Dublin is the ideal starting point for your adventure on the Emerald Isle. There's an endless choice of things to see and do in one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Europe. Depending on your arrival time, pick up your rental car and we recommend you head to O'Connell Street and Grafton Street, two of the most charming streets in the historic centre. The charming buildings and gardens of Trinity College will remind you of other university cities such as Oxford or Cambridge. The old Guinness brewery is a must for lovers of this mystical drink. After dinner we recommend you to take a tour of Temple Bar, one of the most charismatic districts of Dublin when night falls.

Today, you will leave Dublin and make your way towards the West Coast where you will be greeted by the Atlantic Ocean. Explore the Burren National Park, a peaceful and idyllic place, which was given the status of a National Park in 1991. You will have the freedom to stroll among endless megalithic tombs, dolmens and Celtic crosses will give a feeling of stepping back in time. Next up is Galway, famous for its bohemian character and as a university city, it has a vibrant feel to it and has become one of the most prosperous parts of Ireland. Settle in for the night with a pint in a pub, listening to Galway Girl.

The time has come to discover the breathtaking landscapes of County Clare. Your first stop on the road will be the quaint village of Doolin, known as the capital of Irish music. From here you will be just a stone's away thrown from the fascinating Cliffs of Moher. With Unesco status, travelling alongside the 8 kilometres long and rugged coastline is a breathtaking experience. From the highest point, there are views of the Aran Islands, Galway Bay and the mountains of the Connemara National Park. The last stop today is Spanish Point, a town which takes its name from the Spanish galleons of the Invincible Armada that were shipwrecked in this area in the 16th century.

Spanish Point will be the most westerly destination of the itinerary. During today's journey, you will discover Ireland’s fascinating medieval history through its fortresses and castles. On the banks of the River Shannon, in the city of Limerick, stands the imposing King John's Castle. Continuing east, the next goal will be the Rock of Cashel fortress, a series of medieval ruined buildings dating from the twelfth and thirteenth century. This location was the court of the ancient kings of Ireland and in 1647 it was partially destroyed by Oliver Cromwell’s troops Cromwell. The last stop of the day will be the medieval and charming city of Kilkenny.

Today, you will visit one of the most beautiful places in Ireland – the valley of Glendalough (“valley of two lakes”) and its cloister town dating back to the 6th century, which shares the name of the valley. Explore the impressive ruins of this stunning place and get to know its stories and legends. Enjoy a stroll along the famous lake of Glendalough, which developed during the ice age. Your next stop will be Wicklow Mountains National Park, which is also known as “the garden of Ireland” because of its green hills, beautiful valleys and breath-taking waterfalls and lakes. Upon your return to Dublin, drive to the airport to drop off your rental car.