<div>Embark on a four-day journey through Ireland’s most picturesque destinations. Experience the vibrant streets of Dublin, the medieval charm of Kilkenny, and the breathtaking coastal landscapes of Kerry. Enjoy hop-on-hop-off city tours, guided excursions, and scenic train rides as you uncover Ireland’s rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you’re admiring Dublin’s historic landmarks, exploring Kilkenny’s medieval streets, or marveling at the rugged coastline of Kerry, this trip promises an unforgettable adventure.</div>

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Overview:

<ul><li>Explore Dublin with a hop-on-hop-off sightseeing tour</li><li>Visit Trinity College and see the famous Book of Kells</li><li>Tour Kilkenny’s medieval side streets and Black Abbey</li><li>Experience the stunning beauty of Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains</li><li>Travel through the famous Ring of Kerry, seeing the MacGillycuddy Reeks and Lakes of Killarney</li><li>Taste Ireland’s best whiskey at the Jameson Distillery and enjoy a pint at the Guinness Storehouse</li><li>Scenic train and coach journey across Ireland</li></ul>

What’s Cool About This Trip?

<div><strong>Arrival in Dublin</strong></div><ul><li>Meet your driver at Dublin Airport and transfer to your hotel.</li><li>Hop on a double-decker bus for a city tour, passing iconic sites like O’Connell Street, the Georgian Quarter, and Temple Bar.</li><li>Visit Trinity College, home to the world-famous Book of Kells.</li><li>Discover St. Patrick’s Cathedral, one of Ireland’s oldest and most significant religious sites.</li><li>Tour the Guinness Storehouse, learn about Ireland’s famous brew, and enjoy a pint at the Gravity Bar.</li><li>Explore the Irish Museum of Modern Art.</li><li>In the evening, visit the historic Jameson Distillery.</li><li>Optional: Enjoy an Irish Coffee demonstration.</li><li>Overnight stay in Dublin.</li></ul>

Day 1 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Kilkenny &amp; Glendalough</strong></div><ul><li>Depart Dublin at 8:45 AM for a full-day excursion.</li><li>Stop at Glendalough, a 6th-century monastic settlement with stunning lakes and ruins.</li><li>Travel through the breathtaking Wicklow Gap.</li><li>Arrive in Kilkenny, Ireland’s medieval capital.</li><li>Explore the castle gardens and take a guided walking tour of the city.</li><li>Visit the historic Black Abbey.</li><li>Return to Dublin by 6:00 PM.</li><li>Overnight stay in Dublin.</li></ul>

Day 2 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Ring of Kerry (Optional)</strong></div><ul><li>Depart from Dublin Heuston Station for a scenic train ride to County Cork.</li><li>Travel by coach to Killarney, beginning the Ring of Kerry tour.</li><li>See dramatic coastal landscapes, Carrantuohill (Ireland’s highest peak), Moll’s Gap, and Ladies View.</li><li>Visit the Lakes of Killarney, surrounded by lush green valleys.</li><li>Return to Dublin via train by 9:00 PM.</li><li>Overnight stay in Dublin.</li></ul>

Day 3 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Departure</strong></div><ul><li>Enjoy a full Irish breakfast at your hotel.</li><li>Transfer to Dublin Airport for departure.</li></ul>

Day 4 Itinerary:

<ul><li>3 nights in a 3-star hotel</li><li>3 buffet breakfasts</li><li>Hop-on-hop-off Dublin sightseeing tour</li><li>Full-day guided tour of Kilkenny (SIC basis)</li><li>Arrival transfer from Dublin Airport to your hotel</li><li>Departure transfer from Kerry hotel to the airport</li></ul>

What’s Included?

<ul><li>Tips and personal expenses</li><li>Any services not mentioned in the inclusions list</li></ul><div><br></div>

What’s Not Included?

<ul><li>Arrive at <strong>Dublin Airport (DUB)</strong>, where a private car transfer will take you to your hotel.</li><li>The tour begins in Dublin and includes train and coach travel for excursions.</li></ul>

How Do I Get There?

<ul><li>Price is based on twin-sharing for a minimum of two travelers.</li><li>Single occupancy is available with conditions.</li><li>Optional excursions can be booked at an additional cost.</li></ul>

Before You Book:

<div><strong>Q: Can I customize this package?</strong><br>A: Yes! Optional tours and extra nights can be added upon request.<br><br></div><div><strong>Q: What is the best time to visit Ireland?</strong><br>A: Spring and summer (April–September) offer the best weather, but Ireland is beautiful year-round.<br><br></div><div><strong>Q: What currency is used in Ireland?</strong><br>A: The Euro (€) is the official currency in Dublin, Kilkenny, and Kerry.<br><br></div><div><strong>Q: How do I book optional tours?</strong><br>A: Optional tours can be pre-booked or arranged during your trip.</div>

FAQ's:

<div><strong>Hotel Bookings:</strong></div><ul><li>Each hotel has its own cancellation policy.</li><li>Typically, cancellations made later than <strong>48 hours before arrival (by 17:00 UK time, two days prior)</strong> will incur a charge equivalent to <strong>the first night’s stay</strong>.</li><li>Additional charges, if applicable, will be informed at the time of booking.</li></ul><div><strong>No-Show &amp; Early Departures:</strong></div><ul><li>If a guest fails to check-in (no-show) or shortens their stay after arrival, similar cancellation charges may apply.</li></ul><div><strong>Group Bookings &amp; Other Services:</strong></div><ul><li>Group bookings and other ground services (such as attraction tickets, tours, entrance fees, car hire, catering, and transfers) may have different cancellation policies.</li><li>The applicable charges will be communicated at the time of booking.</li></ul>

Cancellation Policy:

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Explore Dublin, Kilkenny & Kerry on a 4-day adventure through Ireland's most stunning locations. Discover ancient landmarks, coastal beauty, and iconic Irish culture. Book now!

Dublin, Kilkenny & Kerry | 4 Days of Irish Charm & Coastal Wonders!

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