isiting Ireland for a short stay, explore a little of our superb rural countryside made famous in film and song, by arranging one of our professionally guided half or full day Chauffeur Tours. We collect you and escort you thoughout. To book either call 0857394081, or 'Ask For A Quote' below before of your chosen day. As pick up locations and group size vary, we organise all quotes on request. You can download your chosen tour itinerary as a Pdf file direct to your phone, or print them out for your Hotel Concierge to make arrangements.
If you've ideas of your own, people to meet or things to see, we can escort you throughout your day. Simply phone 0857394081 or email your travel plans - click below.
Enjoy a great day out in West Clare on this superb excursion to the world renown Cliffs of Moher and the UNSECO World Heritage Park ‘The Burren’
Discover Ireland’s diverse heritage from the Bronze Age to Medieval Castles along with the fine Georgian Architecture of Limerick City.
Stunning views await all visitors to the Kerry National Park. From rustic coastal towns, mountains that tower high above from the raging Atlantic you'll be enchanted.
The Shannon, Irelands great river, has sustained rural town life throughout time, discover its significant importance for trade along with Dolphin watching too !
Explore the rich maritime heritage of Cork City, 'Kiss the famous Blarney Stone', and in the afternoon visit the quaint busy harbour town of Kinsale.
Dingle's Harbour frontage delights all visitors with its rugged coastal town atmosphere. A trip around Slea Head offers breathtaking views of the raging Atlantic!
Discover Ireland's Kings at 'The Rock', and visit Ireland's oldest city Waterford, foundered by the ancient Vikings and now home to the famous Waterford Crystal.
Voted EU City of Culture 2020, Galway greets visitors to its vibrant maze of cobbled streets, bars, boutiques and eateries. The nearby 'Burren' is listed as a UNSECO Heritage Park.
Straddling the River Lee, Cork City offers visitors a very Venetian atmosphere. Scenic Cobh saw the Titanic set sail on its fated voyage, and nearby Midleton offers a sample of Jameson Whiskey
Explore rural Irish life at Ireland’s most popular visitor attraction outside of Dublin. With a 16th Century pub 'Durty Nellies' and a superb retail outlet close by, this makes for an excellent short trip.
Limerick is steeped in history from Viking settlers, through to the Medieval Ages and onwards to the leafy Georgian & Victorian suburbs. St John's Castles visitors centre, encapasualtes the whole story.
Situated near Herbertstown this idyllic lakeland setting offers visitors a glimpse into Ireland’s rich archelogical history. Stroll the woodlands, the ancient 'stone circle' and visitors centre.