Looking for a lucky clover? You're in the right place. In this land where legends live large, lucky moments are tucked into every beautiful day of the trip. Go where luminous lakes spread out over verdant green hills and valleys, where castles are as common as pubs and the spoken word is like a song. Go where the linens are snowy crisp, the crystal sparkles, literature and music have thrived for centuries, and everywhere you feel the Irish spirit.

Go where the Vikings founded a city a thousand years ago. Dublin with its historical and cultural treasures still exudes the charms of the eighteenth century. And Killarney, surrounded by idyllic lakes, mountains, islands and waterfalls, is a wondrous town you will never forget.

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FROM DUBLIN

Belfast
Located on the Irish Sea, the capital of Northern Ireland is a thriving metropolis and an exciting mix of old and new. Travel the streets of Belfast and see splendid architecture including the Victorian Grand Opera House and the Edwardian City Hall as they mingle with their modern counterparts. Tour the remnants of Europe's largest ship building yards including the still working Harland and Wolff shipyard where the infamous Titanic was built. Enjoy free time to explore the bustling shopping street of Royal Avenue, lined with busy city squares and friendly pubs.

Glendalough
This historical monastic site was founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century on the lush, wooded slopes of the Wicklow Mountains. Explore the many ruins and well-preserved round tower of this ancient settlement. Continue through the Vale of Avoca, whose beauty was captured by the Irish poet Thomas Moore, to the charming hamlet of Avoca famous for its handwoven colorful tweeds.

Optional excursions featured, plus additional excursions will be available to purchase 45 days prior to departure, for an additional charge. Call for approximate prices. Scheduling is subject to change.

FROM KILLARNEY

Dingle Peninsula
Spectacular seascapes await you as you begin your trip through the Dingle Peninsula. Visit the extraordinary Inch Beach made famous by the movie Ryan's Daughter. Travel the Slea Head drive, one of Ireland's most scenic routes with wonderful views of the Blasket Islands. Explore fascinating antiquities from ancient Iron Age forts to early Christian huts and visit the lively, colorful village of Dingle.

Kinsale and Blarney
Visit Kinsale, one of Ireland's prettiest small towns with its maze of narrow streets lined with charming Georgian and Victorian buildings and quaint shops. Continue to historic Blarney Castle with its legendary stone, renowned for bestowing the gift of eloquence to all who kiss it, and the village of Blarney, home to the famous Blarney Woolen Mills.

Bantry Bay and Garinish Island
Travel south to the quaint town of Kenmare, located in one of the most pristine, natural environments in Europe. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of Bantry Bay as you continue over the Caha Pass to the village of Glengarriff, where you board a ferry for the island of Garinish. This small island was transformed into an exotic tropical garden in 1920; and framed by views of Bantry Bay, the superbly landscaped gardens are famous worldwide for their rare beauty. Return to colorful Kenmare for some exploring before traveling through the Killarney National Park, known as the most scenic part of the Ring of Kerry.

All local transportation and sightseeing are arranged by Global Destinations Management, Ltd. and operated by Terry Flynn Tours. Terry Flynn Tours may use other suppliers or providers to render the services.