Tour begins: June 29th, 2027 Tues
Ends on July 10, 2027 -Sun
Central Dublin meetup point
Meet between 11:00 Am-12:00pm
(Exact location shared with Paying Guest) welcome gathering.
Airport InFO: Dublin (DUB)
DAY 1: Dublin Meetup & South Bound Scenic rail journey
June 29 |Cork| One night
from the capital to Cork City, your gateway to Wild Atlantic Way experiences. Visit the English Market
A Foodies Delight in the afternoon
Relaxing evening
DAY 2: West Cork Coastal Discovery Coastal Vistas
June 30 |West Cork| One night
Drombeg Stone Circle, and Authentic Turkish dinner experience. *Meditation: Iconic coastal landmark at the golden hour
Adventure add-on *optional: evening sea kayaking
DAY 3: West Cork Coastal & Forest Immersion
July 1 |Beara Peninsula| Two nights
Begin your day exploring the iconic Mizen Head viewpoints where the Atlantic meets dramatic cliffs. Continue through centuries-old woodland reserves with guided nature trails, then discover archaeological wonders such as stone circles and ruins with fairy-inspired walking paths. *Poetry in the woods.
Approximate Activity Time: full day (8 hours)
Two Night Stay
DAY 4: Ring of Beara Megalithic Journey
July 2 |Beara Peninsula| Second night
Ancient stone circles, mysterious inscriptions, hidden waterfall & coastal village lunch.
We will depart early for a full-day immersion in Ireland's prehistoric heritage. Trace the legendary Ring of Beara Peninsula, visiting
ancient stone circles placed by forgotten hands
We will continue through dramatic glacial
valleys to witness Ireland's highest accessible waterfall and view the largest Ogham-inscribed stone in Western Europe
Approximate Activity Time: Full day (depart early, return evening)
INCLUDED TODAY:
✓ Guided stone circle explorations
✓ Archaeological site access
✓ Waterfall excursion
✓ Curated village lunch stop
LEVEL: Light to moderate walking (uneven terrain at some sites)
DAY 5: Wild Atlantic Way → Dingle Peninsula
July 3| Village in Dingle Peninsula| Two nights
Depart early for a scenic journey across Ireland's southwest,
traversing the legendary Killarney valley where emerald lakes
meet ancient woodlands and waterfalls carved through granite
valleys. Continue onto the Dingle Peninsula, a UNESCO Biosphere
The reserve is renowned for its Gaelic heritage and dramatic seascapes.
Today features multiple elevated viewpoints over the Atlantic,
secluded shoreline discoveries, and a curated lunch in a
traditional Irish village steeped in maritime history.
Evening free to explore the harbour-side surroundings.
Approximate Activity Time: Full day (depart 8:00 AM)
INCLUDED TODAY:
✓ Scenic Wild Atlantic Way transfer via national park
✓ Mountain pass and coastal viewpoint stops
✓ Guided peninsula exploration
✓ Curated village lunch experience
✓ All transport and guiding
LEVEL: Light to moderate walking with some uneven terrain
DAY 6: Dingle Peninsula Marine & Heritage Exploration
July 4 | Sunday |2nd Overnight (last night in Ireland)
Free morning to explore the village or book an optional excursion
OPTIONAL MARINE ADVENTURE:
A 3-hour expedition to the Blasket Islands, aboard a local vessel departing from the
harbour. This tour is for wildlife viewing in their natural habitat where seabird colonies thrive undisturbed such as puffins. Spot playful dolphins, minke and humpback whales and abundant seal populations in their natural habitat. Weather permitting.
OPTIONAL Culinary Tour:
An intimate culinary journey into Ireland's artisanal coastal
tradition. Learn firsthand how sea salt is harvested from
Atlantic waters using methods unchanged for generations.
During this exclusive experience:
• Guided walkthrough of the complete harvest-to-production
process—from raw seawater to finished product
• Tasting session featuring multiple flavour profiles and
seasonal variations
• Refreshing house-made beverage pairing during discovery
• Exclusive takeaway gift: personal travel tin of artisan
sea salt as a memento of your Irish coastal journey
Allow 1 hour for the tour
Limited to small groups of 6 people.
Afternoon: Guided drive around the famous
Slea Head loop, discovering ancient sites, hidden
beaches, and panoramic cliff views.
Approximate Activity Time: Full day (morning departure options
through late afternoon)
INCLUDED TODAY:
✓ Peninsula driving route recommendations
✓ Guidance on optional adventure bookings
✓ Curated food experience stop
✓ Transport to optional excursions listed above and slea head drive tour
LEVEL: Flexible — choose your own pace and activity type
DAY 7: Celtic Crossing Ireland to Outer Hebrides Transition
July 5 | Monday | Isle of Lewis | 1st Overnight in Scotland
An early departure from your Irish coastal lodge, transfer to a regional airfield for a short flight connection via Dublin, navigating across the storied Irish Sea to reach the Hebridean islands. Expect scenic coastal and maritime vistas during your approach over the Minch Archipelago, landing into Stornoway where your Scottish chapter begins in late evening.
Approximate Activity Time: Full day (depart early morning,
arrive mid-evening)
INCLUDED TODAY:
✓ Private coach transfer to regional airfield
✓ Multi-stage flight arrangement (including Dublin connection)
✓ All baggage handling during transit
✓ Final airport-to-accommodation transfer
✓ Guide coordination throughout the journey
*1 cabin bag 40×30×20cm personal item (6kg) + 1 checked (20kg)*
LEVEL: Moderate (full travel day)
DAY 8: Isle of Lewis Heritage & Ancient Stone Circles
July 6 | Tuesday | Stornoway | 2nd Overnight
Begin your Scottish journey with a guided immersion into
Scotland's prehistoric heritage. Travel across windswept moorlands to witness one of Europe's most significant archaeological treasures — ancient standing stones erected
over 5,000 years ago. We will follow lesser-known pathways as we look for the holywells and archaeological spots away from the crowds. Afternoon free to explore Stornoway's harbour-side charm, artisan shops, or relax at your coastal accommodation.
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Lews Castle Museum (Stornoway town centre)
Local history, art collections, free admission
Approximate Activity Time: Morning-to-afternoon exploration
(Level: Light walking, uneven terrain at sites)
INCLUDED TODAY:
✓ Guided neolithic site excursions
✓ Transportation to all archaeological locations
✓ Optional free time in Stornoway
DAY 9: Neolithic Landscapes & Island Heritage
July 7| | Stornoway:| 3rd Night
Begin your day with an exclusive early-morning photographic session among ancient standing stones — a rare opportunity captured away from daytime crowds at one of Europe's most significant neolithic monuments.
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Butt of Lewis Cliffs
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Continue to a preserved heritage village where traditional
unique design that sheltered humans and livestock under one thatched roofs dating back to the 1800s. Learn about the crofting life is showcased in smoke-blackened dwellings with roof for centuries.
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Explore an Iron Age fortified tower Dun Carloway Broch— one of Scotland's
best-preserved examples of ancient defensive architecture dating over 2,000 years old.
DAY 10: Southward Journey to Golden Sands of Harris
July 8 | | Tarbert:| 1st Overnight
Traverse mountainous highlands descending from northern
flatlands into a dramatic southern coastline. Enter the famous "Bays of Harris" — a series of pristine white-sand beaches backed by turquoise waters and rugged granite peaks.
We will take a scenic morning transfer across the moorland divide between islands with stops along the way. Afternoon offers curated beach discovery at secluded shoreline location. Evening get settled in Tarbert village, where highland meets maritime tradition.
INCLUDED TODAY:
✓ Island transition transport
✓ Scenic coastal route navigation
✓ Beach access guidance and recommendations
✓ Village orientation and dinner suggestions
DAY 11: Free Day | Optional Tours or Self-Guided Discovery
July 9 | | Tarbert:| Last Night in Scotland
This is a free day to explore or book an optional tour below:
OPTION A — MARINE EXPEDITION St Kilda: A full-day boat voyage to a UNESCO World Heritage Site accessible only by sea with an expert guide (Archeologist). Navigate wild Atlantic waters to reach a remote archipelago where ruins of bronze age structures remain and legends of an Amazonian giant women was said to have lived. Weather permitting; alternative land-based exploration provided if conditions unsafe.
OPTION B ✦ CONCIERGE ADD-ON— DISTILLERY EXPERIENCE— SPIRIT OF THE ISLANDS: An intimate distillery journey, there are several tours to choose from:
Isle of Harris Distillery tucked into Tarbert's hills. We arrange your transport and secure tour reservations on your behalf. Three experience tiers available: • Signature Gin + Whisky Journey (75 min) — £50 pp • Single Malt Whisky Discovery (30 min) — £35 pp • Coastal Botanical Gin Experience (30 min) — £35 pp SERVICE FEE: 15% concierge booking fee applies to distillery + taxi coordination.
Book through your tour coordinator at least 48 hours in advance. NOTE: Road to distillery is narrow and winding; taxi service strongly recommended
