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7-Day Private Wild Atlantic Way Tour of Ireland

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7-Day Multi-Day Taxi Tour of Ireland

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Welcome to About Ireland Taxi Tours

Welcome to About Ireland Taxi Tours and Accessible Tours Ireland, where your journey through the Emerald Isle becomes a personalized and unforgettable adventure. Based in Ireland and proudly Irish-owned, we specialize in private, fully guided tours that cater to individuals, couples, families, and small groups seeking an authentic and relaxed way to experience the very best of Ireland. Whether you're drawn to dramatic coastlines, ancient castles, quaint villages, or bustling cities, our tours are designed around you.

A multi-driver taxi tour of Ireland is an excellent way to experience the Emerald Isle. With a rotation of professional drivers, this personalized service ensures comfort and flexibility while exploring Ireland’s stunning landscapes and cultural treasures.

Here is a suggested itinerary for just one of our tours, starting and ending in Dublin, with overnights in Kilkenny, Cork, Killarney, Dingle, Bunratty, and Galway.

These are just a taster of some of the stops that are included.


Tour Highlights

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At a glance

Day 1 - Dublin to Kilkenny

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Journey from Dublin to Medieval Kilkenny

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Dublin to Kilkenny Transfer

Departure
Dublin
Destination
Kilkenny

Depart Dublin from either your hotel or the airport and head to the medieval city of Kilkenny.

Kilkenny Castle is a remarkable 12th-century structure that showcases the rich history of medieval Ireland. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland, it offers visitors a glimpse into the past with its extensive collections of art and furniture. Don't miss the impressive Butler Gallery and the restored Victorian kitchen, which highlight the castle's unique charm.
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Explore Medieval Mile Museum and City Streets

Explore the Medieval Mile Museum and the charming city streets.
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Smithwick's Experience (optional)

Discover the Smithwick's Experience, where history and brewing come alive in a stunning 300-year-old brewery building. Join guided tours that reveal the heritage of Kilkenny and enjoy interactive exhibits. Savor a selection of Smithwick's brews while taking in panoramic views from the rooftop terrace.
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Overnight in Kilkenny

Day 2 - Kilkenny to Cork

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Historic Castles and Cork City Delights

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Kilkenny to Cork Tour

Departure
Kilkenny
Destination
Cork
Travel from Kilkenny to Cork, enjoying scenic stops and historic sites along the way.
The Rock of Cashel stands as a remarkable testament to Ireland's medieval past. Visitors are captivated by its stunning architecture, with features like the round tower and Cormac's Chapel. The site's rich history, deeply connected to St. Patrick, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, making it a must-visit destination.
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Cahir Castle is a striking medieval fortress known for its well-preserved stone walls and rich history dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can enjoy scenic views of the River Suir while exploring one of Ireland's largest castles, featuring a unique circular keep and restored gatehouse. Guided tours and historical reenactments offer an immersive experience into Ireland's heritage.
Visit the English Market in Cork, a historic marketplace established in 1788. This vibrant hub offers a wide array of fresh produce, local delicacies, and artisan goods, showcasing the best of traditional Irish cuisine. Enjoy the unique atmosphere as you explore diverse international flavors in a beautifully preserved setting.
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Fitzgerald Park

Fitzgerald Park in Cork offers beautifully landscaped gardens and scenic views along the River Lee. Visitors can explore cultural attractions, including the Cork Public Museum. With vibrant flower displays and unique sculptures, it’s a delightful spot for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. Enjoy the blend of nature and art in this charming park.
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Cobh

Cobh, located in Co. Cork, boasts stunning waterfront views and a vibrant cultural scene. This charming town is famous for its colorful Victorian architecture, making it a picturesque stop. Notably, Cobh is home to the Titanic Experience, offering a unique glimpse into its maritime history and connection to transatlantic travel.
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Overnight in Cork or Kinsale

Day 3 - Cork to Killarney

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Castles, Waterfalls, and Killarney National Park

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Cork to Killarney Tour

Departure
Cork
Destination
Killarney
Travel from Cork to Killarney with scenic stops and historic sites along the way.
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Blarney Castle & Gardens

Blarney Castle & Gardens is a historic site dating back to the 15th century, famous for the Blarney Stone, which grants the gift of eloquence to those who kiss it. Visitors can enjoy stunning gardens, explore hidden chambers, and wander through the unique Poison Garden, making it a captivating destination for all.
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Lunch in Kenmare

Lunch in Kenmare. Your driver can make recommendations.

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Kenmare Stone Circle

Explore the Kenmare Stone Circle, one of Ireland's largest ancient stone circles dating back to the Bronze Age. This site boasts a rich archaeological significance, with stones aligned to astronomical events. Set in a scenic location, it offers a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery and breathtaking landscapes.
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Ladies' View Viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lakes, making it a popular photography spot. Named after Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting, this tranquil escape within Killarney National Park promises natural beauty and easy access from the scenic Ring of Kerry route.
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Torc Waterfall

Torc Waterfall is a stunning 18-meter cascade that flows through vibrant greenery, offering a peaceful retreat in Killarney National Park. Visitors can explore accessible trails that lead to breathtaking viewpoints. With Torc Mountain as a backdrop, this tranquil spot is perfect for relaxation and photography among diverse wildlife.
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Killarney National Park

Killarney National Park showcases stunning landscapes of mountains, lakes, and woodlands, making it a natural paradise. It is rich in biodiversity, home to the native red deer, and offers historical sites like Muckross House. The scenic Ring of Kerry route provides breathtaking views, enhancing its unique appeal.
Experience the charm of Muckross Jaunting Car Tours-Murphy Tours, where you can glide through the stunning Killarney National Park in a traditional horse-drawn carriage. With knowledgeable guides and customizable tour options, you’ll discover hidden gems and local history while enjoying an eco-friendly ride.
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Relax in Traditional Irish Pubs

Relax in traditional Irish pubs with live music.
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Killarney

Experience the charm of Killarney, located near Killarney National Park, where breathtaking landscapes await. Discover local attractions like Muckross House and Ross Castle, and indulge in outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. Enjoy the rich history and warm Irish hospitality, paired with unique dining options that celebrate regional flavors.
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Overnight in Killarney

Day 4 - Killarney to Dingle

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Scenic Drives and Dingle Peninsula Exploration

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Killarney to Dingle Tour

Departure
Killarney
Destination
Dingle
Travel from Killarney to Dingle, with options to drive a portion of the Ring of Kerry and explore the Dingle Peninsula's rugged coastline and ancient ruins.
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Ring of Kerry

The Ring of Kerry offers stunning coastal views and dramatic mountains, making it a breathtaking drive through diverse landscapes. Along the way, discover charming villages rich in cultural heritage and historical sites, including ancient castles.

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Dingle Peninsula

The Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive captivates with its stunning coastal scenery, featuring dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches. Rich in history, visitors can explore ancient ruins while enjoying the vibrant town of Dingle, known for its delightful seafood and lively music scene. Don't miss the breathtaking views from the Slea Head Drive and the nearby Blasket Islands.

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Dingle

Dingle boasts stunning coastal scenery and a rich cultural heritage. It is well known for its vibrant hub for traditional Irish music and art.

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Seafood and Irish Hospitality

Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Irish hospitality in Dingle.
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Overnight in Dingle

Day 5 - Dingle to Bunratty

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Village Charm, Castles, and Medieval Banquet

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Transport

Departure
Dingle
Destination
Bunratty

Travel from Dingle to Bunratty with scenic stops and historic sites along the way.

Adare is a picturesque village known for its charming thatched cottages and rich history. Visitors can explore historic sites like Adare Manor and enjoy the beautiful landscapes that surround the area. Unique to Adare are its distinctive architectural styles, local art galleries, and vibrant cultural festivals, making it a delightful destination.
King John's Castle offers stunning views of the River Shannon and showcases well-preserved medieval architecture. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits that bring history to life in this 12th-century landmark. The castle also features a modern visitor center filled with informative displays.
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Bunratty Castle & Folk Park

Bunratty Castle & Folk Park invites you to step back in time with its impressive 15th-century castle and immersive Folk Park. Discover traditional Irish culture through engaging exhibits and enjoy medieval banquets. The park's charming buildings and farm animals bring to life the essence of 19th-century rural Ireland.
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Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet

Experience the Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet, an immersive evening of traditional Irish food, music, and entertainment in a historic 15th-century castle.

Pre- booking ASAP is advised as it sells out quickly.

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Overnight in Bunratty

Day 6 - Bunratty to Galway

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Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, and Galway City

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Transport

Departure
Bunratty
Destination
Galway

Enjoy a scenic drive from Bunratty to Galway, passing the dramatic Cliffs of Moher and the otherworldly landscapes of the Burren.

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Cliffs of Moher

The Cliffs of Moher offer breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean, with dramatic cliffs soaring 700 feet above the waves. This stunning natural wonder is home to diverse seabird populations and features the iconic O'Brien's Tower. Explore its cinematic history, as it has appeared in several films, and discover its unique status within a UNESCO Global Geopark.
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The Burren

The Burren showcases a breathtaking limestone landscape, rich in biodiversity with unique plants and wildlife. This area is home to fascinating historical sites, including ancient tombs and forts. Its distinct karst formations and the blend of Arctic and Mediterranean flora make it a truly remarkable destination.
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The Latin Quarter is a lively hub in Galway, celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and street performances. Visitors can explore historical landmarks like the Spanish Arch while enjoying the unique architecture. With a diverse range of pubs, restaurants, and shops, it's a delightful experience for anyone looking to soak in the local culture.
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Salthill

Salthill offers stunning views of Galway Bay, making it a picturesque spot for leisurely walks along its vibrant promenade. Enjoy local cuisine at various restaurants and experience the lively traditional Irish music scene in nearby pubs. Don't miss the unique Blackrock Diving Tower, an iconic landmark on the seafront.
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Enjoy Galway's lively pub scene

Enjoy the lively pub scene with traditional Irish music.
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Overnight in Galway

Day 7 - Galway to Dublin

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Ancient Monasteries, Historic Pubs, and Dublin Sights

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Transport

Departure
Galway
Destination
Dublin

Travel from Galway to Dublin, stopping at historic Clonmacnoise and Athlone before returning to the vibrant capital for optional sightseeing and iconic attractions.

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Clonmacnoise Monastic Site

Clonmacnoise Monastic Site offers a glimpse into Ireland's rich spiritual heritage. Visitors can explore the historic ruins of this important early Christian site, featuring ancient high crosses and a round tower, all set against the picturesque backdrop of the River Shannon. The serene landscape enhances the site's archaeological significance and cultural depth.
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Discover Sean's Bar, one of Ireland's oldest pubs, located in Athlone. With its warm atmosphere and traditional Irish music, it's a must-visit for those seeking an authentic experience. Enjoy local beers and spirits while surrounded by fascinating memorabilia that tells the bar's rich history.
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Dublin is a city brimming with rich cultural heritage and history, famous for its literary connections and vibrant arts scene. Explore historic sites like Trinity College, home to the stunning Book of Kells, and enjoy the lively atmosphere in its bustling pubs. Discover diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm and attractions.
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1. Dublin

Dublin, Ireland

2. Kilkenny Castle

The Parade, Collegepark, Kilkenny, Ireland

3. Rock of Cashel

St. Patrick's Rock, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland

4. Cahir Castle

Castle St, Townparks, Cahir, Co. Tipperary, Ireland

5. Cork

Cork, Ireland

6. Blarney Castle

Blarney, Co. Cork, Ireland

7. Kenmare Stone Circle

Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Ireland

8. Ladies View

Ladies View, Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland

9. Torc Waterfall

Killarney National Park, Muckross, Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland

10. Killarney National Park

Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland

11. Dingle

Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland

12. Slea Head Drive

Slea Head, Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland

13. Adare

Adare, Co. Limerick, Ireland

14. King John's Castle, Limerick

Nicholas St, Limerick, Ireland

15. Bunratty Castle and Folk Park

Bunratty, Co. Clare, Ireland

16. Cliffs of Moher

Lislorkan North, Liscannor, Co. Clare, Ireland

17. The Burren

The Burren, Co. Clare, Ireland

18. Galway

Galway, Ireland

19. Clonmacnoise Monastic Site

Clonmacnoise, Shannonbridge, Co. Offaly, Ireland

20. Sean's Bar, Athlone

13 Main St, Athlone, Co. Westmeath, Ireland

21. Trinity College Dublin

College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland

22. Guinness Storehouse

St. James's Gate, Dublin 8, Ireland

23. Jameson Distillery Bow St.

Bow St, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland

What's Included, What's Not

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What's included

Vehicle & Driver Guide

Tolls & Fuel

What's not included

Entry Tickets

Lunch

Accommodation

Key Benefits of a Multi-Driver Taxi Tour:

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General

  1. Professional Drivers:

    • Rotating drivers ensure you have well-rested, knowledgeable guides throughout the journey.

    • Drivers provide local knowledge, personal recommendations and flexibility.

  2. Comfort and Convenience:

    • Private transport offers a stress-free way to explore Ireland, avoiding navigation or parking hassles.

    • Customise your tour to suit your interests.

  3. Flexibility:

    • Adjust timing or add spontaneous stops (like a scenic viewpoint or roadside pub).

    • Enjoy a mix of iconic landmarks and hidden gems.

Would you like recommendations for accommodation, dining, or activities in any of the locations?

Collaborate with Bob and leverage his extensive experience touring Ireland to craft a customized tour tailored to your interests and preferences.

Packages

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Terms and Conditions

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Terms and Conditions

(Please read carefully, as they set out our respective rights and obligations. Once you begin your tour, you are deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions.)

 

Booking & Confirmation

Once About Ireland Taxi Tours confirms your booking, a contract is formed. Bookings are confirmed via email once a deposit or full payment has been received. It is your responsibility to ensure your email address is correct and to follow up if you do not receive confirmation.

 

We reserve the right to release availability without payment of a deposit or full balance. Please check all dates and details on your confirmation carefully.

 

No stag, hen, or drinking party groups will be accepted.

 

Insurance

Travel insurance is not included. We strongly recommend comprehensive coverage, including medical, personal accident, cancellation, baggage, and public liability. We accept no responsibility for theft, loss, or injury during your tour or while participating in any optional activities outside our inclusions.

 

Cancellations & Changes

Cancellation by you:

Up to 48 hours before departure: 10% fee

24–48 hours before departure: 20% fee

Less than 24 hours or no-show: No refund

Changes by you:

Up to 24 hours before departure: Subject to driver approval

Less than 24 hours before departure: At driver’s discretion

Changes by us:

We reserve the right to alter itineraries or cancel due to unforeseen events (e.g. weather, strikes, emergencies). Where possible, comparable alternatives will be provided. No compensation will be paid for cancellations due to force majeure.

We may also adjust itineraries if new attractions become available that will enhance your experience.

 

Transfers & Unscheduled Stops

Direct point-to-point transfers are scheduled in advance. If additional stops are requested during a direct transfer, the driver is required to contact the office.

 

Any unscheduled stops must be approved by the office, and the additional time and cost will be calculated. The appropriate fee must be paid directly to About Ireland Taxi Tours before proceeding.

 

Failure to follow this process:

 

Puts the driver in breach of company policy

Contravenes these terms and conditions

May result in cancellation of any future bookings without refund

Drivers may have other scheduled jobs later in the day, and unapproved delays can disrupt service to other clients.

 

Travel Conduct

You must follow Irish laws and respect local customs. The decisions of our drivers/guides are final regarding safety and schedule. If your behaviour negatively affects others or violates these terms, we reserve the right to remove you from the tour without refund or compensation.

 

Punctuality

All pickup times are approximate and depend on traffic. Drivers cannot wait for late passengers beyond 5 minutes at stops. Missing your pickup or returning late from an attraction will not entitle you to a refund or compensation.

Passenger Responsibilities

Inform us of any medical conditions in writing before travel

Ensure you have all required travel documents

Respect your driver/guide and fellow passengers

Agree that we may take photographs or video during the tour for marketing purposes (group settings only)

Complaints

If you have a concern during your tour, inform your driver/guide immediately so we can attempt to resolve the issue. If unresolved, please email your complaint within 30 days of travel. Complaints made after this period will not be considered.

 

Weather & Conditions

We cannot be held responsible for adverse weather or resulting changes to the itinerary. No refunds will be given due to weather.

 

No Smoking Policy

Smoking is not permitted in any of our vehicles.

 

If you have any questions, concerns or complaints about our Terms of Service, our practices or our services, you may contact our Office of the DPO by email at info@aboutirelandtaxitours.ie

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