Dublin & County Kerry, Ireland - 7 Days Itinerary

Arrive in Dublin & Check-in

Arrive at Dublin Airport (DUB), make your way to your accommodation in central Dublin, and check in.

Settle in and prepare for your city exploration.

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology

Explore Ireland's rich archaeological heritage, home to impressive gold artifacts, Viking treasures, and ancient bog bodies.

Admission is free. A great way to immerse yourselves in Irish history.

Dublin LGBTQ Pride Tour

Take a stroll through the streets of Dublin and explore incredible figures of Ireland’s Queer History, from revolutionaries to civil rights agitators.

This walking tour offers a unique perspective on Dublin's social history. Booking is recommended.

Dinner in Temple Bar

Enjoy a casual dinner in the bustling Temple Bar district, known for its lively atmosphere and traditional pubs.

Many restaurants offer student-friendly options. Expect it to be lively.

Experience Glasnevin Cemetery

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5 million people preserved at Ireland's National Cemetery, a beautifully restored Victorian cemetery featuring monuments to Ireland's past.

Consider joining a guided tour for deeper insights into Irish history and notable figures. Admission varies for tours, general entry might be free.

Lunch near O'Connell Street

Grab lunch at one of the many cafes or eateries around O'Connell Street, a central hub in Dublin.

Visit St. Patrick's Cathedral

Explore Ireland's largest cathedral, a significant part of Dublin's history and architecture.

Check for student discounts on entry tickets.

Guinness Storehouse Experience

Take a self-guided tour of the iconic Guinness Storehouse, learn about the history of Guinness, and enjoy a pint with panoramic city views from the Gravity Bar.

Book tickets online in advance to secure your spot and potentially get student discounts. It's a popular attraction.

Traditional Irish Pub Night

Experience Dublin's vibrant pub culture with live traditional Irish music.

Many pubs in the city center offer free music sessions.

Enjoy the craic (fun) and soak in the atmosphere. Minors may not be allowed in some pubs after a certain hour or might need to be accompanied.

Travel from Dublin to Killarney

Take a train or bus from Dublin to Killarney, a picturesque town in County Kerry, often considered the gateway to the Ring of Kerry.

Enjoy the scenic Irish countryside during your journey.

Lunch in Killarney

Enjoy a well-deserved lunch in Killarney town center, with many traditional pubs and cafes to choose from.

Explore Killarney Town

Wander through the charming streets of Killarney, visit local shops, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this popular tourist town.

Killarney is a great base for exploring the Ring of Kerry and Killarney National Park.

Visit Ross Castle

Take a short walk or taxi to Ross Castle, a 15th-century tower house on the shores of Lough Leane, offering picturesque views.

Exterior views are stunning, interior tours may be available depending on the season (check opening hours for March).

Dinner in Killarney

Enjoy dinner at one of Killarney's many restaurants, offering a range of cuisines.

The Classic Ring of Kerry & Skellig Ring Tour

Embark on a private motor tour along the iconic Ring of Kerry, including the Skellig Ring, for breathtaking coastal views, charming villages, and rugged landscapes. Your guide will highlight the best spots.

This is a private tour, which can be shared among your group of three. Alternatively, you can opt for a larger group bus tour or rent a car for a more budget-friendly and flexible experience.

Lunch stop on Ring of Kerry

Enjoy lunch at a charming pub or cafe in one of the picturesque towns along the Ring of Kerry (e.

g., Waterville or Sneem).

Dinner & Relaxation in Killarney

After a long day of touring, relax and have dinner in Killarney.

Enjoy a hearty meal at a local restaurant.

4 Hours Dingle Peninsula Private Tour

Explore the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula with a private tour, allowing you to customize your experience and visit iconic spots like Slea Head Drive, stunning beaches, and ancient sites.

This region is renowned for its dramatic coastal beauty and Gaelic culture.

This is a private tour. Consider sharing the cost with your group. Alternatively, you can drive yourselves if you rent a car or take a local bus to Dingle town and explore parts of the peninsula from there.

Lunch in Dingle Town

Enjoy fresh seafood or traditional Irish fare in the charming and colorful town of Dingle, known for its unique shops and lively atmosphere.

Relax or Explore Killarney

Return to Killarney and enjoy some free time to relax, do some souvenir shopping, or explore any parts of the town you missed.

Farewell Dinner in Killarney

Enjoy your last dinner in Killarney, perhaps at a pub with traditional music, reflecting on your adventures in the southwest of Ireland.

4 Hours Dingle Peninsula Private Tour

Explore the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula, one of the world's most picturesque locations, with an acclaimed tour guide.

This private tour is perfect for highlighting the magnificent settings and ensures you make the most of your visit.

Remember to book this tour in advance. The Dingle Peninsula offers stunning views, historic sites, and a unique cultural experience. Wear comfortable shoes and bring rain gear.

Lunch in Dingle Town

Enjoy a casual lunch in the charming fishing town of Dingle.

Explore local cafes and pubs offering fresh seafood and traditional Irish fare.

Try some local fish and chips or a hearty pub lunch. Dingle is known for its culinary scene.

Explore Dingle Town

Wander through the colourful streets of Dingle, browse unique artisan shops, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this picturesque town. You might even spot Fungie's statue!

Visit some of the local craft shops or art galleries. Dingle is very walkable.

Dinner in Killarney

Enjoy a farewell dinner in Killarney, reflecting on your adventures in County Kerry.

Killarney offers a wide range of restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes and budgets. Consider a traditional Irish pub for live music.

Travel from Killarney to Dublin

Embark on a scenic journey back to Dublin by bus.

This will take a significant portion of the morning, offering views of the Irish countryside.

Lunch in Dublin

Grab a quick lunch upon arrival in Dublin city centre before continuing with your final day's activities.

Many cafes and eateries are available around the main bus stations or central Dublin.

Experience Glasnevin - Ireland's National Cemetery

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5 million people faithfully preserved at Ireland's largest burial place, a beautifully restored Victorian cemetery featuring epic monuments to its past. From poets to presidents, it's a profound historical experience.

Tours are available and highly recommended to fully appreciate the historical significance. Check for Sunday opening hours.

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology

Visit the national repository for all archaeological objects found in Ireland, home to over two million artefacts.

Explore permanent exhibitions showcasing Ireland's ancient past.

Admission is free. A great opportunity to delve deeper into Ireland's rich history. Check Sunday closing times.

Farewell Dinner in Dublin

Enjoy a final dinner in Dublin, celebrating your fantastic week-long trip across Ireland.

Choose a restaurant near your departure point or a traditional pub for one last taste of Irish hospitality.