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.

8 hour tour days unless otherwise stated

Please wear comfortable shoes

A light rain jacket is advisable

Day 1: Dublin → Kilkenny

Highlights

• Depart Dublin and travel to the medieval city of Kilkenny.

• Visit Kilkenny Castle, a Norman stronghold dating back to the 12th century.

• Explore the Medieval Mile Museum and stroll through Kilkenny’s historic streets.

• Optional: Smithwick’s Brewery Tour for a taste of Ireland’s oldest ale.

Overnight: Kilkenny

Day 2: Kilkenny → Cork

En Route Highlights

• Rock of Cashel – Visit this iconic historic site and enjoy panoramic views over the Golden Vale.

• Cahir Castle – Explore one of Ireland’s largest and best-preserved medieval castles.

Cork & Surroundings

• English Market – Sample local produce in Cork’s famous covered market.

• Fitzgerald Park & River Lee – Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the city’s green spaces.

• Cobh (optional detour) – Visit the historic port town and Titanic’s last port of call.

Overnight: Cork City or Kinsale

Day 3: Cork → Killarney

En Route Highlights

• Blarney Castle – Visit the legendary castle and kiss the famous Blarney Stone.

• Kenmare – Stop for lunch in this charming heritage town.

• Kenmare Stone Circle – View one of Ireland’s best-preserved ancient stone circles.

• Ladies View – Take in panoramic views over the Lakes of Killarney.

• Torc Waterfall – Short walk to this picturesque woodland waterfall.

Killarney Highlights

• Killarney National Park – Explore Ireland’s first national park, including Muckross House and Gardens.

• Jaunting Car Ride (optional) – Enjoy a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride through the park.

• Evening in Killarney – Relax in traditional pubs with live Irish music.

Overnight: Killarney

Day 4: Killarney → Dingle

En Route Highlights

• Ring of Kerry (partial route) – Enjoy a scenic drive along one of Ireland’s most famous coastal routes.

• Dingle Peninsula – Explore dramatic landscapes, rugged coastline, and ancient archaeological sites.

Dingle Highlights

• Dingle Town – Wander through colourful streets filled with local shops, pubs, and galleries.

• Local Cuisine – Enjoy fresh seafood and warm Irish hospitality.

• Slea Head Drive – Take in breathtaking coastal views along this iconic Atlantic route.

Overnight: Dingle

Day 5: Dingle → Bunratty

En Route Highlights

• Adare – Visit one of Ireland’s prettiest villages, known for its charming thatched cottages.

• Limerick – Stop to see King John’s Castle or enjoy a walk along the River Shannon.

Bunratty Highlights

• Bunratty Castle & Folk Park – Explore this renowned living history attraction showcasing traditional Irish life.

• Medieval Banquet (optional) – Enjoy an evening of dining and traditional Irish entertainment within the castle walls.

Overnight: Bunratty

Day 6: Bunratty to Galway

En Route Highlights

• Marvel at the Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland’s most visited natural attractions.

• Discover the unique landscape of The Burren with its rare flora and limestone pavements.

Highlights in Galway:

• Wander through the vibrant Latin Quarter.

• Walk along the Salthill Promenade.

• Enjoy the lively pub scene with traditional Irish music.

Overnight in Galway.

Day 7: Galway → Dublin

En Route Highlights

• Clonmacnoise Monastic Site – Visit this early Christian settlement set on the banks of the River Shannon.

• Athlone – Stop to see Sean’s Bar, officially recognised as Ireland’s oldest pub.

Dublin Highlights (Optional)

• Trinity College – Explore the historic campus and view the Book of Kells.

• Guinness Storehouse or Jameson Distillery – Enjoy a tour and tasting at one of Dublin’s iconic attractions.

Tour Concludes: Dublin