Set Tours and Bespoke Irish Tours are available.
Tours can be 1, 3, 5 or 7 day tours depending on your request.
They are chauffeur-driven-guided tours.
Vehicles used are Audi or Mercedes -the Luxe 5 star range for a couple or Limo Ford Tourneo 8 seater for small groups.
For your comfort I like to keep my own groups small, 7/8 people max. In order to maximise, on the privacy of the experience on this Sacred Journey together. You are invited to either organise your own group or come on board as an individual, join with other like- minded friends.
Wild Atlantic Way
Touring the beautiful West Coast of Ireland and all its wonders.
My own Irish tours tend to cover either the sites along the ‘Wild Atlantic Way’ for spectacular views of the coast-line. Experiencing, the Ancient sites and wells along the rocky shores of Connemara, Aran Islands, Clare, Kerry and West-Cork. I like to build in Nature-time for communion- connection- contemplation and art. Journaling and art -sketching are encouraged.
Irelands Ancient East
Discovering the old buildings and monastic sites of the East
Monastic sites including the Rock of Cashel, Kilkenny and Clonmacnoise and Glendalough.
The Boyne Valley
Book in for my Autumn tour during late October visiting The Boyne Valley some of Irelands most famous Ancient sites.
Sites such as the Hill of Tara, Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth, and Loughcrew. The Hill of Ward, Uisneagh and Fourknocks. I like to build in Nature-time for communion- connection- contemplation and art. Journaling and art -sketching are encouraged.
Flying into Dublin Airport for this tour. To be collected from Dublin Airport or a Hotel Country Club near the airport.
MAKE YOUR OWN BESPOKE TOUR
For those who want a tour made up just for them.
Bespoke Tours can be designed as you wish.
For focussed-Bespoke tours please use the contact form or email me. And here it is helpful if you know what it is you would like to see. This can be a ‘Gardens of Ireland’ tour; Powerscourt, Glendalough and Japanese Gardens, Kildare Stud, St. Brigit’s well etc. Or the Wild Atlantic Coast line including Connemara and the Burren.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Useful things to know!
Practicalities: What should I bring?
- Clothes: Bring layers such as T-shirts or thermals, pull-overs, warm pants, shorts (weather permitting), and rain proof jacket. It’s highly recommended to bring rain proof pants, a sun hat and one for the cold as it can get windy around the coast or on the hills. Alternatively you can buy one here.
- Wear good walking shoes or boots or sandals. Always bring swimming wear just in case!
What does the tour include?
- Overnight accommodation and breakfast.
- Accommodation will be in a Guesthouse, Hotel or self catering accommodation, depending on availability.
- Some Dinners. The last night is often a celebration of our coming together and we will dine out.
What does the tour NOT include?
- Your flights are not included.
- The cost of any pre-stays are not included.
- The night before the departure / beginning of the tour is not included and must be considered if you need to stay somewhere after arriving at the airport.
Information for Group Tours
- Please arrange your flights into Shannon Airport. If you are coming from Dublin, please get to the Kerry Airport on the West Coast of Ireland the day before we commence our Journey together.
- Your airport transfer should have been arranged for the day before we commence our journey together.
- Preferably we can all come together the night before we depart for our Journey together.
If you need any help, please contact me using my contact details you have received during our communications or by using the contact form on this website.
What about Travel Insurrance?
The traveller must purchase your own travel insurance and send proof of this with you when joining my tours.
Health and Dietary Requirements & Medication
- A List will be sent out to you of food allergies and sensitivities.
- You will need to make sure that you have enough medication with you for any conditions that require them to cover you for the days you are here.
Gratuities in Ireland
It is recommended to tip 10-15% preferably in cash or by card as it is expected from USA visitors. It is however not mandatory.
Discover Ireland's Beauty
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