Departing June 5th for 3 nights from Dublin City and staying at Hotel Minella

Your tour includes tea/coffee and scones en-route, a trip on the Suir Valley Railway, a visit to Waterford Crystal plus a scenic drive along the Copper Coast, and a guided tour of Bishop’s Palace with breakfast each morning and a meal each evening. Departing Dublin City & Kildare

Visit some of Galway’s top attractions over three days on our coach tour with breakfast each morning and a meal each evening departing from Cork City.

Visit some of Galway’s top attractions over three days on our coach tour with breakfast each morning and a meal each evening departing from Dublin City.

Need an end of year activity? Take a school tour on our open top double decker bus with a group of 25 students for only €250. Other group options are also available.

Day tours include a full day coach hire with driver, plus a personalised itinerary to your chosen destination! With so many attractions and activities around Ireland, we can provide your school group with a full day package, including coach hire and entrance fees.

Situated in the south east corner of Ireland, Co. Wexford has a wonderful mix of mountainous scenery and river valleys. Prepare to explore this cornerstone of Ireland’s Ancient East, rich Norman and Viking heritage on our 2-day tour.

Discover Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, with this 2-day tour. Waterford is Ireland’s oldest city – it celebrated its 1100th anniversary in 2014 – with a history that dates back to Viking times. It retains vestiges of its Viking and Norman past in the narrow streets and town walls of the ‘Viking Triangle’

Discover Belfast City with this 2-night package! Belfast City is a former powerhouse with a troubled past. Most famous for its link to the SS Titanic but Belfast has so much more history including Crumlin Road Gaol.

Discover the best of the north with our 3-day tour to Belfast and Derry City! Derry City is the only walled city in Ireland and is a must see when in Northern Ireland. The walls, which were built between 1613-1618, are still beautifully intact, they now form a walkway around Derry’s inner city. You can also explore historic Belfast.