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Irland Für Einsteiger 7 Tage/6 Nächte Ab Portlaoise/Bis Dublin Pro Person Ab € 385 Flugpauschalreise 7 Tage/6 Nächte Ab/Bis FRA Pro Person Ab € 607 BUSREISEN IRLAND 25 [ NEU im Programm ] Irland für Einsteiger 7 Tage/6 Nächte ab Portlaoise/bis Dublin pro Person ab € 385 Flugpauschalreise 7 Tage/6 Nächte ab/bis FRA pro Person ab € 607 Cliffs of Moher Killarney Nationalpark Besonders preisgünstig Deutschsprechende Reiseleitung Exklusiv für DERTOUR-Gäste Sparvorteil Rock of Cashel Die Grüne Insel erwartet Sie mit ihren imposanten Klippen, schroffen Bergketten, 6. Tag (Fr): Limerick – Dublin: Rück- ersatzlos. unendlichen Küsten und idyllischen Gärten. Diese Reise führt Sie zu den bedeu- fahrt nach Dublin und Panoramatour, Verlängerungsnächte nach der tendsten Sehenswürdigkeiten Irlands, gibt Ihnen aber auch genug Zeit für eigene die Sie an den wichtigsten Sehens- Tour buchbar (Anf H, Leistung Erkundungen. Die Hotels liegen außerhalb der Stadtzentren. würdigkeiten der irischen Hauptstadt DUB03582 IR , Unterbr TX E/DX E/ vorbeiführt. Danach haben Sie Zeit für EX E). HIGHLIGHTS Head bis zum O´Briens Tower erstre- eigene Erkundungen. Besuchen Sie Die Haltestelle für den Flughafenbus Rock of Cashel cken und bis zu 200 m steil in den z. B. die Chester Beatty Library, in der aircoach ist direkt vor dem Clayton Kilkenny Atlantik abfallen. Anschließend geht eine Sammlung antiker und mittelal- Hotel Leopardstown in Dublin. Fahr- Cliffs of Moher es durch die einmalige Karstland- terlicher Handschriften aufbewahrt zeit zum Flughafen ca. 1 Std. Der Bus Burren Region schaft der Burren Region. Sie besticht wird, oder das Guinness Storehouse, verkehrt von 0 bis 4.30 Uhr ca. alle Stadtrundgang Galway mit einer ungewöhnlichen Pflanzen- eine der Hauptattraktionen der Grü- 30 Minuten und von 4.30 bis 24 Uhr Killarney Nationalpark welt und zahlreichen Überresten prä- nen Insel. 1 Übernachtung in Dublin. alle 15 Minuten. Änderungen vorbe- Panoramatour Dublin historischer Stätten, wie z. B. Ring- Ca. 230 km/ca. 4,5 Std. (F) halten. forts und Dolmen. Auf der Weiterreise in Ihren nächsten Übernachtungsort 7. Tag (Sa): Dublin: Individuelle Abreise HINWEIS Limerick besuchen Sie den kleinen (Verlängerungsnächte separat buch- Gesamtstrecke: ca. 1.295 km 1. Tag (So): Portlaoise: Individuelle Fischerort Doolin, der auch als Musik- bar, siehe Gut zu wissen). (F) Mindestteilnehmerzahl: 20 Personen Anreise nach Portlaoise. Treffen mit Mekka bekannt ist. 3 Nächte in Lime- Bitte beachten Sie Punkt 3 und 6 der der Reiseleitung und Sammeltransfer rick. Ca. 330 km/ca. 5,5 Std. (F) Allgemeinen Reisebedingungen. um 14.30 Uhr zum Maldron Hotel Portlaoise. Unterwegs machen Sie 4. Tag (Mi): Galway: An diesem Tag EINGESCHLOSSENE LEISTUNGEN TERMINE Halt am Rock of Dunamase, der unternehmen Sie einen Ausflug in die Sammeltransfer Flughafen-Hotel sonntags: 21.1., 18.2., 4.3., 27.5.*, 24.6., majestätisch auf einer Anhöhe thront. quirlige Universitätsstat Galway. Ein Busreise im komfortablen Reisebus 8.7., 22.7., 5.8., 19.8., 18.11., 2.12. 2 Übernachtungen in Portlaoise. gemeinsamer Stadtrundgang führt 6 Nächte in Mittelklassehotels in *garantierter Termin Ca. 102 km/ca. 1,5 Std. Sie an der jüngsten Kathedrale Irlands, Zimmern mit Bad oder Dusche/WC dem Eyre Square, dem Lynch´s Castle Irisches Frühstück (F) 2. Tag (Mo): Rock of Cashel und Kil- und an dem Stadttor Spanish Arch deutschsprechende Reiseleitung kenny: Heute besuchen Sie den entlang. Der Nachmittag steht Ihnen 2.-6. Tag A: 21.1.-10.3. I 18.11.-8.12. B: 27.5.-25.8. berühmten Rock of Cashel, eine zur freien Verfügung. Bummeln Sie Ausflüge und Eintritte: Rock of Pro Person/Tour in EUR inkl. ÜF gigantische Kirchenruine, die auch als durch die verwinkelten Gässchen und Cashel, Cliffs of Moher, Stadtrund- Reiseart TOUR Anf R Leistung DUB03582 IR „irische Akropolis“ bezeichnet wird kehren in einem der zahlreichen Pubs gang Galway, Panoramatour Dublin Unterbr Bel A B TI E 3-Bett-Zim. 3 425 455 und seit dem 4. Jh. Sitz der Könige von ein. Ca. 190 km/ca. 3 Std. (F) Reiseführer mit den Reiseunterlagen DI E DZ 2-3 439 469 Munster war. Anschließend geht es EI E EI 1 649 679 weiter in die mittelalterliche Stadt 5. Tag (Do): Killarney: Über das maleri- HOTEL Frühbuchervorteil: EUR 40 Ermäßigung bis 22.12. Kilkenny. Der Nachmittag steht Ihnen sche Dorf Adare, das zu den schöns- 2 Nächte im Maldron Hotel pro Vollzahler/Aufenthalt für Anreise am 21.1. zur freien Verfügung. Besuchen Sie ten Irlands zählt und Sie mit seinen Portlaoise , Portlaoise das Kilkenny Castle oder die bunten, reetgedeckten Häusern ver- 3 Nächte im Travelodge Limerick Ennis Flüge nach Dublin Mit Lufthansa ab/bis FRA ab EUR 222 Smithwick´s Experience und unter- zaubern wird, fahren Sie nach Killar- Road Hotel , Limerick Rail&Fly-Ticket eingeschlossen. Die günstigsten nehmen eine geführte Tour durch die ney. Dort haben Sie Zeit die Stadt auf 1 Nacht im Clayton Hotel Leopards- Flüge für Ihren Reisetermin findet Ihr Reisebüro in Brauerei. Danach Rückfahrt nach eigene Faust zu Erkunden. Anschlie- town , Dublin unserem Reservierungssystem! Weitere Informati - onen zu DERTOUR-Flügen finden Sie ab Seite 10. Portlaoise. Ca. 193 km/ca. 3 Std. (F) ßend geht es in den Killarney Natio- Reisebüroinformation: nalpark. Hier besuchen Sie die Gärten GUT ZU WISSEN Flughafencodes: Dublin: DUB 3. Tag (Di): Portlaoise – Limerick: Sie des bekannten Muckross House. Die Sammeltransfer am 1. Tag um Ab-Preis/Buchungsklassen: Basierend auf unternehmen eine Fahrt zu den wunderschöne Anlage führt bis zum 14.30 Uhr. Bitte bei Buchung Buchungsklasse K mit Lufthansa (LH , Unterbr KTDB). Weitere Buchungsklassen sowie wech - berühmten Steilklippen Cliffs of See hinunter und lädt zum Verweilen Flugnummer/-zeit angeben. selnde Angebote finden Sie ganz einfach in unserem Moher, die sich über 8 km vom Hag´s ein. Ca. 250 km/ca. 4 Std. (F) Andernfalls entfällt der Transfer Reservierungssystem unter Aktion G! IRLAND GROSSBRITANNIEN.
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