Enjoy your traditional Irish breakfast and prepare for the day ahead.

Golf enthusiasts will embark on a journey to Waterville Golf Links Course, a jewel among Ireland's golfing crown. This premier course caters to all skill levels with five sets of tees ranging from 5370 to almost 7350 yards. Engage with every facet of your game as you navigate through a variety of terrains, from undulating dunes to coastal edges, under the influence of ever-shifting sea breezes. The course layout consists of four Par 3’s, ten Par 4’s, and four Par 5’s, each leading you in a different direction and presenting a unique set of challenges and scenic views. Notably, Waterville is free from blind shots, allowing a true test of your strategic play.

Meanwhile, non-golfers will delight in a day trip to the iconic Ring of Kerry and visit Portmagee & Skellig Experience (tickets are included). This 179km circular route is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, combining rugged coastlines with quaint rural villages. It's an immersive journey through the heart of Ireland's natural splendor and cultural heritage. Whether you're a golfer or not, the day promises unforgettable experiences in some of Ireland's most beautiful settings.

Included meals: Irish Breakfast
Accommodation: Randles Court Hotel

Following breakfast, the golfing adventure continues with a trip to the breathtaking Old Head Golf Links. This exclusive course, a jewel in Ireland's golfing crown, perched on a stunning headland stretching out over two miles into the Atlantic Ocean. The Old Head Golf Links offers unparalleled views and an unforgettable golfing experience.

Established in 1997, the course is renowned for its dramatic cliff-top setting, providing golfers not only with challenging but also visually spectacular holes. Each of the 18 holes showcases a unique aspect of the magnificent landscape, with the ever-changing sea breeze adding an extra layer of challenge to the game. This course is a testament to the beauty of links golf, offering a blend of thrilling play and natural beauty that is sure to leave a lasting impression on every golfer.

Non-golfers indulge in a captivating private historic walking expedition through Kinsale alongside our knowledgeable local guide (tickets are included). Immerse yourself in the storied past of the renowned Battle of Kinsale in 1601. Delight in an acclaimed and enjoyable exploration of the remarkable harbor fortifications and medieval walled town, gaining fascinating insights along the way.

Included meals: Irish Breakfast
Accommodation: Randles Court Hotel

After breakfast, golfers will be transferred to Ballybunion Golf Club, to play the world-class Old Course, previously ranked #7 in Golf Digest's "100 Best Courses Outside the USA". Established in 1893, the course stretches 6739 yards from the white tees, nestled between the sand dunes and the Atlantic Ocean. Bring your camera and get ready for some World-Class Links Golf!

Non-golfers will remain in Killarney for sightseeing and shopping. Visit the simply stunning Muckross House (tickets are included) and the 20-meter-high Torc Waterfall. Killarney offers an immersive Irish experience. Journey through timeless natural beauty, vibrant culture, and rich history. Savor the vibrant social life where lively music, great food, and welcoming pubs are infused with the warmth of a genuine welcome. Head to the historic Kate Kearney's Cottage for lunch (payable locally).

Included meals: Irish Breakfast
Accommodation: Randles Court Hotel

Today, the group takes a leisurely break from the greens to soak in the natural and historical wonders of the renowned Dingle Peninsula, just an hour's drive away after breakfast. While it's tempting to spend the entire day in the charming town of Dingle, known for its bohemian vibe, artistic spirit, and friendly locals—not to mention its unique hardware pubs where you can enjoy a pint and shop for wellies—the true essence of the peninsula lies just beyond.

Embark on a journey through 6,000 years of history set against the backdrop of the dramatic Kerry coastline, with its thunderous waves, brisk salty winds, and expansive skies. Explore the ancient Gallarus Oratory, a beautifully preserved early Christian church that sits majestically over Smerwick Harbour's azure waters. Wander down to Coumeenoole Beach, where the haunting beauty of the Blasket Islands unfolds in the distance. And don't miss the opportunity to traverse Conor Pass, Ireland's highest mountain road, offering panoramic views that encapsulate the sheer beauty of Ireland. In the Dingle Peninsula, every corner turned and every path taken leads to something exceptional.

Included meals: Irish Breakfast
Accommodation: Randles Court Hotel

Rise early and enjoy a hearty breakfast before bidding farewell to the splendid Randles Court Hotel. Guests will then embark on a journey to the esteemed Tralee Golf Club, a masterpiece of golfing terrain designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer. It's the first European course attributed to him, making it a special destination for any golf enthusiast.

Golfers will challenge themselves on this magnificent links course, known for its dramatic dunes, rolling fairways, and challenging rough. With cliff-top tees and greens, each hole offers a unique test of skill against the backdrop of stunning coastal views, so much so that Chicago District Golfer Magazine has likened its vistas to those of Pebble Beach.

Meanwhile, non-golfers will enjoy a visit to Bunratty Castle and Folk Park (tickets are included), the acclaimed 15th-century iconic Bunratty Castle - the most complete and authentic castle in Ireland. Hear and see how the lords and ladies of this castle lived; hear stories of battles and bravery and enjoy stunning views across the idyllic Clare countryside.

At the end of the day, all guests will be transferred to the Vaughan Lodge Hotel in Lahinch, setting the stage for the final two nights of your unforgettable journey. Here, comfort and hospitality await to ensure a restful stay as you reflect on the day's adventures and anticipate the concluding experiences of your tour.

Included meals: Irish Breakfast
Accommodation: Vaughan Lodge Hotel

Begin your day with a delightful breakfast at Vaughan Lodge, a testament to the warm hospitality extended by the Vaughan family over four generations.

All guests will visit the famous Cliffs of Moher in the morning. Named a UNESCO Global Geopark, the cliffs stand a staggering 214 meters tall.

Golfers will set out for their final tee time at the prestigious Lahinch Golf Club. With a history dating back to 1892 and stretching nearly 7,000 yards, Lahinch is a historic beacon in the world of golf. Renowned for its enchanting, rugged landscape and varied play, it's no wonder it's ranked #33 in "The Top 100 Golf Courses of the World" and was the proud host of the 2019 Irish Open. Prepare for a round that is as historical as it is exhilarating.

Meanwhile, non-golfers will embark on a scenic exploration of the Burren Region. This tour takes you through the moon-like terrain of the Burren, the historic Dunguaire Castle, the fascinating Aillwee Caves & Birds of Prey Centre, and the picturesque village of Doolin, with its stunning views of the Atlantic. It's a day filled with natural wonders and cultural insights.

As the day wanes, prepare for an evening of celebration. Enjoy an exclusive Private Irish Music Performance accompanied by a drinks reception. The farewell dinner will be a time of laughter, stories, and awards as our tour directors commemorate the unique experiences and achievements of your golfing journey. As you exchange stories and cheers with your fellow travelers, cherish these moments of camaraderie and the memories you've created together. You'll also be briefed on the details for your check-out and departure the following day, ensuring a smooth conclusion to your splendid Irish adventure.

Included meals: Irish Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Vaughan Lodge Hotel

Check-out of your room and say goodbye to Ireland.

You will be transferred back to the airport in time for your onwards flight home.

Included meals: Irish Breakfast