Enjoy a taste of the real Emerald Isle! A fascinating holiday of contrasting attractions, packed full of shamrock delight. Explore the best of the South East of Ireland, famous for its history, including medieval Kilkenny and Viking Waterford, as well as stunning scenery and welcoming cities.
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Regional departure by coach, then to Holyhead for the ferry to Ireland, and onward to Enniscorthy for a four-night stay.
Relax with a day at leisure, or why not join our optional excursion to the old Norse town of Wexford? Wexford was once known as Waesfjord – ‘the harbour of the mud flats’ – and boasts narrow winding streets, a picturesque harbour, and lively pubs and hostelries. The town is situated where the River Slaney enters Wexford Harbour, once a thriving port.
We later continue to New Ross, a town steeped in history, where we will visit the Dunbrody Famine Ship. Actors in period costume narrate the story of the Irish famine emigrants on this authentic reproduction of an 1840's emigrant vessel.
with an extra experience
This morning, we head to the charming inland city of Kilkenny on our included excursion to Ireland’s medieval capital. Above the broad sweep of the River Nore sits the castle, while a pretty humpbacked stone bridge leads up into narrow, cheerful streets lined with carefully maintained buildings.
You'll have free time to explore the town at leisure. Be sure to visit Kilkenny Castle, or alternatively, join our optional walking tour – a popular and enjoyable way to get to know the medieval capital of Ireland.
with an extra experience
Visit the charming city of Waterford. Waterford is the oldest city in Ireland, first visited by the Vikings in 852 AD. The walled city has retained much of its medieval character together with the graceful buildings from its 18th century expansion.
The parameters of the 10th-century settlement can be clearly identified in The Viking Triangle – the ‘old town’ of the city. Here, you can admire Reginald's Tower, which is the most historic urban medieval monument in Ireland. Other prime examples of beautiful 18th-century architecture include the elegant Chamber of Commerce building, the City Hall and the Bishop's Palace.
This afternoon, we continue to Dublin. The city has plenty to delight even the most familiar visitor. Magnificent Georgian architecture adds drama to every moment. Live entertainments, charming distractions and tempting indulgences await around every corner.
Our optional sightseeing tour is a popular and enjoyable way to get to know the Ireland’s capital. We continue to our hotel on the outskirts of Dublin for an overnight stay.
with an extra experience
*2025 departures also include evening meal on the final evening. **Depending on departure time, breakfast on Day 6 may be on the ferry.
You will stay for four nights at 4-star Riverside Park in Enniscorthy.
Overnight stay will be on the outskirts of the Dublin area and will be in a city-style hotel.
Location: The Promenade , Enniscorthy, Co Wexford
The 4-star Riverside Park Hotel is nestled on the banks of the River Slaney in the picturesque town of Enniscorthy, Co Wexford overlooked by Enniscorthy Castle. The hotel has two restaurants; The Moorings, offering classic cuisine or The Alamo Steakhouse offering a wide variety of dishes. The Prom Bar has charming views of the River Slaney and features live music and entertainment.Need further information? Fill in our enquiry form and we'll get back to you as soon as we can
Single Room Supplement from £329.00
