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7 Days Ireland Tour Package

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7D/6N

Dublin

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7 Days Ireland Tour Package Highlights

Get on the streets of Dublin and take a glimpse of the old educational institutions including Trinity University.
Witness the unparalleled charm of the Atlantic Ocean at the 17th century Charles Fort.
Indulge in a Horse & Carriage Ride in the Killarney National Park to relive moments similar to a fairy tale.
Interact with the locals and get acquainted with the deep-rooted heritage of Adare Village.
Hike up to the Cliff of Moher, one of the popular sights in Ireland to catch an unbelievable view of the vast ocean.

7 Days Ireland Tour Package Overview

Quite a lovely blend of lush meadows, rugged coastlines, steep cliffs, rolling hills, Ireland has an irresistible charm. These 7 days Ireland Tour Package offers a lucrative opportunity to explore the mini paradise. Nestled in the North Atlantic, the inlet has a scenic landscape and is a must-have on your bucket list.

Ireland is home to several phenomenal locales. Dublin, Ireland's capital city offers a pleasant milieu and is ideal for taking a stroll down the streets. The Rock Of Cashel which is a medieval fortress gives an exclusive sneak peek of the masonry stonework from the 11th century. Horse & Carriage Tour to the Ross Castle offers a panoramic view of the pristine lakes and exudes a vibe of a fairytale. 7 days tour of Ireland lets you explore all the top attractions of the ravishing island along with an excursion to the Cliffs of Moher which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean.

Walk down the quaint streets of Dublin, the capital of Ireland and explore the city’s iconic universities, sprawling parks and the embankments of River Liffey.
7 days Ireland Tour Package also includes a visit to the Powerscourt Estate, a 13th-century castle that is known for its stunning structure, landscaped garden and view of the Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Head to the Rock of Cashel for getting enlightened about its historic importance and to marvel at its natural aura.
Visit the 17th century Charles Fort to get an unperturbed view of the Atlantic Ocean.
7 day tour of Ireland offers Horse & Carriage Ride in the Killarney National Park bypassing panoramic view of the pristine lakes and untouched beauty.
Spend a considerable amount of time in Adare, a picturesque village that is recognized for its heritage. Speak with the locals and get to know about the local lifestyle and culture.
Visit the Cliff of Moher where the sound of the rolling blue waves crashes against the cliffs and makes a rhythmic sound.
Traverse through the Burren National Park which features a unique scenery consisting of mountains, grasslands and forests.
Gape at the ruins of Royal Abbey which belongs to the 13th century and has received the honour of being an excellent example of early Gothic Architecture.

7 Days Ireland Tour Package Itinerary

Flag off your 3rd day of 7 days Ireland Tour Package by heading from Dublin to Powerscourt Garden, a 13th-century castle, known for its stunning structure, landscaped garden and view of the Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Next, travel to Kilkenny, a medieval city in Ireland that sits on the banks of the River Nore. In the afternoon, gorge on a sumptuous lunch and take a stroll in and around the town.
Travel further south to visit the Rock of Cashel, one of the crucial historic sites in Ireland.
In the mid-afternoon, arrive in Cork to look around the second-largest city in Ireland.
Later, gorge on a sumptuous dinner and enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel.

Wake up to a lovely Irish morning and get ready to travel to Kinsale, a charismatic town on the southern coast of Ireland. Here, we will visit the Charles Fort, a 17th-century fortress to get an unperturbed view of the Atlantic Ocean.
Later, embark on your journey to Killarney, one of the leading towns in Ireland which brim with travellers.
Indulge in Horse & Carriage Ride in the Killarney National Park overlooking the natural aura to reach the Ross Castle.
Enjoy a Cruise Ride in the scenic lakes of the Killarney National Park to catch hold of the stunning vistas.
Next, head towards Adare Village which has received the heritage tag from the Irish Government.
Marvel at the medieval ecclesiastical architecture at Royal Abbey which dates back to the 13th century.
Arrive in Limerick in the mid-afternoon and explore the city highlights like King John's Castle, St. John's Cathedral and the lively shopping hub.
Later, gorge on a sumptuous dinner and enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel.

Today, you will set off from Limerick to reach Bunratty Village and visit the Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Get to learn about the intricate cottages and old marketplaces of Ireland and life in Ireland during the medieval era.
Next, head to Caherconnell Stone Fort which belongs to the early 10th to the mid-12th century and is made of limestone.
This 7 days Ireland Tour Package also includes a visit to the Poulnabrone Dolmen which belongs to the Neolithic Period(4200 BC-2900 BC).
Get to see an elaborate exhibition about Burren’s Sheepdogs.
Later, proceed to visit the Cliff of Moher and O’Brien’s Tower.
Traverse through the Burren National Park which features a unique scenery consisting of mountains, grasslands and forests.
Arrival in Galway and check into a hotel.

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7 Days Ireland Tour Package

7 Days, 6 Nights

USD 1,199.13

USD 935.27

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Don’t forget to carry valid Government ID Proofs and the Thrillophilia’s voucher.
Visa Assistance will be provided by Thrillophilia but the charges have to be paid by the travellers.
Thrillophilia recommends Travel Insurance, however, charges are not included.
Meals which don't find their mention in the package are not included in the package.
As per the availability of hotel rooms, prices are subject to change.
Other personal expenses, entrance tickets, and hotel taxes (if any) will have to be borne by the travellers.

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The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking
In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.
Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 business days
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If cancellation is made 15 days or more before the date of travel, 50.0% of total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
If cancellation is made between 7 days to 15 days before the date of travel, 75.0% of total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
If cancellation is made within 7 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Dublin Top Attractions

Grafton Street

Grafton Street is one of the main shopping centers of the capital city Dublin. It is considered the most expensive shopping streets globally and among the top tourist attraction in Ireland. Moreover, this place attracts not only local but also foreign visitors who like to shop from high-end shops and are more into trendy eateries.

Trinity College and College Green

One of the most astounding tourist places in Dublin, Trinity College is a place where you get to witness the best example of Ireland’s majestic architecture. Known for its peaceful ambience, this is the oldest university in Dublin and founded in 1592. The campus of the university attracts many intellectuals and art lovers to witness the place that has brought up some of the best brains of Ireland.

Kilmainham Gaol

One of the most remarkable places to visit in Ireland is the Kilmainham Gaol. Formerly a prison to suppress the rebellious Irish freedom fighters, this national building is now restored as a museum. A tour of this now unoccupied gaol offers an intriguing realistic insight into the correctional facilities of the bygone era. Some of the notable fighters who were imprisoned include Charles Stewart Parnell, Oliver Bond, John Dillon, etc.

St. Stephens Green

Sprawling over 22 acres, St. Stephens Green is one of the beautiful parks in Dublin where you can admire nature at its finest. One of the best places to visit in Dublin, it was re-opened by Lord Ardilaun in 1880 and maintained by the Office of Public Works. Laid out in the original Victorian layout, it has about 750 trees with extensive flower beds. The park is a breathtaking sight to capture as it is replete with colors from early spring to late autumn. The park has pathways for the tourists that are spread over a length of 3.5 km. To everyone’s delight there is a waterfall and Pulham rock work to catch your attention.

The Old Jameson Distillery

You will find this place in the middle of the capital city Dublin. It is the most favorite place for whiskey lovers who do not want to miss a chance to taste the best Irish whiskey. The site has gained much fame for its worldwide prominence and the great events that take place every year. The event gives tourists a chance to get to know the locals and enjoy a variety of whiskeys.

Kildare Street Museums and Houses of Parliament

Hosting a collection of objects that narrate human history and natural history, the National Museum of Ireland is one of the prominent places to visit in Dublin. It was formed as Dublin Museum of Science and Art in 1977 by an act of parliament and later changed to National Museum of Ireland in 1921. The museum is a storehouse of natural history with many collections that are acquired by many notable Irish cultural institutions.

The National Gallery of Ireland

Built in 1854, the National Gallery of Ireland was located in the centre of the city of Dublin. It is famed for having a stunning collection of art which has 2500 paintings and 10000 other works in different media including watercolors, drawings, prints and sculpture. It also has many Irish paintings which are renowned all over Ireland.

Merrion Square

Hailed as one of the largest Georgian squares, Merrion Square is one of the most fascinating places to visit in Dublin. Amidst the colorful flower beds, Merrion Square amazes you with nature’s beauty. A prominent feature of this place is the Oscar Wilde reclining on the rock. It is renowned for having the residence place for Oscar Wilde.