Luxury Irish Castles & Hotels Tour (6 Night)

The journey from Shannon to Dingle will take you in the region two hours and 3o minutes to complete but there is plenty of stops en-route to keep you and the kids amused! Very close to Shannon you will find Medieval Bunratty Castle and its informative folk park. One of Ireland’s best family attractions, the fortress was built in 1425 by the McNamara Clan and is one of the country’s most complete castles – completely furnished on the inside. The adjacent folk park explores life in the later 19th century Ireland and contains rural farmhouses and cottages, village shops and even the local school where the kids can sit behind traditional wooden school desks and get a sense of what it was like to be a child in 19th century Ireland!  The village is complete with a doctor’s house, post office and a real working pub where you can have a bite to eat or a drop to drink before you leave. Continuing on your tour route, the town of Adare has plenty of activities for discerning families. The main street has many original thatched stone cottages, craft shops and restaurants. Adare is also home to Desmond Castle built more than 300 years ago, the Trinitarian Priory the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland, the Augustinian Priory and the Franciscan Friary which although in ruins show a remarkable outline of its former elegance. The heritage centre in the centre of the town is a great place to start your Adare exploration. On arrival in Dingle check into your accommodation ‘The Dingle Skellig Hotel’ for your seven night stay. This spectacular family hotel has everything you need for the ultimate Ireland family vacation including a spectacular spa and leisure centre for mom and dad, kids club (seasonal) for younger children, a games room and movie room where older kids can hang out and meet new friends!

The journey from Shannon to Dingle will take you in the region two hours and 3o minutes to complete but there is plenty of stops en-route to keep you and the kids amused! Very close to Shannon you will find Medieval Bunratty Castle and its informative folk park. One of Ireland’s best family attractions, the fortress was built in 1425 by the McNamara Clan and is one of the country’s most complete castles – completely furnished on the inside. The adjacent folk park explores life in the later 19th century Ireland and contains rural farmhouses and cottages, village shops and even the local school where the kids can sit behind traditional wooden school desks and get a sense of what it was like to be a child in 19th century Ireland!  The village is complete with a doctor’s house, post office and a real working pub where you can have a bite to eat or a drop to drink before you leave. Continuing on your tour route, the town of Adare has plenty of activities for discerning families. The main street has many original thatched stone cottages, craft shops and restaurants. Adare is also home to Desmond Castle built more than 300 years ago, the Trinitarian Priory the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland, the Augustinian Priory and the Franciscan Friary which although in ruins show a remarkable outline of its former elegance. The heritage centre in the centre of the town is a great place to start your Adare exploration. On arrival in Dingle check into your accommodation ‘The Dingle Skellig Hotel’ for your seven night stay. This spectacular family hotel has everything you need for the ultimate Ireland family vacation including a spectacular spa and leisure centre for mom and dad, kids club (seasonal) for younger children, a games room and movie room where older kids can hang out and meet new friends!

The journey from Shannon to Dingle will take you in the region two hours and 3o minutes to complete but there is plenty of stops en-route to keep you and the kids amused! Very close to Shannon you will find Medieval Bunratty Castle and its informative folk park. One of Ireland’s best family attractions, the fortress was built in 1425 by the McNamara Clan and is one of the country’s most complete castles – completely furnished on the inside. The adjacent folk park explores life in the later 19th century Ireland and contains rural farmhouses and cottages, village shops and even the local school where the kids can sit behind traditional wooden school desks and get a sense of what it was like to be a child in 19th century Ireland!  The village is complete with a doctor’s house, post office and a real working pub where you can have a bite to eat or a drop to drink before you leave. Continuing on your tour route, the town of Adare has plenty of activities for discerning families. The main street has many original thatched stone cottages, craft shops and restaurants. Adare is also home to Desmond Castle built more than 300 years ago, the Trinitarian Priory the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland, the Augustinian Priory and the Franciscan Friary which although in ruins show a remarkable outline of its former elegance. The heritage centre in the centre of the town is a great place to start your Adare exploration. On arrival in Dingle check into your accommodation ‘The Dingle Skellig Hotel’ for your seven night stay. This spectacular family hotel has everything you need for the ultimate Ireland family vacation including a spectacular spa and leisure centre for mom and dad, kids club (seasonal) for younger children, a games room and movie room where older kids can hang out and meet new friends!

The journey from Shannon to Dingle will take you in the region two hours and 3o minutes to complete but there is plenty of stops en-route to keep you and the kids amused! Very close to Shannon you will find Medieval Bunratty Castle and its informative folk park. One of Ireland’s best family attractions, the fortress was built in 1425 by the McNamara Clan and is one of the country’s most complete castles – completely furnished on the inside. The adjacent folk park explores life in the later 19th century Ireland and contains rural farmhouses and cottages, village shops and even the local school where the kids can sit behind traditional wooden school desks and get a sense of what it was like to be a child in 19th century Ireland!  The village is complete with a doctor’s house, post office and a real working pub where you can have a bite to eat or a drop to drink before you leave. Continuing on your tour route, the town of Adare has plenty of activities for discerning families. The main street has many original thatched stone cottages, craft shops and restaurants. Adare is also home to Desmond Castle built more than 300 years ago, the Trinitarian Priory the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland, the Augustinian Priory and the Franciscan Friary which although in ruins show a remarkable outline of its former elegance. The heritage centre in the centre of the town is a great place to start your Adare exploration. On arrival in Dingle check into your accommodation ‘The Dingle Skellig Hotel’ for your seven night stay. This spectacular family hotel has everything you need for the ultimate Ireland family vacation including a spectacular spa and leisure centre for mom and dad, kids club (seasonal) for younger children, a games room and movie room where older kids can hang out and meet new friends!

The journey from Shannon to Dingle will take you in the region two hours and 3o minutes to complete but there is plenty of stops en-route to keep you and the kids amused! Very close to Shannon you will find Medieval Bunratty Castle and its informative folk park. One of Ireland’s best family attractions, the fortress was built in 1425 by the McNamara Clan and is one of the country’s most complete castles – completely furnished on the inside. The adjacent folk park explores life in the later 19th century Ireland and contains rural farmhouses and cottages, village shops and even the local school where the kids can sit behind traditional wooden school desks and get a sense of what it was like to be a child in 19th century Ireland!  The village is complete with a doctor’s house, post office and a real working pub where you can have a bite to eat or a drop to drink before you leave. Continuing on your tour route, the town of Adare has plenty of activities for discerning families. The main street has many original thatched stone cottages, craft shops and restaurants. Adare is also home to Desmond Castle built more than 300 years ago, the Trinitarian Priory the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland, the Augustinian Priory and the Franciscan Friary which although in ruins show a remarkable outline of its former elegance. The heritage centre in the centre of the town is a great place to start your Adare exploration. On arrival in Dingle check into your accommodation ‘The Dingle Skellig Hotel’ for your seven night stay. This spectacular family hotel has everything you need for the ultimate Ireland family vacation including a spectacular spa and leisure centre for mom and dad, kids club (seasonal) for younger children, a games room and movie room where older kids can hang out and meet new friends!

The journey from Shannon to Dingle will take you in the region two hours and 3o minutes to complete but there is plenty of stops en-route to keep you and the kids amused! Very close to Shannon you will find Medieval Bunratty Castle and its informative folk park. One of Ireland’s best family attractions, the fortress was built in 1425 by the McNamara Clan and is one of the country’s most complete castles – completely furnished on the inside. The adjacent folk park explores life in the later 19th century Ireland and contains rural farmhouses and cottages, village shops and even the local school where the kids can sit behind traditional wooden school desks and get a sense of what it was like to be a child in 19th century Ireland!  The village is complete with a doctor’s house, post office and a real working pub where you can have a bite to eat or a drop to drink before you leave. Continuing on your tour route, the town of Adare has plenty of activities for discerning families. The main street has many original thatched stone cottages, craft shops and restaurants. Adare is also home to Desmond Castle built more than 300 years ago, the Trinitarian Priory the only recorded Trinitarian monastery in Ireland, the Augustinian Priory and the Franciscan Friary which although in ruins show a remarkable outline of its former elegance. The heritage centre in the centre of the town is a great place to start your Adare exploration. On arrival in Dingle check into your accommodation ‘The Dingle Skellig Hotel’ for your seven night stay. This spectacular family hotel has everything you need for the ultimate Ireland family vacation including a spectacular spa and leisure centre for mom and dad, kids club (seasonal) for younger children, a games room and movie room where older kids can hang out and meet new friends!