Don’t leave Dublin without taking some time to explore the country’s capital. Its historic quarter includes several cathedrals and churches, museums and art galleries, Georgian squares and gardens. Visit St-Patrick Cathedral, the patron saint of Ireland, Trinity College where the Book of Kells is located, and the Guinness Storehouse to learn about history and taste the most famous black beer. Drive to the county of Galway. Accommodation.

Day dedicated to exploring the inhospitable region of Connemara, the “Quiet Man” region. Granite mountains populated by herds of sheep, hundreds of lakes and small farms characterize this area. Visit Kylemore Abbey – a mansion built by the Pollacapul Lake over 300 years ago by Benedictine nuns. Accommodations in County Galway.

Journey to Kerry through the heart of County Clare – the Burren region, whose moonscape is known as the “rocky desert”. Continue along the coast to the Cliffs of Moher, impressive cliffs that reach a height of 700m above sea level; and through the farmlands of Limerick to Kerry. Accommodation in the area.

Complete visit through the west part of the island: Câmara de Lobos, Cabo Girão and Ribeira Brava (with stop), following by the coast through Ponta do Sol, Calheta, Prazeres and Fonte do Bispo towards Paul da Serra. Descent to Porto Moniz, place of the natural pools and lunch. The return to Funchal is made by the North coast: Seixal, São Vicente, Rosário and Encumeada. Lodging.

Departure via the Dingle Peninsula which has served as the setting for several films. The region is full of circular forts, high crosses and other centuries-old monuments. The scenery is astonishing, with highlights including Slea Head with stunning views of the Blasket Islands. Accommodation in the Limerick region.

Day back to Dublin. Say goodbye with a beer in one of the famous pubs of the city. Accommodation.

Return of the car at the airport and boarding and flight to Portugal. End of our services.