Little Gem 10 - Reasons to try an Ancestry Tour of Ireland...
A Little Gem guest favourite is our personalised, ancestry trails of Ireland. Uncover your family roots and gain a deeper understanding of Ireland's history and culture. This highly personal addition to your family private tour of Ireland provides you with a completely unique, private Irish experience. Below we have put together our top 10 reasons to try our ancestry tour of Ireland along with lots of useful links...
1. Create more than a tour - A journey of self discovery and a more meaningful tour experience...
Taking part on an ancestry trail during your private tour of Ireland means more than a tour but a journey of self discovery. From the initial process of researching your family tree to the final stages of climbing through graveyards and knocking on doors, your ancestry tour will be an experience that will live with you for the rest of your life.
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2. Gain a deeper insight into yourself and your family roots...
To learn where your family roots are located and then to actually visit means developing a deeper understanding of yourself and your family. To learn that your ancestors grew up on a farm in the west of Ireland and being able to stand on the land which they worked is truly a moving experience. Have a read about some of our guests experiences on their personalised ancestry trails of Ireland.
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3. A shared, bonding family experience...
An ancestry tour of Ireland can be a fun and bonding experience for the whole family. From the grandchildren to the great-grandparents, a journey to the places of your ancestors will live long in the memory of the entire family.
4. A personalised & unique perspective of Ireland...
There is no more personalised tour experience than an ancestry tour. As well as getting in the main attractions you will also get to places that no other tourists will get to see. These hidden gem moments can often offer deep insights into Ireland that other tourists following the main tourist trail will miss.