Today, we’ll journey down the breathtaking west coast of Ireland with the wild Atlantic Ocean by our side. Marvel at the stunning beaches and golden sands, and keep an eye out for dolphins and whales. Explore the unique lunar landscape of the Burren, a rare environment where Alpine, Arctic, and Mediterranean flowers coexist. Listen as your guide shares inspiring stories about our ancestors who survived the Potato Famine of 1845-49, which led over a million Irish to seek new lives across the globe, particularly in Britain, North America, and Australia.

We’ll stop in the village of Doolin for lunch—perhaps enjoying a pint—before heading to the nearby Cliffs of Moher. Towering over 700 feet, these cliffs are among the most spectacular in Europe and are home to an array of majestic birds, including puffins and gannets. Afterward, we’ll cross the River Shannon in historic Limerick and make our final stop of the day in the charming heritage town of Adare, known for its picturesque thatched cottages and often recognized as Ireland's tidiest town.

Tonight, we’ll spend the night in the rural Dingle Peninsula, in the village of Annascaul, famous for its connection to polar explorer Tom Crean and the renowned Randy Leprechaun pub.

Today, we embark on the renowned Dingle Peninsula. Our first stop is Inch, home to Ireland's longest beach, before heading to the charming fishing village of Dingle, known for its Gaelic-speaking community. This town, celebrated for its appearance in films such as Far and Away and Ryan's Daughter, boasts an impressive 52 pubs catering to its population of just 2,000.

No visit to Dingle would be complete without meeting its most famous resident, Fungi the Dolphin, with time allocated for a visit in the early afternoon. We’ll then enjoy a scenic drive around Slea Head, where you can take in breathtaking views of Sleeping Giant Island, the Blasket Islands, and ancient Beehive Huts dating back to 2000 B.C. Often regarded as the most beautiful peninsula in the world by various photography magazines, Slea Head features some of Ireland's most stunning beaches and is a highlight of the Wild Atlantic Way.

As we return to Dingle, there will be ample time to shop in traditional arts and crafts stores or relax in one of the many lively pubs, often featuring local musicians playing enchanting tunes. Tonight, we’ll stay in Killarney, Co. Kerry’s premier town, where you can mingle with locals and enjoy the genuine character of this lovely Irish county town. Pull up a stool by the fire or enjoy a leisurely post-dinner stroll in the nearby National Park.