8 Day Kingdom of Rebels

Kingdom of Rebels begins in Dublin and finishes in Galway, travelling through Ireland’s Ancient East, Cork, Kerry, County Clare and the Aran Islands.

The group meets beside the Molly Malone statue in Dublin city centre. Your exact meeting time and full joining instructions will be included in your pre-departure information.

The tour returns to Galway following the day’s journey through Connemara and visit to Kylemore Abbey. The exact finishing time and location will be confirmed closer to departure.

Seven nights are included, with stays in Kilkenny, Kinsale, Killarney, Dingle, Doolin and Galway, including two nights in Dingle.

We use carefully selected hotels and guesthouses offering comfort, character and convenient locations. Properties may vary between departures depending on availability.

The tour is limited to a maximum of 15 guests, creating a friendly atmosphere with more time for questions, conversations and spontaneous stops.

You will travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned Mercedes mini-coach, ideally suited to Ireland’s smaller towns, country roads and coastal routes.

Seven breakfasts are included as well as a welcome dinner and a farewell dinner. Lunches, other evening meals and drinks are not included, allowing you to choose where and what you would like to eat.

Yes. The tour combines stunning scenery with stories of Ireland’s history, folklore, and culture, particularly in regions known for strong Irish identity and traditions.

Hotels and restaurants can accommodate common dietary requirements when notified in advance. Please provide full details when booking, particularly if you have a serious food allergy.

Included highlights feature Glendalough, falconry, the Rock of Cashel, Blarney Castle, a Kinsale walking tour, the Gap of Dunloe jaunting, Dingle Distillery, a private music concert, the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands and Kylemore Abbey.

The tour has a relaxed pace with a moderate amount of activity. Guests should be comfortable walking on cobbled streets, farm tracks and uneven ground, as well as getting on and off the mini-coach regularly.

No previous experience is required. The falconry experience is guided by trained professionals and is designed to be enjoyable for complete beginners.

Guests can choose between sea kayaking and a sea safari. Both offer a memorable view of the Dingle coastline, but the final operation of each activity is subject to sea and weather conditions.

No previous kayaking experience is normally required. Safety equipment and guidance are provided, although guests should be comfortable around water and follow the activity provider’s instructions.

Not at all. You can still enjoy learning about the distillery and its production methods without taking part in the tasting. A non-alcoholic alternative may be available.

You can choose to explore by bicycle, e-bike or minibus. This allows you to select the option that best suits your preferred pace and level of activity.

Yes. The ferry from Doolin to Inis Mór and the onward sailing to Galway are included in the tour price.

Sailings depend on Atlantic weather and sea conditions. If the ferry cannot operate safely, your guide will arrange the best available alternative experience.

Weather permitting, you will visit the clifftop viewing area before later sailing beneath the Cliffs of Moher on the journey from Inis Mór to Galway.

Yes. The itinerary includes free time in places such as Kilkenny, Kinsale, Killarney, Dingle and Galway, allowing you to browse, enjoy a local café or explore independently.

Bring comfortable walking shoes, warm layers and a waterproof jacket. A small day bag, reusable water bottle and sun protection are also useful, as Irish weather can change quickly.

Absolutely. Small-group touring is a friendly and sociable way to experience Ireland, and many guests join independently. Single rooms are available for an additional supplement, subject to availability.

Our 8-day Kingdom of Rebels tour allows travellers to fully experience the landscapes, culture, and history of Ireland’s southwest at a relaxed pace, while still finishing in Galway for convenient travel connections.

Tours usually finish in the afternoon, around 4-5pm allowing time for onward travel or additional nights in the city.

Tours usually finish in the afternoon, around 4-5pm allowing time for onward travel or additional nights in the city.