
easy
3 days
Suitable for travelers in regular everyday fitness—short, mostly easy walks with occasional steps and uneven ground.
A compact, three-day circuit from Dublin that stitches Glendalough, the Dingle Peninsula, Killarney and the Rock of Cashel into a small-group journey of dramatic coastlines, early-Christian sites and lived-in Irish culture. Expect short walks, sweeping viewpoints and local storytelling.
You step out of Dublin’s steady urban rhythm and into a landscape that seems to have its own agenda: low clouds scud across limestone outcrops, peat bogs darken the roadside, and the Atlantic begins to unclench in the distance.

Luggage is limited to 20 kg per person—bring one carry-on-sized bag and a small daypack for hikes and camera gear.
Ireland’s weather flips quickly; a lightweight waterproof and pack cover keep you comfortable during coastal stops and waterfall walks.
Most towns accept cards but some tiny shops or parking meters prefer euros—carry a small amount for snacks or local crafts.
Trails and headlands are often slick with sea spray or peat—sturdy, grippy footwear reduces slips on wet rock and muddy paths.
Sites such as Glendalough (6th century) and Gallarus Oratory (early medieval) reflect Ireland’s early monastic traditions and Romanesque church-building legacy.
Stick to marked paths to protect fragile peatlands and machair vegetation; local communities support sustainable tourism to preserve Gaeltacht culture and coastal habitats.
Windproof, breathable rain shell is essential for Atlantic coast conditions.
Good grip and ankle support for wet rocks, beaches and short hikes.
Carry camera, layers, snacks and a refillable bottle for viewpoint stops.
Capture sweeping coastline vistas and architectural details at Gallarus and Cashel.