Enjoy the comfort and convenience of a private driver, your personal guide to the historical heartbeat of Ireland. They’ll expertly navigate the winding roads and share tales that breathe life into your journey, ensuring every transfer is as informative as it is luxurious.
Your historic tour will be guided by a bespoke itinerary, meticulously planned to encompass Ireland’s most significant historical sites and stories. Tailored to your interests, it promises a deep dive into the Ireland of yesteryears, from ancient ruins to battlefields that shaped the nation.
Retire each evening to the finest luxury hotels, selected for their historical significance and modern comforts. With breakfast included, start each day with a sumptuous meal, often in a setting steeped in history, ready to embark on the day’s discoveries.
Your historic exploration is supported by a dedicated tour coordinator, available throughout your trip to ensure a seamless experience. They are your point of contact for any queries, providing peace of mind that every detail is taken care of.
Step beyond the pages of history books with sightseeing and excursions that bring Ireland’s storied past to life. From guided tours of ancient castles to walks through medieval towns, each activity is chosen to enrich your understanding and appreciation of Ireland’s historical wonders.
Dromoland Castle is a pinnacle of luxury, nestled in the lush landscapes of County Clare. This regal hotel, once the residence of Gaelic royalty, now offers guests a taste of noble living with its opulent decor, world-class golf course, and historical grandeur that has been meticulously preserved and infused with modern elegance.
Enveloped by the serene beauty of Donegal’s woodland and lakes, Lough Eske Castle hotel is a restored 17th-century castle offering a tranquil retreat. Its storied walls provide a sumptuous sanctuary where guests can enjoy contemporary luxury with a touch of historical charm.
Ashford Castle in County Mayo is more than a hotel; it is a historic landmark, a former estate of the Guinness family, offering an immersive, aristocratic experience amidst the wild beauty of the west of Ireland. The castle’s grandeur is matched only by the exquisite attention to detail in service and accommodation.
Ballynahinch Castle in Connemara stands as a bastion of heritage luxury, with rooms that offer breath-taking views of the river and woodlands. It’s a haven for those seeking relaxation in a setting that is both majestic and intimately connected to the surrounding landscape.
Blarney Castle, home to the legendary Blarney Stone, is a monument to medieval might and eloquence. Kiss the stone and be endowed with the gift of gab. This castle is a cornerstone of Irish history and just one example of the rich heritage that Ireland boasts.
Bunratty Castle is a striking feat of medieval architecture in County Clare. Renowned for its authentic furnishings and tapestries, the castle offers a vivid glimpse into the grandeur of the past, complete with a traditional folk park that brings Irish history to vibrant life.
The Rock of Cashel, also known as St. Patrick’s Rock, is an iconic historical site in County Tipperary. With its impressive collection of medieval buildings and Celtic art, it stands as a testament to Ireland’s ecclesiastical history and offers panoramic views of the Irish countryside.
Perched on the dramatic coastal cliffs of County Antrim, Dunluce Castle is steeped in myths and legends. The ruins evoke images of medieval battles and offer a haunting beauty that is as unforgettable as the tales that surround it.
Brú na Bóinne in County Meath is one of the world’s most important prehistoric landscapes, featuring the ancient passage tombs of Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth. The complex stands as a testament to the ingenuity of Neolithic man, with a history that predates the pyramids.
The Hill of Tara, known as the seat of the High Kings of Ireland, is a place shrouded in myth and history. It’s a sacred site that offers a connection to Ireland’s ancient past and commands sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
These historical sites are just a fraction of what Ireland has to offer. Each one tells a story of a bygone era, and together, they weave a narrative of a land rich in history and legend. With Private Tours Ireland, every history enthusiast can embark on a bespoke journey through these and many other storied locales, each itinerary crafted to reflect the unique interests and curiosities of our clients.
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Our historic tours start from £5000 per person, providing a premium journey through Ireland’s rich past with exclusive access to some of the country’s most treasured historical sites.
This excludes:
International Air Fare, Travel Insurance, Gratuities, Lunch and Dinner, Beverages, All items of a personal nature, Laundry.
In Ireland, tipping is usually at your discretion; however, it is customary to offer a 10-15% gratuity in restaurants and for personal services if you’re pleased with the service provided.
The best time to travel to Ireland is during the late spring to early autumn months, from May to September, when you can enjoy milder weather and the beautiful Irish countryside in full bloom.
Most of our clients prefer to fly into Dublin due to its broad range of international flights, but Shannon and Belfast are also excellent options depending on your tour’s itinerary.
Ireland is home to more than 30,000 castles and castle ruins, each with its own unique story and historical significance, showcasing the country’s long and tumultuous history.
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