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IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon Ireland – Private Adventure EUROPE | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon Season: 2022 8 DAYS 12 MEALS 20 SITES Roam the hills and dales of the emerald green countryside on this Private Adventure where you and your personally-picked group will explore ancient castles, admire Dublin’s modern skyline, become immersed in traditional cuisine, local folklore and, of course, the luck of the Irish! IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon Trip Overview 8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS ACCOMMODATIONS 3 LOCATIONS The Westin Dublin Dublin, Killarney, Shannon Killarney Park Hotel OR Great Southern Killarney Dromoland Castle AGES FLIGHT INFORMATION 12 MEALS Minimum Age: None Arrive: Dublin Airport (DUB) 7 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 3 Suggested Age: 6+ Return: Shannon Airport (SNN) Dinners IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon DAY 1 DUBLIN Activities Highlights: Dinner Included Arrive in Dublin The Westin Dublin Arrive in Dublin After you pick up your luggage and clear through Customs, an Adventures by Disney representative will meet you in the main terminal and take you to your transportation vehicle. Then relax as a driver whisks you away to The Westin Dublin. The Westin Dublin Unwind from your travels and explore the area around this attractive hotel that will be your home for the next 2 days. Dinner at Local Restaurant Dine on local fare at one of Dublin’s popular restaurants as your Private Adventure Guide shares more details about your journey throughout the Emerald Isle. IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon DAY 2 DUBLIN Activities Highlights: Breakfast Included Private Visit to EPIC – The Irish Emigration Museum, Privately Guided The Westin Dublin Tour of the Teeling Whiskey Distillery, Dublin Walking Tour Breakfast at the Hotel Begin your day with a delightful breakfast. Private Visit to Epic – the Irish Emigration Museum Enjoy a privately guided visit to the world’s first fully digital museum dedicated to the story of Ireland’s people and how they have influenced and changed the world. Local Bakery Visit Enjoy a lovely stop for some coffee, tea and scones at a local bakery. Teeling Whiskey Distillery Experience the complete whiskey making process with a Teeling Ambassador. For interested adults, a sampling of 3 award-winning Teeling whiskeys paired with delicious Irish chocolate is included. A non-alcoholic beverage will be offered to children and non- whiskey drinkers. Dublin Privately Guided Walking Tour Take to the heart of the 2,000 year old capital city of Dublin for an exploration of its IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon historic landmarks as well as some less-travelled locations. You’ll get lots of expert insight along with colorful stories and local lore. On Your Own Lunch in Dublin Follow your tour of the amazing city of Dublin with a feast of local flavors. Ask your Private Adventure Guide to recommend one of their favorite spots, or discover one on your own. Dublin Privately Guided Walking Tour Continue your privately guided walking tour of Dublin. Explore Dublin & Dinner on Your Own Spend the evening with your group exploring the exciting city of Dublin. Shop for souvenirs, visit the amazing museums and walk along the cobblestone streets of the Temple Bar neighborhood. Following your exploration of Dublin, savor a delicious dinner on your own at one of Dublin's world-class restaurants. Your Private Adventure Guide will be happy to help you find the ideal place that fits your group’s needs! IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon DAY 3 KILLARNEY Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Lunch Kilkenny Medieval Mile Tour, Rock of Cashel Tour Included Killarney Park Hotel OR Great Southern Killarney Breakfast at the Hotel Enjoy a tasty breakfast to get ready for your journey to Cashel. Journey to Killarney Board a private vehicle for your trip through the Irish countryside to your destination of Killarney. Along the way, you’ll stop to explore the medieval cities of Kilkenny and Cashel. Kilkenny Medieval Mile Tour During your ride to Killarney, you’ll make a stop in Kilkenny, the former medieval capital of Ireland. History is brought to life during the fascinating tour of this medieval city through educational and entertaining stories of its landmarks like Kilkenny Castle, the Butter Slip, Graces Castle and the house that once belonged to Alice Kyteler – Kilkenny’s famous witch! Lunch at a Café in Kilkenny Enjoy a relaxing lunch at the café located in the courtyard of Kilkenny Castle. Journey to Cashel As you continue your trip to Killarney, you’ll stop off at Cashel, a popular town in Tipperary IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon County with a sense of history and royal lore and most notably, the Rock of Cashel. Rock of Cashel Visit Walk up the hill to the Rock of Cashel, the seat of the Kings of Munster. Explore the plateau populated with medieval buildings crowning the hilltop of Tipperary's Golden Vale. Learn details about the imposing fortifications, spectacularly preserved guard tower and majestic Chapel of King Cormac. See important details Welcome to Killarney Orientation Your journey concludes in Killarney where you’ll make yourself at home in the family- friendly hotel in the heart of Killarney, County Kerry, which on the northeastern shore of Lough Leane. Here, a local host will give you the lay of the land and can also make recommendations for dinner. On Your Own Dinner in Killarney Explore this wonderful town and all it has to offer, including delicious local flavors for you to discover. Your Private Adventure Guide or Local Host will be happy to offer their dining recommendations. IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon DAY 4 KILLARNEY Activities Highlights: Breakfast Included Ross Castle Photo Stop, Killarney Boat Ride, Killarney National Park Hike Killarney Park Hotel OR Great Southern Killarney Breakfast at the Hotel Enjoy a hearty breakfast to fuel up for your adventures ahead. Ross Castle Photo Stop Enjoy the scenic splendor as you stop at this 15th-century castle at the edge of Killarney’s lower lake for a picturesque photo op with your group. Killarney Boat Ride Travel by boat from the pier at the magnificent Ross Castle, across Lake Leane to the enchanting island of Innisfallen. While exploring this unique island, you will discover the ruins of Innisfallen Abbey which is considered one of the most remarkable archaeological ruins in Killarney National Park. Lunch on Your Own in Killarney Stop in at one of the town’s delightful restaurants or pubs for a satisfying meal before heading out for an afternoon hike. Killarney National Park Hike Hike through the unspoiled countryside while taking in the glorious scenery that surrounds IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon you. You’ll discover hidden gems and spectacular vistas of Ireland’s nearby lakes and highest mountains as your Private Adventure Guide regales you with stories of the region and tells you about the local flora and fauna you are walking amongst. Dinner and Evening On Your Own Share a joyous evening browsing the shops and sites of Killarney before enjoying delicious Irish food, music and fun in this picturesque town. IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon DAY 5 SHANNON Activities Highlights: Breakfast Included Desmond Castle Private Tour, Dromoland Castle Grounds Private Tour Dromoland Castle Breakfast at the Hotel Begin your day with a filling breakfast before you head out to County Clare. Desmond Castle & Adare Heritage Center Tour Join a local expert for an exploration of the ruins of this once magnificent 13th-century Norman castle, which was originally erected with an ancient ring-fort in the early 1200s. Originally the property of the Earls of Kildare for nearly 300 years, the castle was forfeited and granted to the Earls of Desmond in 1536 following a rebellion. It was then it was given its present name. You’ll learn more about the history of Desmond Castle and the surrounding area during a visit to the Adare Heritage Center. Lunch on Your Own in Adare Enjoy lunch on your own and explore this small, quaint village in County Limerick, renowned as one of Ireland’s prettiest towns. Arrive at Dromoland Castle Marvel at the rolling green hills of County Clare as you travel to the magical Dromoland Castle. Built in the 15th century, this will be your royal home for the next 3 nights. IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon Private Tour of Dromoland Castle Grounds Embark on a private tour of the castle grounds where you’ll see the timeless majesty of its great stone towers wreathed in creeping ivy. You’ll also marvel at the mystic beauty of its rolling green hills, pristine lake, enchanted woods and gardens. The ancestral home of the O’Briens of Dromoland who were the Kings of Thomond, Dromoland Castle is considered by many to be the most beautiful castle in Ireland. It has a storied history and has accommodated famous celebrities, including presidents and movie stars. On Your Own Dinner at Dromoland Castle Enjoy a wonderful dinner featuring local fare at one of Ireland’s most magical addresses while surrounded in the grandeur and history of Dromoland Castle. IRELAND – PRIVATE ADVENTURE Europe | Dublin, Killarney, Shannon DAY 6 SHANNON Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Dinner Falconry Demonstration, Dinner at Durty Nelly’s Pub Included Dromoland Castle Breakfast at the Hotel Start your day with a tasty breakfast before starting your adventure-filled day. Falconry Demonstration Experience the thrill of interacting with majestic falcons and other raptors during this fascinating demonstration of the art of falconry featuring a local expert. Lunch On Your Own & Afternoon at Dromoland Castle Choose from a variety of options at Dromoland Castle for lunch.
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