Ireland’s Ancient East 6-Night 4-Star & 5-Star Honeymoon

Visit the House of Waterford Crystal, and see firsthand the process of making Ireland’s most iconic artistic exports. 

It’s rare to find a place like Faithlegg. A precious gem wrapped up in nature, immersed in pure tranquility. Discover history
around every corner.

Cork City is one of Ireland’s most friendly and welcoming cities. The shopping and commercial capital of the south, it still manages to retain the pleasant charm and friendliness of a country town. Like the rest of the Cork area, food and restaurants are an important feature of the city.

Hayfield Manor, Cork’s premier 5 star hotel, provides all the charm of a grand manor house, uniquely posed within twoacres of beautiful walled gardens in Cork’s historic university quarter, and just a pleasant stroll to the heart of Cork city

Explore the top sightseeing spots in Cork City, at your own pace! This tour provides transport around the city, where you can choose to get on and off as you wish.

Kilkenny is famous for many things: its majestic castle; a bustling crafts industry; cobbled lanes and secret passages; 1,000 years of history and vibrant festivals.

A luxurious five-star hotel in the medieval heart of Ireland, Kilkenny. Lyrath Estate is celebrated for its gorgeous grounds that are spread across 170 acres of Irish countryside, complete with picturesque lakes, historic gardens, and emerald woodlands

Dublin is one of Europe’s most vibrant cities. Over a thousand years old, the turbulent history and rich traditions of the city have inspired writers, artists and musicians down the ages. 

Located in the heart of Georgian Dublin steps away from Merrion Square, The Davenport is one of Dublin’s most iconic luxury hotels, offering guests an old-world experience of the Irish capital with every modern convenience needed for a comfortable stay.

The easiest way to go sightseeing in Dublin – hit all of the major attractions, and travel at your own pace

The Guinness Storehouse is Dublin’s most visited attraction and the home of one of Ireland’s best-known brands. Learn about the history of “the black stuff”, pull your own pint, and enjoy The Gravity Bar’s stunning panoramic views