Ireland at Easter 2026
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Ireland at Easter 2026
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This journey explores the great landscapes and cultural highlights of Ireland, with an itinerary designed to enjoy without rushing. It begins in Dublin, where you’ll have free time to get a feel for the city before heading north. In Belfast, you’ll discover its history and architecture, and from there continue along the spectacular Antrim Coast until reaching the Giant’s Causeway and its visitor centre.
In Derry, you’ll visit the Museum of Free Derry, essential for understanding Northern Ireland’s recent past. Further west, Connemara welcomes you with lakes and mountains before you visit Kylemore Abbey. In Galway—lively, musical, and full of character—you’ll spend two nights with dinner included. From there, you’ll visit the Cliffs of Moher, Bunratty Castle and its Folk Park. On the way back east, you’ll stop in Athlone and enjoy a tasting at a traditional whiskey distillery.
The tour is accompanied by a Spanish-speaking guide and includes breakfasts and dinners according to the programme. The order of visits may be adjusted for operational reasons, but everything listed is guaranteed.
If you’d like to read more about some of the places on the itinerary, you can take a look at the Giant’s Causeway.
This trip does not include flights. Single departure on 29 March 2026. Ask us about flights, insurance, and extra nights.
This tour is conducted in Spanish — ideal if you’re travelling with friends or family who don’t speak English.
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These are the highlights of the trip:
DublinBelfastGiant’s CausewayDerryDonegalConnemaraKylemore AbbeyGalwayThe BurrenCliffs of MoherBunratty CastleAthloneTemple BarDublinItinerary
Day 1 · Ireland at Easter 2026 begins in Dublin
The Ireland at Easter 2026 tour begins on arrival at Dublin Airport. Transfer to the hotel (not included, available with a supplement).
Rest of the day free to start discovering the city at your own pace.
Evening at leisure and overnight at a hotel in County Dublin.
Bed and Breakfast
Day 2 · Dublin – Belfast
Breakfast at the hotel. Panoramic tour of Dublin: Georgian houses, Trinity College, Merrion Square, Phoenix Park and more. Departure towards Northern Ireland and panoramic tour of Belfast including its City Hall and Queen’s University.
Evening at leisure and overnight in Belfast.
Bed and Breakfast
Day 3 · Antrim Coast – Giant’s Causeway – Derry – Donegal
Breakfast at the hotel. Drive along the spectacular Antrim Coast with a stop at Dunluce Castle. Visit to the Giant’s Causeway and its visitor centre. Continue to Derry and visit the Museum of Free Derry.
Dinner and overnight in Donegal.
Half Board
Day 4 · Connemara – Kylemore Abbey – Galway
Breakfast at the hotel. Departure towards the scenic region of Connemara, known for its lakes and mountains. Visit to Kylemore Abbey and its Gothic church. Continue to Galway, the “City of the Tribes”.
Dinner and overnight in Galway.
Half Board
Day 5 · Burren – Cliffs of Moher – Bunratty Castle – Galway
Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion to the Burren region and visit to the iconic Cliffs of Moher.
Entrance to Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Return to Galway. Dinner and overnight in Galway.
Important note for apple-tart lovers: Bunratty makes the best apple tart in the world — and yes, I’m saying that without falling back on the Irish habit of exaggerating things ever so slightly.
Half Board
Day 6 · Athlone – Distillery – Dublin
Breakfast at the hotel. Stop in Athlone to discover its medieval castle and typical Irish atmosphere. Visit to a whiskey distillery with tasting included.
Arrival in Dublin and stroll through the lively Temple Bar district.
Evening at leisure and overnight in Dublin.
Bed and Breakfast
Day 7 · Dublin – End of the Ireland at Easter 2026 tour
Breakfast at the hotel. Free time depending on flight schedule. End of our services.
Breakfast
Departures
Ireland at Easter 2026 Departure
This trip does not include flights.
Single departure on 29th March 2026.
Ask us for flight options, insurance, and extra nights.
Selected hotels or similar
Ireland at Easter 2026 suggested hotels
Suggested Accommodation
- Dublin City: Academy Plaza 3* / Travelodge Plus City Centre 3* / similar (2 nights, bed and breakfast)
- Belfast City: Holiday Inn Belfast 4* / similar (1 night, bed and breakfast)
- Donegal: Station House Hotel Letterkenny 3* / similar (1 night, half board)
- Galway: Clybaun Hotel 4* / Connacht Hotel 3* / similar (2 nights, half board)
Price includes
- 6 nights in 3*/4* hotels in a double room with private bathroom.
- 6 Irish breakfasts in the hotels.
- 3 three-course dinners in the hotels (starter, main course, dessert, tea/coffee) from Day 2 to Day 5.
- Panoramic sightseeing tours in Dublin and Belfast.
- Entrance fees and visits to:
- Giant’s Causeway (including visitor centre)
- Museum of Free Derry
- Kylemore Abbey
- Cliffs of Moher
- Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
- Whiskey distillery (with tasting)
- Coach transportation during the tour (from Day 2 to Day 6).
- Spanish-speaking guide:
- Assistance at the hotel on Day 1 (for arrivals between 10:00 and 20:00).
- Accompanying the group from Day 2 to Day 6.
- Local taxes and charges.
Price does not include
- International return flights to Dublin.
- Arrival and departure transfers airport ↔ hotel (optional, with supplement and prior reservation).
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary (dinners on Days 1, 2, 6 and 7; lunches on all days).
- Drinks with meals.
- Optional Irish music and dance evening (if offered by the guide).
- Tips for the guide and driver (recommended: €3–5 pp/day for the guide and €3 pp/day for the driver, payable in cash).
- Personal expenses (telephone, laundry, minibar, etc.).
- Optional services or additional excursions not specified as included.
- Travel insurance (highly recommended but not included).
Remarks
- Transfers: not included by default. Must be booked at least 4 weeks in advance; subject to availability and supplement.
- Guide assistance: available on Day 1 for arrivals between 10:00 and 20:00; after that time a message will be left at reception.
- Single rooms: limited and smaller than double rooms. Supplement applies.
- Triple rooms: always 1 double bed + 1 single bed, subject to availability.
- Child policy: maximum 1 child aged 2–11 sharing with 2 adults. Children under 2 stay free (meals not included). Minors are not allowed in pubs after 21:00.
- Itinerary order: may be adjusted due to hotel availability or operational reasons, without altering the programme content.
- Tips: recommended average €3–5 pp/day for the guide and €3 pp/day for the driver, payable in cash.
- Optional show: the guide may offer an evening of traditional Irish music and dance in Dublin (not included, payable in cash).
- Northern Ireland ETA: from 2025 an ETA authorisation will be required to enter Northern Ireland, even when travelling via Dublin. Valid passport required.
- Ireland at Easter 2026 programme valid: departure 29 March. Limited places.
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