Welcome to Luxury Ireland Tours
You will be assigned an expert tour designer that will work with you to build your perfect vacation.
Exceptional attention to detail, organisation and care that delivers incredible memories every time.
Our Drivers possess an unrivalled knowledge of our enchanting lands.
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You may have a keen interest in Irish history and be looking to learn more about Ireland’s medieval past, or just want to experience staying in luxurious Irish castle, whatever your preference our team of expert tour designers will craft your perfect Irish tour.
We always go the extra mile. Just let us know the following key information and we will draft a unique itinerary:
No matter your request, from helicopter charter to exclusive whiskey tasting, we have access to the most exclusive experiences across Ireland.
Yes, we have a sister company, Luxury Scotland Tours, based in Edinburgh which specialises in the very best bespoke Scottish tour itineraries. It is very common for us to create Scotland and Ireland tours for our clients.
This depends on a number of factors, including tour duration, standard of hotel, activities, and time of travel. However, a 7-day tour which includes 4-star hotel accommodation starts from £2000 per person.
Tipping is not mandatory in Ireland, and you only tip for personal services such as restaurant service or golf caddies. The average tipping rate for these sorts of services is about 10%, although you may wish to tip more for exceptional service.
We suggest visiting Ireland between April and October. The weather is drier and warmer in spring and summer. May or June is a good time to visit, the weather will be warm but it will not be as busy as it is in peak season (July and August).
Our clients generally land in Dublin, from which all regions are easily accessible. Alternatively, Shannon airport is a good option if you are travelling to the west or south-west of the country.
This archaic coastal gem was built in the 1500s by the MacQuillan Family. Based in County Antrim, Dunluce is perched on clifftops looking over the choppy Atlantic Ocean. If you are a Game Of Throne’s ® fan, you may recognise Dunluce, which has been featured numerous times in the HBO series. The castle has steep drop offs at all sides and this served the castle well from a defence perspective. To get to the castle you must cross a dicey bridge from the mainland, which is not for the faint hearted! The castle has a visitor centre and you can tour around the ruined walls. Make sure to bring your camera, the views are exceptional.
One of Ireland’s grandest castles, Ashford was originally built in the 1200s. It has seen many brutal battles over the years, eventually becoming a hunting lodge before being sold to the Guinness family in 1852. Ashford Castle is now a luxury hotel resort, with sprawling gardens, picture perfect fountains, and a blend of Medieval and Victorian architecture. If you are looking for an overnight castle experience, we cannot recommend Ashford Castle highly enough.
This fortified tower house is built on the edge of Galway Bay. The castle has passed through various Irish clans but it was originally built by the Hynes Clan. The castle is now fully refurnished, with a splendid interior and equally impressive view from the castle across a glinting bay and beautiful Irish countryside. You can tour the castle and even enjoy a traditional medieval banquet.
Situated about 30 minutes from Dublin, Malahide Castle has been home to the Talbot Family for over 800 years. The castle is idyllically placed in 260 acres of manicured countryside. The castle is rumoured to be haunted and some proclaim it is the most haunted castle in the country. You can tour the castle and grounds throughout the year. An experienced tour guide will reveal the castles history, including insights into battles, architecture, and the names of the castle’s ghosts and ghouls.
Perfectly placed aside the River Martin, Blarney Castle dates back to the early 1200s. The castle was rebuilt in the 15th century by the notorious McCarthy family. You can tour the castle and gardens. However, the main attraction is the Blarney Stone, found at the very top of the castle. If kissed, this magical stone is said to give you “the gift of the gab”.