Day 1 Afternoon ferry crossing via south Wales and overnight stop in the Waterford area.
Day 2 Travel to County Cork with a visit to Cobh, the final port of call for the Titanic before she met her fate in 1912. On then to Clonakilty, your base for 4 nights.
Day 3 A scenic journey via Mizen Head to Bantry for time at leisure, but not before a visit to Bantry House and its impressive treasures. On then to the harbour town of Glengariff for a boat trip to Garnish Island where visitors will see the effects of its unique micro climate and possibly its colony of seals.
Day 4 Today is at leisure to enjoy the facilities at the hotel and this friendly town. A leisurely walk will find you in the town centre with access to Clonakilty Distillery, West Cork Model Railway Village and Michael Collins House Museum. For the more adventurous, why not visit the Clonakilty Blackpudding Visitor Centre, whom make the most popular black pudding in Ireland with their secret recipe.
Day 5 Visit the vibrant city of Cork for shopping and sightseeing amongst the colourful buildings on the banks of the river. Visit the famous English Market selling Cork's artisan produce, and see the spectacular Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral. This afternoon visit Blarney Castle and for those wishing to, kiss the famous Blarney Stone.
Day 6 Head east towards your overnight hotel, enjoying the stunning Wild Atlantic Way along the way.
Day 7 Morning ferry crossing and homeward journey.
All tours are tailored to your requirements and can be adapted for travel by coach and/or air as you prefer. Occasionally itineraries change. Please see our current brochure or contact us for the latest version.