Five Star Deluxe Ireland Honeymoon 7 Night Tour

Dublin City offers a wonderfully romantic beginning to your honeymoon in Ireland, where centuries of history, rich culture, and vibrant city life intertwine effortlessly. From the moment you arrive, Dublin invites you to slow down, explore hand in hand and savour the magic of Ireland’s captivating capital. Your carefully curated Irish Tourism Itinerary will highlight some of Dublin’s most treasured landmarks for you to experience, including Christ Church Cathedral, Trinity College and the iconic Guinness Storehouse, setting the tone for a journey filled with discovery and delight.

As twilight settles over the city, you may choose to wander into the charming streets of Temple Bar. Here, warm lights glow against cobblestone lanes, the sound of live Irish music drifts from welcoming pubs and intimate restaurants offer the perfect setting for a romantic evening together. Often described as Dublin’s artistic soul, this vibrant quarter is alive with galleries, boutique shops, and an unmistakable energy that makes it unforgettable.

Your first night in Ireland is crowned with a stay at the exquisite Merrion Hotel, a haven of elegance and romance in the heart of Georgian Dublin. Once a collection of historic townhouses, The Merrion has been lovingly transformed into a masterpiece of refined luxury, art and impeccable service. Long celebrated as a favourite among honeymoon couples, it promises an atmosphere of timeless sophistication - the perfect sanctuary to relax, reconnect, and toast to the beginning of your life together.

Wake gently to your first full morning together in Dublin, where the soft elegance of the city sets a relaxed and romantic pace for the day ahead. After a leisurely breakfast, you may wish to enjoy a little more of the capital’s charm. Pperhaps a quiet stroll through historic St. Stephen's Green, a final visit to one of Dublin’s cultural gems, or a moment of calm in a quaint cafe, savouring each other’s company before the next chapter of your honeymoon unfolds.

Later, you will journey south through Ireland’s ever-changing landscapes toward the dramatic coastline of Waterford, where land meets sea in breathtaking fashion. Your destination is the spectacular The Cliff House Hotel, a sanctuary of contemporary luxury perched high above the waters..

Upon arrival, the world seems to slow. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame endless ocean views, sea air drifts through open spaces, and a deep sense of tranquillity settles in. The Cliff House is a place designed for romance. It is intimate, serene and effortlessly elegant. Spend the afternoon unwinding together, whether that means soaking in the views, enjoying the spa facilities, or simply watching the waves roll in below.

As evening falls, indulge in a candlelit dinner overlooking the sea, where refined cuisine and the sound of the ocean create an unforgettable setting. Tonight is about connection, stillness and the quiet magic of being together - a perfect coastal contrast to the vibrant city you leave behind, and a beautiful continuation of your honeymoon story.

Stops we recommend on your journey today include Cobh, Cork City and Blarney Castle. The port town of Cobh serves as a poignant reminder of Ireland’s far reaching history of emigration. Millions of people left from Cobh during the great famine years and beyond and this Cobh was also the final departure port of the ill-fated Titanic in 1912. Two great museums pay tribute to these events and both are well worth a visit. Further west Cork City can be explored, the city has fantastic shops, bars, restaurants and cafes, Shandon Church is well worth a visit, as is the English Market. Before you leave Cork you may decide to visit Blarney Castle, famous here and abroad, legends tell us that if you climb to the top and kiss the Blarney stone you will be forever endowed with the gift of the gab! Your accommodation for the next two nights is the outstanding Park Hotel in Kenmare where luxury adorns each unique bedroom through rich fabrics, original antiques and interesting art. The hotel also has a deluxe spa, 25 metre swimming pool, an onsite cinema and daily lifestyle classes.

Kenmare where the Park Hotel is located is ideally situated to explore the famous Ring of Kerry. On your journey you will pass majestic mountains and magnificently beautiful coastal scenery, dotted with towns and villages that have kept a lot of their distinctive Irish character. Start in Kenmare where the beautiful Kenmare Bay which stretches 50 kilometres from Kenmare out to the Atlantic Ocean is located. Further west you will come across Caherdaniel, the ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell, known in Irish history as 'The Liberator' and further still Waterville, a favourite holiday spot of Charlie Chaplin who visited often with his family. Continuing around the ring, the next town you come to is Ballinskelligs which has another beautiful sandy beach and on from there visit Valentia Island, where you will find a striking mix of period buildings & houses most notably The Royal Hotel and the former Transatlantic Cable Buildings on the waterfront. The Ring of Kerry may well be the highlight of your honeymoon in Ireland!

Set off early today to give you enough time to truly enjoy the luxury surrounding Dromoland Castle. The castle is steeped in history, its roots going back as far as 1014 when the son of Brian Boru held a fortress here. The current structure was built in 1800 and was opened to guests in the early 1960’s. Dromoland Castle is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most luxurious castles due to the high standard imposed on every feature; from the well-designed bedrooms to the impeccably landscaped grounds. The hotel has a superb spa and leisure centre that is perfect for the discerning honeymoon couple and plenty of other activities for you both to enjoy, from the onsite falconry, archery, horse riding and fishing to their world renowned golf course. Dromland Castle is a great location to discover all that Clare has to offer including the Burren where you will find romance in every corner! Scramble over karst limestone formations where the bleak landscape and unusual plants give the area an other-worldly ambience. In the Southern area of the Burren the limestone rock gives way to the black shale and sandstone that form the magnificent Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs are one of Ireland’s most visited attractions and they offer outstanding ocean views. Well-worn visitor walkways lead in both directions, offering various viewing points.

Set off early today to give you enough time to truly enjoy the luxury surrounding Dromoland Castle. The castle is steeped in history, its roots going back as far as 1014 when the son of Brian Boru held a fortress here. The current structure was built in 1800 and was opened to guests in the early 1960’s. Dromoland Castle is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most luxurious castles due to the high standard imposed on every feature; from the well-designed bedrooms to the impeccably landscaped grounds. The hotel has a superb spa and leisure centre that is perfect for the discerning honeymoon couple and plenty of other activities for you both to enjoy, from the onsite falconry, archery, horse riding and fishing to their world renowned golf course. Dromland Castle is a great location to discover all that Clare has to offer including the Burren where you will find romance in every corner! Scramble over karst limestone formations where the bleak landscape and unusual plants give the area an other-worldly ambience. In the Southern area of the Burren the limestone rock gives way to the black shale and sandstone that form the magnificent Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs are one of Ireland’s most visited attractions and they offer outstanding ocean views. Well-worn visitor walkways lead in both directions, offering various viewing points.

If you missed Blarney Castle before, you will have another opportunity to visit on your return to Dublin. You will also pass through the town of Cahir where another famous castle can be found! Cahir Castle is one of Ireland’s most complete castles, retaining its impressive keep, tower and much of its original defensive structure. The castle also features an excellent audio-visual show which informs visitors about its eventful history. As you travel North towards Dublin the Rock of Cashel also known as Cashel of the Kings will be the next stop on your journey. Cashel was the traditional seat of the kings of Munster for several hundred years prior to the Norman invasion. The striking complex has a character of its own with a 12th century round tower, High Cross and Romanesque Chapel, 13th century Gothic cathedral, 15th century Castle and the restored Hall of the Vicars Choral. On your return to Dublin check into the Shelbourne hotel for the final night of you luxury honeymoon in Ireland..