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Ireland - Wild Atlantic Way

From:

October 25, 2025

To:

November 16, 2025

Join SueQ Travel for a breathtaking journey along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way! From the vibrant streets of Dublin to the charming coastal towns and awe-inspiring landscapes, this 23-day adventure is packed with historical sites, cultural experiences, and stunning natural beauty. Explore the Ring of Kerry, wander through the lively city of Galway, visit the iconic Cliffs of Mohr, and immerse yourself in the rich history of Connemara. With comfortable accommodations, delicious meals, and carefully curated attractions, this tour promises an unforgettable Irish experience. Book your spot today and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime!

Pricing

$13,400 per person

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Includes:

Does not include:

  • Meals not listed in the itinerary 

  • Activities listed as "optional"

  • Any personal expenses or purchases

  • Any travel arrangements prior to or after SueQ Travel tour

  • Visa and/or passport fees

  • Any gratuities for your SueQ Travel tour leader

  • Travel Insurance

  • Economy flights (from an airport within 250 miles of your home) 

  • Most meals (expressely stated in the itinerary)

  • Portable wifi for the group

  • Excursions to: 

    • Charles Fort (Kinsale)

    • Ring of Kerry (Kenmare)

    • Dingle Distillery (Dingle)

    • Blasket Islands Boat Trip (Dingle)

    • Slea Head Drive (Dingle)

    • Tralee Bay Wetlands (Tralee)

    • Cliff Paths (Ballybunion)

    • King John’s Castle (Limerick)

    • Hunt Museum (Limerick)

    • Cliffs of Moher (near Doolin)

    • Salthill Promenade (Galway)

    • Galway City Museum (Galway)

    • Trinity College and the Book of Kells (Dublin)

    • Alcock and Brown Landing Site (Clifden)

    • Great Western Greenway (Westport)

    • Westport House (Westport)

    • Yeats Society (Sligo)

    • Benbulben Mountain Views (Sligo)

    • Donegal Castle (Donegal)

    • City Walls (Derry)

    • Walking tour (Dublin)

  • Accommodations in a shared hotel rooms in Ireland

  • Transfers by your tour guide in a private vehicle (with other group travelers) from the airport on arrival day

  • Transfers by your tour guide in a private vehicle (with other group travelers) from the airport on arrival day

  • Tour Leader dedicated to enriching both individual and group experiences

Itinerary

Ireland - Wild Atlantic Way Adventure


Day 1: USA - Dublin
Our adventure begins as we fly across the Atlantic to the heart of the Emerald Isle. Pack your excitement and prepare for an unforgettable journey along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.


Day 2: Dublin (1 night)
Welcome to Dublin! After landing, we’ll get our bearings with a guided walking tour of this vibrant city. Explore iconic sites like Trinity College, the historic Temple Bar district, and the beautiful St. Stephen’s Green. We’ll wrap up with a cozy dinner and an early night to rest up for the road ahead.


Day 3: Dublin to Kinsale (1 night)
Onward to Kinsale, but first, a few must-see stops! Marvel at the legendary Rock of Cashel, known for its medieval splendor and rich history. Then, we’ll kiss the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle for the gift of gab. In the afternoon, we’ll arrive in the charming seaside town of Kinsale, famous for its colorful streets and foodie scene.


Day 4: Kinsale to Killarney (4 nights)
Our journey continues to Killarney, but first, we’ll visit Cobh, the last port of call for the Titanic. Delve into the Titanic Experience and uncover the stories of those who set sail from here. Arriving in Killarney, we’ll settle in for four nights of exploring the enchanting landscapes and rich culture of this beloved region.


Day 5: Killarney National Park
Today is all about the breathtaking beauty of Killarney National Park. We’ll visit the historic Muckross House and Gardens, stroll through woodlands to Torc Waterfall, and cap the evening with the captivating Celtic Steps show—an unmissable performance of traditional Irish music and dance.


Day 6: Ring of Kerry
We’ll embark on one of the most scenic drives in Ireland—The Ring of Kerry. From sweeping coastal views to charming villages, we’ll stop at the dramatic Kerry Cliffs for some of the most awe-inspiring vistas you’ll find anywhere in the world.


Day 7: Ring of Kerry
The adventure continues as we explore the mystical Gap of Dunloe. Whether you take a jaunting car ride or stroll through the rugged pass, the scenery here is simply magical. We’ll return to Killarney for a relaxed evening.


Day 8: Killarney to Dingle (1 night)
Off to Dingle, one of Ireland’s most beloved towns. We’ll traverse the famous Slea Head Drive, taking in the windswept coastline and ancient beehive huts. In Dingle, explore the quirky shops, sample fresh seafood, and maybe even catch some live traditional music in one of the cozy pubs.


Day 9: Dingle to Doolin (2 nights)
Today, we’ll journey north to Doolin, the gateway to the Cliffs of Moher. We’ll visit this iconic landmark and marvel at the dramatic cliffs plunging into the Atlantic Ocean. The evening is all about music—Doolin is famed for its traditional music sessions.


Day 10: Doolin
Adventure awaits as we explore The Burren, a unique limestone landscape dotted with ancient tombs like Poulnabrone. Then, saddle up for a horseback riding experience through the stunning countryside. In the afternoon, we’ll enjoy a captivating sheepdog demonstration—an authentic glimpse into Irish farming traditions.


Day 11: Doolin to Galway (3 nights)
Our next stop is the lively city of Galway. We’ll spend three nights here, using it as our base to explore both the city and the stunning Aran Islands. This evening, we’ll wander the cobblestone streets of the Latin Quarter, soaking in the bohemian vibe of this vibrant city.


Day 12: Galway (Aran Islands)
Today, we take a short flight to the Aran Islands, where time seems to stand still. Discover ancient forts, rugged cliffs, and a culture steeped in tradition. The island life is tranquil, yet rich in stories, and the views are simply unforgettable.


Day 13: Galway (Aran Islands)
Another day in the Aran Islands allows us to delve deeper into this unique part of Ireland. Whether it’s cycling around the island or visiting local craftspeople, today is all about soaking in the serene atmosphere and spectacular landscapes.


Day 14: Galway to Clifden (1 night)
Next, we head to Clifden, known as the capital of Connemara. The rugged landscapes here are nothing short of mesmerizing. We’ll visit the Alcock and Brown landing site, explore Connemara National Park, and settle into a warm, welcoming atmosphere for the night.


Day 15: Clifden to Downpatrick Head (1 night)
Our drive today takes us further north to the dramatic sea cliffs of Downpatrick Head. These cliffs offer sweeping views of the Atlantic, and the haunting sea stack of Dun Briste stands as a testament to nature’s power. In the evening, we’ll enjoy the serene beauty of this lesser-traveled area.


Day 16: Downpatrick Head to Sligo (1 night)
Off to Sligo, where we’ll walk in the footsteps of the great poet W.B. Yeats. Visit the famous Benbulben mountain and the serene beaches that inspired much of Yeats’ work. The evening can be spent in a traditional pub, soaking in the lively local atmosphere.


Day 17: Sligo to Bunbeg (2 nights)
Our road trip now takes us deep into the rugged beauty of Donegal. We’ll visit the haunting Bunbeg Wreck, a ship stranded on Magheraclogher Beach, now a striking piece of local history. Donegal’s wild landscapes and rich culture are sure to captivate you.


Day 18: Bunbeg
A full day in Donegal to explore more of this untamed region. Hike the cliffs, visit remote beaches, or take a scenic drive through the hills and glens. This is Ireland at its wildest and most beautiful.


Day 19: Bunbeg to Malin Head (1 night)
Today, we head to Malin Head, Ireland’s northernmost point. This rugged coastline is not only striking but also steeped in local legends. It’s the perfect spot for a reflective evening, taking in the raw beauty of the Atlantic waves crashing against the cliffs.


Day 20: Malin Head to Dublin (1 night)
We begin our return journey to Dublin, with a stop in Derry to explore the historic city walls and learn about its fascinating past. Back in Dublin, we’ll spend our final night reminiscing about the incredible journey we’ve shared.


Day 21: Dublin (1 night)
This day will be spent enjoying the city’s culture and heritage. Explore the Book of Kells at Trinity College, wander through the bustling markets.


Day 22: Dublin (1 night)
A relaxed day for last-minute shopping or revisiting favorite spots in Dublin. We’ll have our final group gathering this evening and savor a farewell dinner together, celebrating the friendships and memories we’ve made. This is a perfect time to reflect on this unforgettable adventure. 


Day 23: Departure from Dublin
With our bags packed and hearts full, we say goodbye to Ireland. As you board your flight back home, you’ll carry with you the stories, sights, and sounds of this magical land.


** Please note ** This is a preliminary itinerary that is subject to change! Once the trip is confirmed, exact timing and plans will be solidified.

Flight information

Once the trip is confirmed and initial downpayments are made, flights will be booked! 

  • The flights will be from an airport within 250 miles of your home address. 

  • You will be responsible to make sure you have all necessary travel documents. 

  • Any accommodations needed prior to your flight are not covered by SueQ Travel.

Pace

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Physical Activity

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Accommodation Style

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Destination Information

Group Size

This tour requires a minimum of 3 travelers and will accommodate up to 4 people, including the guide.


Travel Documents

Ensure you have a valid passport. Most countries require your passport to be valid for at least six months after your return date and have at least two consecutive blank pages. US and Canadian citizens do not require a visa for short stays in Ireland. Detailed information on travel requirements will be provided after final payment.


Air Travel Arrangements

Flights will be booked by SueQ Travel once the trip is confirmed and initial downpayments are made. 


Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is not included in the tour cost. It is your responsibility to choose the amount and type of coverage needed to recoup your travel investment in case of cancellation, inability to complete the tour, or operational issues. Refer to SueQ Travel Terms & Conditions for details on payment procedures if the tour cannot operate. SueQ Travel is not licensed to sell travel insurance. Highly recommended providers include Allianz Travel Insurance and TravelGuard.


Luggage Guidelines

Travel lightly, as most travelers regret overpacking. You may bring one medium-sized luggage plus one personal item (i.e., backpack or purse). All airlines enforce their own baggage policies. You are responsible for any excess baggage fees. Be prepared to handle your own luggage everywhere you go. Our main source of transportation will be in a private car, but you will still need to manage your luggage at various stops.  There is limited space in the vehicle for large loads of luggage.


Fitness

Suitable for travelers who enjoy light physical activities. This tour involves some walking, but mostly on flat terrain and at a leisurely pace. Approx. Walking Distance: 1-2 miles per day. Examples: City tours with occasional short walks, museum visits, gentle nature walks.


Health Standards

Ireland has excellent health and hygiene standards. No specific vaccinations are required, but ensure routine vaccinations are up-to-date.


Staying Connected

Each person will have their own portable wifi provided which they can connect to through the duration of the trip. Contact your cell phone provider about international plans, as most carriers offer flat daily rates. Manage data usage by using WiFi and communication apps like WhatsApp. Learn how to make international calls before you leave.


Adapters and Voltage

Purchase a universal adapter that supports various sockets/plugs. Verify your electronic devices' voltage requirements, as Ireland operates on 230V. Most modern electronics are multi-voltage; consult your owner's manual for details.


Cash and Cards

Budget for meals, snacks, drinks, shopping, and tips. Carry some cash for splitting bills and smaller purchases. Notify your credit card issuer about your travel dates. Use ATMs for cash, but be cautious as foreign countries may limit daily withdrawals. Know your PIN for both debit and credit cards. Credit cards are widely accepted, but be aware of foreign transaction fees. Choose local currency for transactions to avoid conversion fees.


Currency

Ireland uses the Euro (EUR).


Tipping

You are responsible for tipping waitstaff, porters, or other service providers at hotels or public locations. Tipping is not mandatory in Ireland, but a tip of around 10% for exceptional service is appreciated. Consider tipping your SueQ Travel Tour Leader $8-$10 per day for outstanding service, but this is entirely a personal preference.

Payment Information:


25% down payment due at the time of booking

Final payment due 90 days before travel.


Monthly payments can be set up.


If you have signed up for the trip and it is confirmed (meaning, we have the minimum number of travelers to go),  you will be responsible for the entire tour amount even if you cancel. 

This is part of the reason why travel insurance is so highly recommended!


Please refer to our terms and conditions for additional details.

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