Tours in Ireland: itinerary ideas
Between wild cliffs and living traditions, the Emerald Isle reveals its Celtic soul
A few trip ideas in Ireland
Our local partners have crafted these itineraries to reveal authentic Ireland, away from the beaten tourist path.
Celtic Ireland, a tour through the southeast
In the heart of the lush countryside of south-east Irlande, Norman castles and thousand-year-old tombs tell 5000 years of history.
Walking discovery of Connemara and the islands
At your own pace, Killary fjord reveals its dark waters while the islands of Inishbofin and Aran unveil their Celtic secrets.
Wild Irlande, the south-west peninsulas
Five Irish peninsulas stretch into the Atlantic like so many fingers revealing wild cliffs and seal colonies.
Discovery of Ireland
From the monastic valleys of Wicklow to the vertiginous cliffs of Moher, the essence of Ireland in ten days.
The Grand Tour of Ireland
From Dublin to the cliffs of Kerry, a complete journey through the Celtic soul and wild landscapes of the Emerald Isle.
Ireland as a Family: An Active and Unusual Journey Off the Beaten Path
Wild Irlande reveals itself as a family: glamping under the stars, surfing in Sligo and kayaking in the fjords of Connemara.
Each itinerary is tailored to your preferences by our local Irish experts. From historic castles to traditional farms, experience Ireland at your own pace.
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Ireland is best explored at a pace that suits its character: relaxed and authentic. Between the wild Atlantic coast and its vertiginous cliffs, the ancient Celtic heritage and the warm culture of its pubs, each itinerary reveals a different facet of the Emerald Isle. Small group tours allow you to share this convivial atmosphere, while private trips offer a more personalized approach to Irish legends and landscapes. Dublin and Cork serve as gateways to regions with distinct characters.
A sample itinerary in Ireland
Example of a 2-week itinerary combining wild coastline, heritage, and authentic culture.
Wild Atlantic Coast
Cliffs of Moher, Kerry Peninsula, colorful fishing villages. Hiking coastal trails and nights in guesthouses overlooking the ocean
Celtic Heritage
Newgrange and Glendalough sites, ancient Celtic crosses, medieval abbeys. Immerse yourself in 5000 years of Irish history
Pub culture
Dublin and Cork, traditional music sessions, whiskey distilleries, local markets. Authentic evenings in historic pubs
Which kind of trip should you choose in Ireland?
Each travel formula reveals Ireland from a different angle, all prioritizing the authenticity of encounters.
Private tour
Complete freedom to customize, English-speaking guide specialized in Celtic history and traditions
Small group
Maximum 10 people with Nomadays, a friendly atmosphere to share the Irish spirit together
Combined trip
Extension to Scotland or England for a complete Celtic circuit
Thematic trip
Musical, literary, gastronomic circuits, or journeys centered on Irish legends and mysteries
How long should a trip to Ireland last?
The island's size allows for a progressive discovery, from the essentials to in-depth exploration.
Focus on a region: either the west coast with its mythical cliffs, or the south with Cork and Kerry, perfect for a first-time visit
Complete balanced tour: Atlantic coast, Celtic heritage and urban culture. Ideal duration to capture the Irish soul without rushing
Complete exploration including the North, the Aran Islands, archaeological sites and time for authentic encounters in villages
What budget should you plan for a trip to Ireland?
For a 2-week itinerary, prices vary depending on comfort level and season. Refine your budget with our Ireland-dedicated simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
Traditional B&Bs, public transport, meals in local pubs
Charming hotels, rental car, restaurants and guided experiences
Converted châteaux, private guide, exclusive experiences and refined gastronomy
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Can't find your ideal trip?
Our Irish experts know every county, every local legend and every authentic address. They compose your bespoke itinerary according to your passions: traditional music, coastal hikes, Celtic heritage or local gastronomy. A simple conversation is all it takes to define your personal Ireland.
Frequently asked questions
How long to spend in Ireland?
2 weeks allow you to experience the essentials: west coast, Celtic heritage and urban culture. One week is enough for a single region, 3 weeks to explore in depth including the islands and the North.
The best time for a trip to Ireland?
May to September offer the best conditions: long days, mild temperatures and numerous festivals. July-August are more crowded. Autumn reveals superb colours with fewer visitors.
What budget should you plan for a family trip to Ireland?
Count €1,500-2,200 per adult for 2 weeks in comfort package, less for children. Family-run B&Bs and nature activities make Ireland accessible for family budgets.