2-Week Ireland Tour Packages

10 best Ireland 14 Days tour packages

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• 14 Day Ireland Itinerary, incl. Dublin and Belfast

  A grand 14-day Irish tour takes you through 17 cities, with extended stays in Dublin, Waterford, and visits to Belfast, Galway, and Killarney. The route includes Titanic Belfast, Giant's Causeway, and Cliffs of Moher. Total costs around $4,900 including 13 breakfasts, 5 dinners, and luxury coach transport.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Dublin & Belfast

    Visit Trinity College and Dublin's Georgian squares first thing at 9:30 AM before the crowds arrive. Drive north to Belfast after lunch (about 2.5 hours). A recent visitor noted: "The Titanic Experience was incredibly moving. Book your exhibition time slot in advance as it gets very crowded after 2 PM."

    
  • Days 3-4

    Northern Coast & Derry

    Take the scenic Antrim Coast drive to Giant's Causeway (1.5 hours from Belfast). A visitor suggests: "Arrive before 10 AM to experience the causeway without crowds. The path can be slippery so wear proper hiking shoes." Visit historic Derry/Londonderry to see the famous murals and walk the city walls. Spend the night in County Donegal.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Donegal & Galway

    Start with Donegal Castle then visit the Belleek Pottery workshop. Travel to Galway stopping at the Knock pilgrimage site. A local tip: "The Latin Quarter in Galway comes alive after 6 PM. Skip the touristy restaurants on Shop Street and check out the local spots on Dominick Street instead."

    
  • Days 7-8

    Connemara & Cliffs of Moher

    Explore Connemara National Park and Kylemore Abbey. A recent guest notes: "The Victorian walled garden is stunning but can get muddy. Bring waterproof shoes." Head south to see the Cliffs of Moher at sunset. Stay overnight in Killarney.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Ring of Kerry & Cork

    Take a full day for the Ring of Kerry (6-7 hours with stops). A photographer suggests: "Ladies View offers the best photo ops but go early as tour buses arrive by 11 AM." Visit Blarney Castle on your way to Cork. Stop at the English Market between 1-2 PM when locals get their lunch.

  • Days 11-12

    Waterford & Kilkenny

    Start at the House of Waterford Crystal. A visitor recommends: "The factory tour is fascinating but book the first slot at 9 AM to see the craftsmen at work." Visit Kilkenny Castle and try hurling, Ireland's traditional sport.

  • Days 13-14

    Dublin

    Travel back to Dublin through County Wexford with a stop at the Kennedy Arboretum. Spend two days exploring Dublin's highlights. A local advises: "Skip the crowded Temple Bar and visit traditional pubs like The Long Hall or Mulligan's. Book your Trinity College Book of Kells tickets online to avoid long queues."

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• 13 Days in Ireland, incl. Dublin and Belfast

  Your 13-day route covers 26 destinations across Ireland, from Dublin to Belfast's Titanic Quarter, Giant's Causeway, Cliffs of Moher, and Ring of Kerry. The tour features 12 nights in B&Bs, traditional music sessions, and local farm visits.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Northern Ireland

    Start in Dublin and drive north to Belfast for a Black Cab political tour. One traveler shared: "The Black Cab tour gave us an educational insight into the Civil Rights era and Bloody Sunday—it really brought history to life." Book your Black Cab tour for early afternoon to avoid morning traffic in Belfast.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Causeway Coast & Donegal

    Visit the Giant's Causeway early at 9 AM before the tour buses arrive. Drive the beautiful Causeway Coastal Route. Take a guided walk on Derry's historic walls before heading to Donegal. Pack warm clothes for the Slieve League Cliffs. The Atlantic winds can get strong even in summer.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Westport & Mayo

    Spend two nights in lively Westport. A TourRadar reviewer noted: "Westport was perfect for music, with fantastic sessions at Matt Molloy's pub every night." You can rent bikes for the Great Western Greenway (about €50) or take a boat trip to see Clew Bay's 365 islands.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Connemara

    Take two full days to explore Connemara's wild landscape. Stay in Clifden and visit Kylemore Abbey and the Sky Road. The Diamond Hill hike offers great views of Connemara but wear good hiking shoes since the trail gets slippery in wet weather.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Clare & Kerry

    Start at the Cliffs of Moher when they open at 8 AM to avoid the crowds. Take the Shannon ferry to Kerry and explore Dingle Peninsula. A recent visitor suggested: "Don't miss the Slea Head drive—but go counterclockwise early morning when tour buses go the other way."

    
  • Days 11-12

    Ring of Kerry & Killarney

    Drive around the Ring of Kerry and stop at Valentia Island. Explore Killarney National Park by jaunting car or bicycle. Try to book dinner in Killarney before 6 PM since restaurants fill up with tour groups.

    
  • Day 13

    Kilkenny & Return

    Visit medieval Kilkenny on your way back to Dublin. You can climb the cathedral tower for city views but be prepared for steep, narrow stairs.

    

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• 13 Day Ireland Itinerary, incl. Dublin and Belfast

  The 13-day excursion visits 15 cities for around $4,400. Key stops include St. Patrick's Cathedral, Waterford Crystal factory, Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, and Giant's Causeway. Package includes 11 hotel nights and 6 traditional dinners.

  

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  • Days 1-3

    Dublin

    Begin your Irish journey in the capital. Visit St. Patrick's Cathedral early before 10 AM to avoid the tourist crowds. Book the Guinness Storehouse for late afternoon when it's quieter. The Dublin Pass ($85) gives you free entry to most attractions and pays for itself quickly.

    
  • Days 4-5

    Ireland's Ancient East

    Take the train to medieval Kilkenny, about 2.5 hours from Dublin. Book the Waterford Crystal factory tour at least 2 weeks in advance. Visit Blarney Castle near Cork in the early morning. "Wear non-slip shoes for the spiral staircase up to the Blarney Stone. It gets slippery when wet," one visitor suggests.

    
  • Days 6-7

    Kerry & Clare

    Stay in Killarney to explore the Ring of Kerry. Take a local jaunting car through the national park for some great stories from the drivers. For the Cliffs of Moher, get there by 9 AM. "The morning fog often clears by 10 AM, revealing incredible views. Bring a windbreaker - it's much colder at the cliffs than in town," a reviewer points out.

    
  • Days 8-9

    Galway & Donegal

    Visit an Irish farm on your way to Galway. The Latin Quarter is best experienced after 6 PM when street musicians fill the air. Head north to Donegal Town and take the castle tour to learn about local clan history.

    
  • Days 10-11

    Northern Ireland Coast

    Walk Derry's walls and see the murals with a local guide. Visit Giant's Causeway early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds. "The red trail offers the best views but is steep. The blue trail is easier and still scenic," recommends a traveler.

    
  • Days 12-13

    Belfast

    Drive the scenic coastal route through the Glens of Antrim. Start your day at the Titanic Experience at 9 AM. You'll need about 3 hours to see everything. Take a Black Cab political tour to understand The Troubles firsthand.

    

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