Travel details
USD 2,545
/ per person
Note: The reference price reflects the rate at the time of booking.
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Duration |
2025/10/02 (Thu) 〜 2025/10/07 (Tue) |
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Participants |
2 person(s)（Adults 2 person(s)、Children 0 person(s)） |
Travel story
On the cliffs where Celtic memories remain, a mist-covered ancient castle quietly speaks.
Walking in Ireland means traveling between time and legend.
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Starting the journey from Dublin, passing through Limerick and Galway, and traversing Ireland to Belfast in a 6-day trip.
Cities adorned with literature and music, rural areas with rich nature, coastlines lined with sheer cliffs, each place offers different charms.
Traveling by a combination of trains, ferries, and private vehicles is comfortable. This is a round trip route to experience the essence of Ireland, packed with history, culture, and breathtaking views.
Signature points
A route through Ireland where you can enjoy the unique personality of each city
The culture and literature of the capital Dublin, the quiet rural scenery of Limerick, the music and vibrant port town of Galway, and the mystical nature of Northern Ireland. A fulfilling 6 days where you can encounter different charms in each region.
A day tour to experience the breathtaking views and history of the Atlantic Ocean
Incorporating a tour that efficiently visits world-renowned scenic spots such as the Cliffs of Moher and the Giant's Causeway. Even hard-to-access places can be comfortably visited by private vehicle or ferry.
A walking experience in a city where Celtic culture and modern life intersect
From the Book of Kells at Trinity College to the pubs in Galway resonating with traditional music, and the sophisticated streets of Belfast, enjoy a unique walking experience in Ireland where the past and present coexist.
Itinerary
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Ireland - Dublin
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Trinity College Library : The Book of Kells Experience
A major restoration project of the Old Library in 2023 means the Long Room will be unavailable to visitors for roughly five years. The Book of Kells will still be viewable in a temporary exhibition in the college's New Square
Discover the Book of Kells and Old Library at Trinity College Dublin.
Firstly, explore the exhibition, where you will learn about the 1,200-year-old Book of Kells and the rich symbolism and artistry behind it. Next, get a close up look at the precious manuscript, which is considered to be Ireland’s greatest cultural treasure.
Afterwards, step into one of the most beautiful libraries in the world, the breathtaking Long Room. Home to 200,000 of Trinity’s most ancient books. The Long Room library chamber has been a working library since 1732.
[Japanese Guide]
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Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour
Dublin is a city with many faces and with the City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, the modern capital is yours to explore. Experience its rich history through sights and stories, from medieval walls to Georgian architecture, revolution to destruction, famine, fire and poverty to prosperity.
Why not hop off at the Writers Museum? A UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin has been home to some of the greatest writers. Joyce, Wilde, Stoker, Shaw and Beckett. All hailed from here. Without Dublin, there’d possibly be no Dracula or Dorian Gray.
If you feel like delving into the world of art, hop off at IMMA, the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Here, you’re guaranteed to see something new and different that will really get you thinking. From Rauschenberg to Lichtenstein, it’s got modern art covered.
From Kilmainham Gaol, the prison where Ireland’s most notorious political and military leaders were held, to a replica of Jeanie Johnston, the ship on which the Irish emigrated to America, Dublin is rich in history. Hop off at the renowned historical sites and the National Museum of Ireland and discover the events that have shaped the city of Dublin.
After all that culture, history and books, you could probably do with some fun. From the Guinness Storehouse to the Irish Whiskey Museum and Teelings Distillery, there are countless experiences which will teach you all about your favourite tipple. Plus, hop off at Temple Bar, an area full of friendly pubs and places to eat. Get yourself a glass of the black stuff, before hopping back on the bus and visiting more of the city’s top attractions.
There is also a walking tour included!
Walking Tour
-Starting point: Barnardo Square next to City Hall (Stop 2).
-The tour departs every day at 11:00 and 14:00 everyday.
-Duration of the tour: approximately 3 hours.
-The tour is in English.
-Please show your City Sightseeing ticket to the guide.
[English Guide]
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Harrington Hall
Situated in Dublin on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen's Green. It is on the LUAS (tram system) line which services routes to Grafton Street and North of the River Liffey and to South Dublin with Dundrum Town Centre only 15 minutes away.
Double Room
Full breakfast
1 full bed
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Breakfast
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Train Dublin and Limerick
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Ireland - Limerick
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Adare Village
On your way don't miss the small village of Adare. Adare is a village in County Limerick. It is known as the most beautiful village in all of Ireland, although most people call it "the English village", as it is so reminiscent of the small villages of Great Britain, with its thatched houses and cozy little gardens. For many centuries, Adare was under the ownership of the Irish clan of Fitzgerald, until the Irish rebellions. The village has only known its current appearance since the 19th century, when the Duraven earls decided to restore Adare. The works will take more than 20 years, and will extend from 1820 to 1840. They rebuilt the houses, opting for long streets, and alternating slate and thatch roofs. The facades are colorful, and the gardens nicely planted with trees. Nowadays, the village has preserved its renovations, and has become one of the most beautiful villages in the region.
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Private transfer to your destination
Have a private transfer from the station to your destination and then back to the station.
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Clayton Hotel Limerick
With views from the beautiful location on the River Shannon waterfront in Limerick City Center, Clayton Hotel Limerick offers free WiFi throughout and access to the Waterfront Restaurant, Grill Bar and Restaurant and ClubVitae leisure center, featuring a 39 foot indoor heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi, gym, steam room and sauna.
Queen Room
Full breakfast
1 queen bed
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Breakfast
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Ireland - Kerry
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Ring Of Kerry Tour from Limerick
Group tour · 11 hours
The Ring of Kerry is considered one of the finest drives in the world. From rugged cliffs to golden beaches, small villages and pastures green to peat bogs and picturesque mountain ranges. This peninsula illustrates all that is beautiful, wonderful and wild in our beloved motherland. The variety of attractions makes this one of the most diverse and interesting day tours that one is likely to experience in their travel adventures. From ancient stone forts to landscapes carved out of rock by the Ice Age, from sparkling lakes to winding mountain passes our day trip shall be a highlight and shall ensure lasting memories of the beautiful Kingdom of Kerry.
Pickup Points:
Arthur's Quay, Arthur's Quay Park
Adare Heritage Centre - Ring of Kerry & Dingle Tour Only. Meet at reception in the Heritage Centre.
[English Guide]
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Ireland - Limerick
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Clayton Hotel Limerick
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Breakfast
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Private Transfer/Taxi in Town
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Ireland - Galway
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Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher Day Cruise sailing from Galway
Group tour · 8 hours
This is the only tour in Ireland that enables passengers to sail straight from Galway City to see the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher. (All other tours require a bus).
Aran Island Ferries luxury vessels will showcase the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way coastline of Connemara and Clare before docking at the largest of the Aran Islands, Inis Mór. Passengers can explore a traditional Island culture that has survived modern life.
The return journey to Galway City will bring passengers on a cruise along the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Discover the nature, wildlife and beauty of Ireland’s West Coast on this day trip. Take this opportunity to breathe the fresh sea air and learn about the wildlife, nature and history of Ireland's West coast on this memorable journey.
09:30 Depart Galway City Docks
11:00 Arrive at Inis Mór (Kilronan Pier)
15:30 Depart Inis Mór (Kilronan Pier)
16:15 Arrive at the Cliffs of Moher
16:30 Depart Cliffs of Moher
18:00 Arrive at Galway City Docks
[English Guide]
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Victoria Hotel Galway
Here at the Victoria Hotel, we match Victorian style with something new to create a welcoming and elegant environment. Our 75 guest rooms comprise of double, twin, triple and deluxe rooms so we can cover every eventuality for you when you stay at our newly refurbished boutique hotel. Victoria Hotel’s experienced team is always on hand to assist with local recommendations for sightseeing and are able to offer local knowledge when it comes to planning your trip in Galway.
Classic
Breakfast buffet
1 full bed
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Breakfast
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Ireland - Belfast
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Private Tour including Giant's Causeway and journey between Galway to Belfast
Private · 8 hours
Go with your guide, on a private adventure along the scenic Causeway Coastal Route, one of the world’s most spectacular drives, and visit the fantastic Giant’s Causeway, Bushmill’s distillery, Ballycastle, Carrick-a-rede Ropebridge, and other jewels of the Irish coast.
A stop in Sligo and Donegal is also likely.
[Japanese Guide]
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Visit Dunluce Castle (not bookable online)
Self guided · 1 hour
Dunluce is one of the most picturesque and romantic of Irish Castles. With evidence of settlement from the first millennium, the present castle ruins date mainly from the 16th and 17th centuries. It was inhabited by both the feuding McQuillan and MacDonnell clans. Historical and archaeological exhibits are on display for public viewing.
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Visit the Dark Hedges
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The Warren Belfast
Located in Belfast, near The Belfast Empire Music Hall, The Waterfront Hall and Ulster Museum, The Warren Belfast has a shared lounge. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and private parking is available on site.
Economy
Free breakfast
1 queen bed
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Breakfast
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Bus from Belfast to Dublin Airport
Bus · 2 hours
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Time to say goodbye! - Roadbook & Support Service
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Ireland - Dublin
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Trinity College Library : The Book of Kells Experience
A major restoration project of the Old Library in 2023 means the Long Room will be unavailable to visitors for roughly five years. The Book of Kells will still be viewable in a temporary exhibition in the college's New Square
Discover the Book of Kells and Old Library at Trinity College Dublin.
Firstly, explore the exhibition, where you will learn about the 1,200-year-old Book of Kells and the rich symbolism and artistry behind it. Next, get a close up look at the precious manuscript, which is considered to be Ireland’s greatest cultural treasure.
Afterwards, step into one of the most beautiful libraries in the world, the breathtaking Long Room. Home to 200,000 of Trinity’s most ancient books. The Long Room library chamber has been a working library since 1732.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour
Dublin is a city with many faces and with the City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, the modern capital is yours to explore. Experience its rich history through sights and stories, from medieval walls to Georgian architecture, revolution to destruction, famine, fire and poverty to prosperity.
Why not hop off at the Writers Museum? A UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin has been home to some of the greatest writers. Joyce, Wilde, Stoker, Shaw and Beckett. All hailed from here. Without Dublin, there’d possibly be no Dracula or Dorian Gray.
If you feel like delving into the world of art, hop off at IMMA, the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Here, you’re guaranteed to see something new and different that will really get you thinking. From Rauschenberg to Lichtenstein, it’s got modern art covered.
From Kilmainham Gaol, the prison where Ireland’s most notorious political and military leaders were held, to a replica of Jeanie Johnston, the ship on which the Irish emigrated to America, Dublin is rich in history. Hop off at the renowned historical sites and the National Museum of Ireland and discover the events that have shaped the city of Dublin.
After all that culture, history and books, you could probably do with some fun. From the Guinness Storehouse to the Irish Whiskey Museum and Teelings Distillery, there are countless experiences which will teach you all about your favourite tipple. Plus, hop off at Temple Bar, an area full of friendly pubs and places to eat. Get yourself a glass of the black stuff, before hopping back on the bus and visiting more of the city’s top attractions.
There is also a walking tour included!
Walking Tour
-Starting point: Barnardo Square next to City Hall (Stop 2).
-The tour departs every day at 11:00 and 14:00 everyday.
-Duration of the tour: approximately 3 hours.
-The tour is in English.
-Please show your City Sightseeing ticket to the guide.
[English Guide]
-
Harrington Hall
Situated in Dublin on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen's Green. It is on the LUAS (tram system) line which services routes to Grafton Street and North of the River Liffey and to South Dublin with Dundrum Town Centre only 15 minutes away.
Double Room
Full breakfast
1 full bed
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Breakfast
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Train Dublin and Limerick
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Ireland - Limerick
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Adare Village
On your way don't miss the small village of Adare. Adare is a village in County Limerick. It is known as the most beautiful village in all of Ireland, although most people call it "the English village", as it is so reminiscent of the small villages of Great Britain, with its thatched houses and cozy little gardens. For many centuries, Adare was under the ownership of the Irish clan of Fitzgerald, until the Irish rebellions. The village has only known its current appearance since the 19th century, when the Duraven earls decided to restore Adare. The works will take more than 20 years, and will extend from 1820 to 1840. They rebuilt the houses, opting for long streets, and alternating slate and thatch roofs. The facades are colorful, and the gardens nicely planted with trees. Nowadays, the village has preserved its renovations, and has become one of the most beautiful villages in the region.
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Private transfer to your destination
Have a private transfer from the station to your destination and then back to the station.
-
Clayton Hotel Limerick
With views from the beautiful location on the River Shannon waterfront in Limerick City Center, Clayton Hotel Limerick offers free WiFi throughout and access to the Waterfront Restaurant, Grill Bar and Restaurant and ClubVitae leisure center, featuring a 39 foot indoor heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi, gym, steam room and sauna.
Queen Room
Full breakfast
1 queen bed
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Breakfast
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Ireland - Kerry
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Ring Of Kerry Tour from Limerick
Group tour · 11 hours
The Ring of Kerry is considered one of the finest drives in the world. From rugged cliffs to golden beaches, small villages and pastures green to peat bogs and picturesque mountain ranges. This peninsula illustrates all that is beautiful, wonderful and wild in our beloved motherland. The variety of attractions makes this one of the most diverse and interesting day tours that one is likely to experience in their travel adventures. From ancient stone forts to landscapes carved out of rock by the Ice Age, from sparkling lakes to winding mountain passes our day trip shall be a highlight and shall ensure lasting memories of the beautiful Kingdom of Kerry.
Pickup Points:
Arthur's Quay, Arthur's Quay Park
Adare Heritage Centre - Ring of Kerry & Dingle Tour Only. Meet at reception in the Heritage Centre.
[English Guide]
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Ireland - Limerick
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Clayton Hotel Limerick
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Breakfast
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Private Transfer/Taxi in Town
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Ireland - Galway
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Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher Day Cruise sailing from Galway
Group tour · 8 hours
This is the only tour in Ireland that enables passengers to sail straight from Galway City to see the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher. (All other tours require a bus).
Aran Island Ferries luxury vessels will showcase the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way coastline of Connemara and Clare before docking at the largest of the Aran Islands, Inis Mór. Passengers can explore a traditional Island culture that has survived modern life.
The return journey to Galway City will bring passengers on a cruise along the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Discover the nature, wildlife and beauty of Ireland’s West Coast on this day trip. Take this opportunity to breathe the fresh sea air and learn about the wildlife, nature and history of Ireland's West coast on this memorable journey.
09:30 Depart Galway City Docks
11:00 Arrive at Inis Mór (Kilronan Pier)
15:30 Depart Inis Mór (Kilronan Pier)
16:15 Arrive at the Cliffs of Moher
16:30 Depart Cliffs of Moher
18:00 Arrive at Galway City Docks
[English Guide]
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Victoria Hotel Galway
Here at the Victoria Hotel, we match Victorian style with something new to create a welcoming and elegant environment. Our 75 guest rooms comprise of double, twin, triple and deluxe rooms so we can cover every eventuality for you when you stay at our newly refurbished boutique hotel. Victoria Hotel’s experienced team is always on hand to assist with local recommendations for sightseeing and are able to offer local knowledge when it comes to planning your trip in Galway.
Classic
Breakfast buffet
1 full bed
-
Breakfast
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Ireland - Belfast
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Private Tour including Giant's Causeway and journey between Galway to Belfast
Private · 8 hours
Go with your guide, on a private adventure along the scenic Causeway Coastal Route, one of the world’s most spectacular drives, and visit the fantastic Giant’s Causeway, Bushmill’s distillery, Ballycastle, Carrick-a-rede Ropebridge, and other jewels of the Irish coast.
A stop in Sligo and Donegal is also likely.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Visit Dunluce Castle (not bookable online)
Self guided · 1 hour
Dunluce is one of the most picturesque and romantic of Irish Castles. With evidence of settlement from the first millennium, the present castle ruins date mainly from the 16th and 17th centuries. It was inhabited by both the feuding McQuillan and MacDonnell clans. Historical and archaeological exhibits are on display for public viewing.
-
Visit the Dark Hedges
-
The Warren Belfast
Located in Belfast, near The Belfast Empire Music Hall, The Waterfront Hall and Ulster Museum, The Warren Belfast has a shared lounge. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and private parking is available on site.
Economy
Free breakfast
1 queen bed
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Breakfast
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Bus from Belfast to Dublin Airport
Bus · 2 hours
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Time to say goodbye! - Roadbook & Support Service
Price Includes / excludes
Accommodation
As stated in the itinerary
Railway
Oct 3: Train Dublin and Limerick
Bus
Oct 7: Bus from Belfast to Dublin Airport
Car
As stated in the itinerary
Guide
As stated in the itinerary
Activity
Oct 2: Trinity College Library: The Book of Kells Experience, Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour (self guided)
Oct 3: Welcome to Limerick!, Private transfer to your destination
Oct 4: Ring Of Kerry Tour from Limerick (group tour)
Oct 5: Private Transfer/Taxi in Town (private group), Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher Day Cruise sailing from Galway (group tour)
Oct 6: Private Tour including Giant's Causeway and journey between Galway to Belfast (private group), Visit Dunluce Castle (not bookable online) (self guided)
Meal
B/F：5 LUN：0 DIN：0
As stated in the itinerary
Excludes (Others)
International flights
The meals not mentioned in the trip plan
Personal expenses
Travel insurance, and repatriation insurance
Optional excursions, activities, and optional tours
Reservations marked as "reserved by traveler" are reservations that the traveler is responsible for directly.
These items are not reserved or supported by us and are included in the trip plan just for completeness.
Any charges due at the hotel include local city taxes
Accommodation list
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Dublin
Harrington Hall
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Limerick
Clayton Hotel Limerick
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Galway
Victoria Hotel Galway
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Belfast
The Warren Belfast
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