Day 1. Sunday: An early start this morning as we make our way to the port of Holyhead for our relaxing and scenic crossing to Dublin. Upon arrival in Ireland’s vibrant capital, we travel to Smithfield, on the north side of the River Liffey, where we’ll settle in for a comfortable three-night stay at the Hampton by Hilton Dublin City.
Day 2. Monday: Today is yours to uncover the many layers of Dublin - a captivating city where ancient history blends seamlessly with vibrant modern life. Wander its charming streets, discover hidden gems, or dive into one of its most iconic attractions: the Guinness Storehouse. Housed in the original brewery, this immersive experience takes you through seven fascinating floors, tracing the story of Ireland’s world-famous stout. Along the way, explore interactive exhibits, vintage advertising, and brewing artefacts. The experience culminates at the stunning Gravity Bar, perched high above the city. Here, enjoy a perfectly poured pint while soaking in breathtaking 360-degree views across the Dublin skyline - an unforgettable highlight and a perfect way to toast your time in this spirited, welcoming city.
Day 3. Tuesday: Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore Dublin at your own pace. Whether you’re drawn to art, history, or lively local culture, the city offers something for everyone. Art enthusiasts will love the National Gallery of Ireland, home to an exceptional collection of European and Irish masterpieces. Just a short stroll away, EPIC - The Irish Emigration Museum tells the powerful story of the Irish diaspora and the millions who journeyed across the globe in search of a new life. Step into the historic heart of Trinity College, Dublin’s oldest university, and marvel at its striking architecture and famed Long Room library, home to the treasured Book of Kells. Or, for a family-friendly adventure, head to Dublin Zoo - one of the world’s oldest and most respected zoos, where over 400 animals roam across 70 acres of habitats.
Day 7. Wednesday: We depart early, journeying towards Dublin Port to begin the final leg of our adventure. Enjoy a full, hearty breakfast onboard the ferry as you relax and take in views. As the ferry sails away, we reflect on unforgettable memories made and the magic of Ireland that will stay with us long after we arrive home.
Passports: British or Irish citizens travelling on the Irish Sea routes do not need a passport to travel to Britain or Ireland but must have Photographic Identification. Useful means of identification when travelling on this route are passport, driving licence and a bus pass.
Travel Insurance: All passengers must be in possession of fully comprehensive travel insurance.
We require the full name and date of birth for all passengers travelling.
