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IRELAND Activity Level: 2 June 8, 2022 – 16 Days Cliffs of Moher IRELAND Activity Level: 2 June 8, 2022 – 16 Days 28 Meals Included: A tour all around the Emerald Isle 14 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 10 dinners Fares per person: th This is the 6 time since 2010 that Wells $7,995 double/twin; $9,585 single Please add 0.1% GST. Gray Tours has offered a tour to Ireland and our travellers have always been thrilled Experience Points: with the experience. We have partnered Earn 154 points on this tour. Redeem 154 points if you book by March 3, 2022. again with Discover Ireland Tours, a company based in Cork that is committed to connecting groups to the real people of Ireland. Our tour circles the island and includes not only the major cities and iconic sights of Ireland such as Giant’s Causeway, Ring of Kerry, and Blarney Castle, but also those personal experiences that put you in touch with the people, such as a horsedrawn cart trip through Muck- ross Park, Irish entertainment at Kate Kearney’s Cottage, and an overnight stay in a castle. So don your richest green, pocket your lucky shamrock, and go where Ireland takes you. ITINERARY Day 1: Wednesday, June 8 locally known as jaunting carts, for a jaunt Transfers are provided to Victoria Airport. We fly through Muckross Park. Tonight, we go to Kate to Calgary and connect to an evening flight to Kearney’s Cottage at the Gap of Dunloe to enjoy Dublin, both on WestJet. dinner along with traditional entertainment with Day 2: Thursday, June 9 musicians playing the guitar, fiddle, mandola, We arrive in Dublin in late morning and local time Irish bouzouki, banjo, bodhrán, uilleann pipes, is 8 hours ahead of Pacific Time. Céad Míle Fáilte and tin whistles. Costumed Irish dancers perform (Welcome to Ireland)! Our driver-guide from Dis- reels, jigs and the almost forgotten 'Brush Dance'. cover Ireland Tours meets us at the airport and Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner we head to Cork on the south coast of Ireland. At Accommodation: Randles Hotel, Killarney Rock of Cashel, we see an impressive group of Day 5: Sunday, June 12 medieval buildings set on an outcrop of lime- The Ring of Kerry is one of the most awesome stone. These include the 12th century round tower, drives in Ireland and is full of magical and mysti- Romanesque Chapel, 13th century Gothic cathe- cal places and sites. We travel through Killorglin, dral, and the restored Hall of the Vicars Choral. Glenbeigh, Cahersiveen, and the Coomakesta Meals included: Lunch, Dinner Pass with magnificent views over Derrynane. Af- Accommodation: Maldron Hotel, Cork terwards, we visit Kissane Farm for a demonstra- Day 3: Friday, June 10 tion of sheep dog skills. The afternoon takes us The morning is leisure time. During the afternoon, through Sneem, Moll’s Gap, and Ladies View into at the Cobh Heritage Centre, we learn about life Killarney National Park. in Ireland through the 18th and 19th centuries, Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner mass emigration, the Great Famine, and the sink- Accommodation: Randles Hotel, Killarney ing of the RMS Lusitania. Cobh was also the last Day 6: Monday, June 13 port of call for the Titanic. Next, enjoy a tour and After crossing the estuary of the Shannon River whiskey tasting at the Old Jameson Distillery. by ferry, a highlight is the Cliffs of Moher, an Meals included: Breakfast eight-km stretch of cliffs that plunge 212 metres Accommodation: Maldron Hotel, Cork into the Atlantic Ocean — one of the most pho- Day 4: Saturday, June 11 tographed sites in Ireland. Today’s spectacular Blarney Castle is one of the most famous of Ire- drive hugs the coast, then takes us across The land’s icons. Climb to the castle ramparts where Burren, an extensive limestone plateau that is you can kiss the Blarney Stone and become en- bleak and devoid of water, trees, and soil, yet it dowed with the Gift of holds a unique beauty. A stop is made at the Poulnabrone Dolmen, a portal tomb with three Kissing Blarney Stone the Gab. There is also a shopping opportunity standing stones that may be 6,000 years old. at Blarney Woollen Then we follow the south coast of Galway Bay Mills. This afternoon, and stay two nights in Galway. Dinner is at a local we drive over the Cork pub with Irish music. and Kerry Mountains, Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner and through the Irish- Accommodation: Park House Hotel, Galway speaking villages of Day 7: Tuesday, June 14 Ballymakeery and Ballyvourney. We pass the ru- We skirt Lough Corrib, the second largest lake in ins of Macroom Castle, once the home of Sir Wil- Ireland with 365 islands. St. Patrick spent 40 days liam Penn whose son founded Pennsylvania. and 40 nights fasting on top of Croagh Patrick Near Killarney, we board horse-drawn carts, and praying for the conversion of Pagan Ireland to Catholicism. In Connemara National Park, we Day 10: Friday, June 17 admire the bleak bog landscape and rugged We cross the border into Northern Ireland which, ocean cliffs. We visit Kylemore Abbey where the since Brexit, requires a stop for a passport check. Benedictine nuns have run a school for girls since Soon we are in Londonderry, the only completely 1920. There is time to wander through the gar- walled city in the United Kingdom. A local guide dens, abbey, and shops. Next, we take a cruise takes us on a walking tour of the Walls of Derry past the dramatic scenery of Killary Fjord and and shares the unique version of the history of have a close view of some mussel farms. the once infamous Bogside area. We continue to Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, where we Accommodation: Park House Hotel, Galway stay three nights. Once a safe haven from sea Day 8: Wednesday, June 15 storms, Belfast developed a large boat building After driving along Lough Mask, we visit the industry and now is known for its vibrant nightlife lovely Belleek Fine China Factory whose unique and arts scene. pottery and porcelain have been renowned since Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner the 1860s. (They will ship items home for you, so Accommodation: Europa Hotel, Belfast you don’t have to carry them for the rest of the Day 11: Saturday, June 18 tour.) Continuing along the North Mayo Coast, We drive along the North Antrim Coast through our accommodation for two nights is a very quaint villages that hug the shoreline such as unique experience – Lough Eske Castle. It is lo- Carnlough, Cushendun, and Cushendall. Next, cated on a secluded lakeside estate just outside we explore Giant’s Causeway, the subject of Donegal Town. Its history, associated with the many legends. A unique geological structure, O'Donnell Clan, the founding fathers of Donegal, some 37,000 basalt columns extend from cliffs dates to the 15th century. A manor was built in into the sea. Next, we stop at Bushmills Distillery 1621, then rebuilt in 1868 and named Lough for a tour and to sample its famous whiskey. Eske Castle. It was in ruins by the mid-20th cen- Lunch is at a local farmhouse with a chance to tury, then restored in 2007 to be a 5-star hotel. chat to the farmer. Afterwards, we visit the ruins Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner of Dunluce Castle, perched on a dramatic prom- Accommodation: Lough Eske Castle ontory high above the sea. It was built by the powerful MacQuillan family around 1500. Lough Eske Castle Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation: Europa Hotel, Belfast Day 9: Thursday, June 16 The morning is spent touring in the Donegal area Giant’s Causeway with lunch arranged in a traditional pub. The af- ternoon is at leisure at Lough Eske to enjoy the Day 12: Sunday, June 19 castle’s beautiful setting or stroll in Donegal. During the morning, we ride in a Black Taxi with Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch a local guide for a Belfast highlights tour. This is Accommodation: Lough Eske Castle no ordinary taxi ride, it is a tour of the sites where the troubles in Belfast occurred between the late 1960s and 1990s. Your guide is a taxi driver and Day 14: Tuesday, June 21 entrepreneur who lived through the conflicts and Dublin is Ireland’s largest city, a historical and now makes a living educating his passengers contemporary cultural centre. A local guide takes about those distant dark times in Northern Ire- us on a city tour. We visit Trinity College, land’s history. See the peace wall and the Repub- founded by Queen Elizabeth lican and Loyalist murals, and hear a unique per- I in 1592 and home of the spective on those troubled decades. The small Book of Kells, the most richly taxis allow us to enter some narrow streets where decorated of Ireland’s medi- a coach cannot go. Later, we visit Titanic Belfast eval illuminated manuscripts where nine galleries explain the conception and of the four gospels. Another building of RMS Titanic in Belfast, the discovery stop is the imposing Christ of the wreck, and modern exploration. There are Church Cathedral, founded special effects, dark rides, full-scale reconstruc- in 1163. We round out the tions, and innovative interactive features to ex- day at famous Guinness plore the Titanic story. Brewery for a tour and to Meals included: Breakfast sample its iconic beer. Accommodation: Europa Hotel, Belfast Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner Day 13: Monday, June 20 Accommodation: Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane We drive through the beautiful Boyne Valley Day 15: Wednesday, June 22 where the Battle of the Boyne took place in 1690 The day is at leisure and your guide can assist you between the deposed King James II and King with ideas, since there is lots to do in Dublin.
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