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Ireland is castles, coastline, and pubs where someone is always playing music: Dublin's Georgian streets, the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher, and Galway's lively harbor. The best trips pair a couple of city nights with a loop through the west, and that's where routing and hotel choice matter. Fond Travels packages your flights from the US + hotels and books the whole trip by phone.

What an Ireland package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Dublin (DUB) or Shannon (SNN)
  • Hotels in Dublin, Killarney, Dingle, Galway, and Kilkenny — including castle-hotel stays
  • Rental car or private driver, airport transfers, and rail between Dublin and Cork or Galway
  • Guinness Storehouse and Book of Kells tickets, Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula drives, Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle

Best time to go

May–September brings the longest days and mildest weather; April and October are quieter and greener. March is festive for St. Patrick's Day but expect Dublin to be full.

Popular itineraries

  • Classic 8 days: Dublin ? Killarney (Ring of Kerry) ? Galway (Cliffs of Moher)
  • South & West: Dublin ? Kilkenny ? Cork/Kinsale ? Dingle ? Galway
  • Ireland + Northern Ireland: Dublin ? Belfast ? Causeway Coast

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FAQs

7–8 days covers Dublin plus the Ring of Kerry and Galway; 10 days lets you add Dingle, Kilkenny, or Northern Ireland without rushing.

US citizens don't need a visa for short stays; a valid passport is required. Ask us about current entry requirements before you go.

First-time Europe travelers, couples, and multi-generational families — no language barrier, easy driving distances, and castle hotels that feel special.

The west is best by car, but driving is on the left and roads are narrow; many of our clients choose a driver-guide or small-group coach for the Ring of Kerry. We'll set up whichever suits you.