Multi Day
Escorted Tours of Ireland...

Ireland end to end, built around its people, not a checklist of sights — sitting down with locals, hearing how they really live, and getting a version of Ireland far beyond the typical tourist stops.

Grá — Irish for love — follows you the whole way, on an itinerary shaped entirely around the two of you: waking to Atlantic views from a lighthouse keeper's cottage on Cape Clear, a hand-fasting blessing at Glendalough, and Newgrange's own ancient love story.

All four provinces in one journey — from Newgrange's 5,000-year-old passage tombs to a Belfast Black Cab tour through the city's murals and peace walls.

A slow trace of Ireland's coastline — east to south to west — through Wicklow, Kinsale, the hidden Beara Peninsula, the Cliffs of Moher and on to Galway.

For travelers who want Northern Ireland from the inside: meeting people like Tom, a Belfast Black Cab driver who lived the Troubles firsthand, and following back roads through glens and villages most tours skip.

Built around real people, not a list of sights: a Dingle crystal cutter, a Burren knitwear farmer, and a private walk down to the Cliffs of Moher through a Clare local's own kitchen garden — introductions only Little Gem can make.

Your own driver-guide takes you from Wicklow's mountains and Dublin's cobbled streets to the Wild Atlantic Way, Killarney National Park, and a night in Dingle where the music doesn't stop.

Along the Dingle Peninsula's Slea Head, across the Shannon by ferry, and up through the Burren's chocolatiers and perfumeries to the Cliffs of Moher and Galway.

The wild north, away from the crowds: Slieve League's cliffs, a quiet stop at W.B. Yeats' grave at Benbulben, the Giant's Causeway, and nightfall inside Derry's ancient walls — all at your own pace, with your own guide.

Seven days of Ireland's best stories, told by a guide who knows them firsthand — the ruins of Rock of Dunamase, Cobh's Titanic history, Kinsale's harbour, and a night of music in Dingle.

A tight loop through the north with your own private driver: the fishing boats of Ballintoy harbour, the myth-soaked stones of the Giant's Causeway, and a night inside Derry's walled city.

Five days, no two alike: the Rock of Cashel, Kinsale's harbour, the Cliffs of Moher, the wild beauty of Connemara, and a sheepdog demonstration on a real working Mayo farm — planned around you from the first call.

Stand where your family once stood — the actual parish, church, and graveyard — guided by genealogists and local experts who help piece the story together, then let the rest of Ireland unfold from there.

A blacksmith's forge glowing at midday, a farmer still cutting turf by hand, a Belfast cabbie who lived history firsthand — the Ireland only a family-run, local team can actually introduce you to.