Why Wayfairer
Will it suit how we like to travel?
Yes, your destination specialist will design your trip around your specific interests and preferred pace of travel.
Who shapes our experience?
Experts who listen first, then connect the days, places, and people into a journey that feels seamless and personal.
Who helps if our plans change?
Your 24/7 Concierge takes care of the details before your trip and steps in if things do not go as planned, so you can simply enjoy the journey.
When to go to Ireland
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Where to go in Ireland
Stroll Dublin’s bookish lanes and river quays. In Galway, enjoy trad music, seafood, and Atlantic light. County Cork offers gardens, islands, and coastal roads. County Donegal brings big skies, sea cliffs, and quiet beaches. Each region pairs easy rambles with strong local character.
County Cork
Cork, Ireland is a vibrant city and county that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Often referred to as the 'Rebel County,' Cork is a spirited region where the dramatic landscapes of the Wild Atlantic Way meet a rich culinary heritage. The coastline offers a rugged tapestry of jagged peninsulas and colorful harbor towns, most notably Kinsale, widely celebrated as the 'Gourmet Capital of Ireland.'
Beyond the world-class dining, guests can explore the historic Jameson Distillery in Midleton or kiss the legendary stone at Blarney Castle. Nature lovers can spot whales off the West Cork coast or hike the wild beauty of the Beara Peninsula. With accommodation ranging from Georgian country estates to contemporary cliffside retreats, Cork offers a sophisticated and soulful immersion into southern Ireland.
County Donegal
County Donegal is located in the north-west of Ireland, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the southwest, west, and north, and by the counties of Derry, Tyrone, Fermanagh, and Leitrim to the east and south-east.
Defined by the untamed beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way, County Donegal is Ireland’s hidden northern jewel. This remote region offers a dramatic counterpoint to the south, dominated by the soaring Slieve League Cliffs, which rise three times higher than the Cliffs of Moher yet remain blissfully uncrowded.
Inland, the hauntingly beautiful Glenveagh National Park invites exploration of its castle gardens and golden eagle habitats. This is the heart of the Gaeltacht, where the Irish language, traditional tweed weaving, and music still thrive. Guests can retreat to historic castle hotels or intimate coastal lodges, enjoying fresh seafood and warm hospitality in a destination that offers a raw, authentic connection to Ireland’s wild spirit.
Dublin
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a vibrant and historic city that offers a variety attractions and activities.
Steeped in literary history and Georgian elegance, Dublin is a capital city that retains a warm, village-like charm. Bisected by the River Liffey, this UNESCO City of Literature invites guests to walk the cobbled grounds of Trinity College to view the ancient Book of Kells before exploring the city's vibrant culinary evolution.
Beyond the historic streets, the Wicklow Mountains offer a scenic escape known as the 'Garden of Ireland,' just a short drive away. Whether savoring a perfect pint at the Guinness Storehouse or resting in a five-star landmark hotel like The Shelbourne, Dublin provides a polished and spirited introduction to the Emerald Isle.
Galway
Galway is a vibrant city known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural beauty, and lively atmosphere.
Steeped in literary history and Georgian elegance, Dublin is a capital city that retains a warm, village-like charm. Bisected by the River Liffey, this UNESCO City of Literature invites guests to walk the cobbled grounds of Trinity College to view the ancient Book of Kells before exploring the city's vibrant culinary evolution.
Beyond the historic streets, the Wicklow Mountains offer a scenic escape known as the 'Garden of Ireland,' just a short drive away. Whether savoring a perfect pint at the Guinness Storehouse or resting in a five-star landmark hotel like The Shelbourne, Dublin provides a polished and spirited introduction to the Emerald Isle.
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Ireland
8 days
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