True Europe Presents
Ireland, rich in history, is known for its iconic landmarks and stunning surroundings, including beaches and mountains where you can enjoy the scenery at your own pace. With an oceanic climate, Ireland offers a comfortable environment to explore bustling cities in winter and beautiful coastlines in summer. From the vibrant urban life of Dublin to the natural wonder of the UNESCO-protected Giant’s Causeway, Ireland blends cultural traditions with opportunities to connect with nature. Perfect for families seeking iconic archaeological monuments, couples desiring a cosy stay by the fire, or solo travellers looking for exploration, Ireland reveals its true self with no secrets.
Travelling to Ireland with True
Our specialist Molly is Irish born and bred, spending childhood summers exploring the coastlines. With decades of experience, she has the ultimate local insight to design a customised, private Irish trip like no other.
Our travel design process starts with you and your ideas, each trip created from a blank piece of paper.
Our Europe specialists have created a selection of example itineraries to provide a sense of what can be crafted for you in Ireland.
5 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £4,200pp
Explore Ireland’s distinctive landscape, encompassing the Twelve Ben mountain range, the renowned cliffs of Moher, and Roundstone Bay’s seal colony, with a castle as your central accommodation.
15 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £12,100pp
Explore Ireland’s rich history through visits to iconic landmarks while marvelling at the surrounding natural landscape, encompassing beaches, mountains, and the distinctive rock formations of the UNESCO-protected Giant’s Causeway.
6 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £4,200pp
Visit Dublin for an effortless blend of a vibrant capital city and the tranquil countryside. Combine a trip to the bustling city centre, exploring historic landmarks, with a retreat to the glorious Irish countryside by staying in a prestigious country house.
11 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £5,500pp
Explore the bustling cities of both Ireland and Northern Ireland to diconic historic landmarks and an array of thrilling outdoor activities such as archery and falconry.
Duration: 5 Days
Guide Price: £4,200pp
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Explore Ireland’s distinctive landscape, encompassing the Twelve Ben mountain range, the renowned cliffs of Moher, and Roundstone Bay’s seal colony, with a castle as your central accommodation.
Duration: 15 Days
Guide Price: £12,100pp
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Explore Ireland’s rich history through visits to iconic landmarks while marvelling at the surrounding natural landscape, encompassing beaches, mountains, and the distinctive rock formations of the UNESCO-protected Giant’s Causeway.
Duration: 6 Days
Guide Price: £4,200pp
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Visit Dublin for an effortless blend of a vibrant capital city and the tranquil countryside. Combine a trip to the bustling city centre, exploring historic landmarks, with a retreat to the glorious Irish countryside by staying in a prestigious country house.
Duration: 11 Days
Guide Price: £5,500pp
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Explore the bustling cities of both Ireland and Northern Ireland to diconic historic landmarks and an array of thrilling outdoor activities such as archery and falconry.
Duration: 22 Days
Guide Price: £20,800pp
Embark on the ultimate British Isles and Ireland tour on an unforgettable trip. Visit the spectacular and diverse landscapes of England and Ireland, featuring thriving urban cities, the luscious countryside and beautiful coastlines.
The foundations of a memorable holiday are the experiences and Ireland has an abundance of activities to make each itinerary special.
Gregans Castle Hotel is situated in the heart of the breathtaking Burren on Ireland’s west coast.
Nestled in the heart of Dublin’s vibrant city centre, The Merrion stands as a beacon of refined luxury, proudly belonging to The Leading Hotels of the World.
Set within 840 acres of pristine parkland, Adare Manor instantly embraces you in Irish hospitality, with each visit feeling like a homecoming.
Home to Ireland’s most iconic scenery – a medley of cliffs being bashed by the Atlantic and stretches of sand perfect for blustery walks in Autumn and brave swims in summer. Colourful Killarney, where pubs hum with Irish music and shops sell Irish fare, backs onto Killarny National Park, and makes a perfect base to explore. The park is perfect for activities like hiking, cycling, boating, fishing, or riding in a horse-drawn jaunting car.
At the north of the park, below Torc Mountain, let the relaxing sound of cascading waters guide you to the beautiful Torc Waterfall. Or, venture even further and catch a boat across Lough Leane to the quiet Innisfallen Island, home to a small 12th-century church of red sandstone. Those looking for a physical challenge should head to the top of the hauntingly named Cardiac Hill. Back to the coast, the Dingle Peninsula is a pocket-sized and unapologetically Irish (wild and woolly) place to explore.
Our team of Europe specialists live and breathe European adventures, always looking for the next hidden gem, so you can be assured you will be in the best hands when planning your trip. They will look after you start to finish using their expert knowledge to give you a holiday to remember.
Molly grew up in Northern Ireland and spent her summers on the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland which inspired her love for all things Europe. Having visited almost every country in the continent, her knowledge of the luxury market in this region is unrivalled.
Emily has been using her fastidious organisation skills to seek the road less travelled for the last 5 years. Having fined tuned her expertise as a Travel Tailor first, Emily now designs trips across Europe.
Annabel naturally loved to explore Europe, even before embarking on her career in luxury travel. Having spent time working for some of London’s finest hotels, Annabel’s passion is to help others explore the region in comfort and style.
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