Killarney Golf & Fishing Club is one of Ireland’s most prestigious and historic golf clubs, delivering world-class courses surrounded by awe-inspiring landscapes of County Kerry. Set along the edge of Lough Leane and framed by the McGillycuddy Reeks, these courses provide a memorable blend of championship golf and striking natural beauty. Killarney Golf & Fishing Club is a 6-time host venue to the Irish Open. clubs/balls/caddies not included.

$180 per person

Waterworks: April 22 / HVAC: April 26

 Visit this 19th century Victorian mansion set against the stunning beauty of Killarney National Park. The house stands close to the shores of Muckross Lake, famed worldwide for its tranquil splendor. Next, step back into the past at Muckross Farms and learn about the workings of an Irish farm during the 1930s and 1940s. Lunch provided at local pub. Before heading back to the hotel, stop at the rugged and beautiful Torc Waterfall standing at approximately 60 feet high.

$235 per person / 6 hours (duration)

Waterworks: April 22 / HVAC: April 26

 

Discover the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula, one of Ireland’s finest and best-known scenic circuits! Home to the filming of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Dingle Peninsula has a number of ‘must see’ landmarks, including Skellig Michael, a 1st century monastery near the Atlantic coast. Visit the Slea Head Famine Cottages to see working sheepdogs help their farmers control the local sheep, then stop in Dingle village for a traditional pub lunch.

$235 per person / 7 hours (duration) 

Waterworks: April 22 / HVAC: April 26

 

Windmill Recording Studio is Ireland's most iconic recording studio, where legendary artists including U2, The Rolling Stones, Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga, and Hozier have created some of the world's most celebrated music. Come step inside and explore the process behind the scenes, plus make a recording of your own!

$135 per person / 4 hours (duration) 

Waterworks: April 25 / HVAC: April 29

 

Situated within the enchanting 18th century Georgian kitchen of Howth Castle, the Cookery School presents a delightful and authentic hands-on culinary experience where guests learn to prepare traditional Irish dishes using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. After class, take a journey through time as we meander through the castle. Lunch included.

$285 per person / 5 hours (duration) 

Waterworks: April 25 / HVAC: April 29

Your trip to Ireland is not complete without visiting Dublin's #1 tourist attraction. Here you will be taken on an immersive journey through the history, craftsmanship, and legacy of the world's most famous stout, culminating with a perfectly poured pint and panoramic 360-degree views from the Gravity Bar overlooking Dublin. Lunch included.

$160 per person / 4 hours (duration) 

Waterworks: April 25 / HVAC: April 29

 

Your journey doesn't have to end in Dublin! Join us for a two-night extension to industrial and vibrant Belfast in neighboring Northern Ireland. You'll explore the city's fascinating history on a guided Political & Mural Tour, visit the world-renowned Titanic Belfast Museum, marvel at the breathtaking Giant's Causeway, and enjoy a memorable farm experience in the scenic Northern Ireland countryside—all while staying at the luxurious Grand Central Hotel. If interested, please sign up during the registration process.

 

Waterworks: April 26/ HVAC: April 30

 

Political Mural Tour

Belfast, the dynamic capital of Northern Ireland, has transformed its gritty past into a vibrant future, where rich history, world-class attractions, lively pubs, and a thriving cultural scene create one of Europe's most compelling destinations. This political & mural tour (taxi tour) will take you to the Peace Wall and Belfast Murals, plus teach you of past struggles and political strife.

 

Lunch

 

Titanic Museum

Titanic Belfast is the world’s largest Titanic visitor experience, located on the site where the legendary ship was designed, built, and launched. This iconic, multi-award-winning attraction invites guests to explore interactive galleries that trace the journey of the RMS Titanic — from Belfast’s shipbuilding boom and the vessel’s construction to her ill-fated voyage and lasting global legacy. With immersive exhibits, historical artifacts, and cutting-edge technology, the experience is as engaging as it is moving.

 

Evening/Dinner at Leisure

 

Waterworks: April 27/ HVAC: May 1

 

Giant's Causeway 

Explore the Giant’s Causeway, comprised of around 40,000 mostly hexagonal basalt columns descending gently into the sea. Depending on who you believe, the stones were formed either by an underwater volcano’s geological actions or by a giant named Finn McCool, who lived and battled along the north Antrim Coast. For centuries, countless visitors have explored the Giant’s Causeway and marveled at its unique rock formations.

 

Glenshane Farm

Here at the foothills of the spectacular Sperrin Mountains, marvel at the natural expanse of ancient lands once roamed by St. Patrick as he shepherded his flock 1500 years ago. Meet 4th generation shepherd, sheep farmer, and shearer Jamese McCloy as he demonstrates the centuries-old skill of herding sheep. Watch James shear a sheep using ancient methods passed down from his grandfather. Feel the freshly shorn wool and maybe even hold a baby lamb!

 

Evening/Dinner at Leisure

 

Waterworks: April 28/ HVAC: May 2

 

Departures

Transfers provided to the airport.