashford and Dungaire Castles I would have liked more free time in the places we did stop - we only had a short time to walk in the Burrens because another tour member specially requested we go back and get off the bus. It was raining at the time but hadn't been raining when we originally drove past without stopping. We skipped the photo stop at Bunratty Castle. From the literature I assumed the jaunting cart ride at Killarney National Park was included in the price but we had to pay separately. At Dingle we had to choose between taking the boat ride or visiting the shops - not enough time for both. Some people ate lunch first and did not have enough time to do the boat ride. At Blarney we only had enough time to either explore the gardens OR kiss the stone - didn't even have time for lunch at the site. Could easily have spent longer at the Cliffs of Moher. I felt like we were hurried along so that we'd get to our evening stop before traffic increased - would have preferred to spend more time AT our stops and less time at our overnight spots.

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