Things to Do in Ireland
The charming Irish people and the stunning scenery keep travellers coming back to Ireland and Northern Ireland time and again. Whether you prefer for your holiday to be adventurous, romantic or if you prefer a bit more history, there is something for everyone. Explore the cities and ancient ruins with an expert guide as you soak up the incredible history of these storied countries. If music and dance are more your style, let us arrange a private meeting with a professional dancer or musician to give you a deeper understanding of the impact of both for the Irish people.

Ireland and Northern Ireland are known for their whiskey and we can arrange a behind the scenes tour of the local distilleries and offer you a glimpse into the world of the best producers in the area. The culinary scene on this small island may have a bad reputation but it is quite diverse. If a cookery school or a tasting tour is of interest, we know the best ones around. Your itinerary can be filled with attractions and activities or it can be quite relaxed. Let us know what appeals to you and we will craft a custom itinerary filled with experiences that match your travel style.

Explore the Slieve Bloom Mountains
Dublin & the East of Ireland, Ireland
The Slieve Bloom Mountains near Ballyfin are among the least explored areas in Ireland, and are fantastic to explore by foot with a guide, from quaint villages in the foothills to views stretching across half the counties in Ireland at the top.

Fishing Lough Corrib
Galway, Connemara and the West, Ireland
From fly fishing lessons to half and full day trips, enjoy an exciting fishing experience at Lough Corrib aboard 19ft hand-crafted wooden boats.

Glenveagh National Park
Donegal, Ireland
Situated in the Northwest of Co. Donegal, Glenveagh National Park encompasses a remote tract of wilderness in the heart of the Derryveagh Mountains, ideal for walking and exploring.

Heywood Lutyens Gardens
Dublin & the East of Ireland, Ireland
Set among 50 acres of formal gardens and exquisitely romantic landscaped lakes and woodland just outside Dublin, Heywood is one of Ireland’s great gardens. Any garden lover staying in Dublin should make a special point of visiting Heywood.

The Ring of Connemara
Galway, Connemara and the West, Ireland
The Ring of Connemara is a circuit taking you through the wild beauty of Galway and Mayo. Famed for its lakes, mountains and rivers, the breathtaking scenery and isolated crofts and abbeys provide a stunning glimpse of rural Ireland.

Boating on the Lake at Ballyfin
Dublin & the East of Ireland, Ireland
Enjoy a leisurely boat trip on Ballyfin's lake or have the Butler take you out while you relax and enjoy the scenery. With a Ballyfin picnic on board, and a shady tree on the banks under which to consume it, you will be in heaven.

Discover Cong
Galway, Connemara and the West, Ireland
Cong is a village on the borders of Counties Mayo and Galway. Situated on an island formed by a number of streams, Cong is famous for its medieval abbey and as the location for the Oscar-winning movie The Quiet Man, starring John Wayne.

Horse-drawn carriage ride in Dublin
Dublin & the East of Ireland, Ireland
The charming carriages line the edge of St Stephen's Green and the chatty drivers and their sturdy horses make for a relaxing way to sightsee.

Irish Farm and Sheep Dog Herding
Connemara, Galway, Connemara and the West, Ireland
Head out for a day on the farm to experience first hand the intriguing art of sheepdog farming and watch in awe as the farmer and pup work together seamlessly as the perfect team to corral the wandering sheep.

Sea Kayaking
Enjoy a sea kayaking adventure as you enjoy the beautiful Irish coastline , navigating sheltered waters to hidden coves. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife such as puffins or seals whilst listening to the calming lap of the ocean.

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