How do I book a place on the tour?

Follow the referral booking link to reserve online; the tour requires a 30% non-refundable deposit at booking.

What’s included in the Ireland Whiskey Tour?

Included: luxury coach transport, a professional driver and guide team, 4-star accommodation, selected meals, private tastings and curated cultural experiences.

Is this tour suitable for solo travelers?

Yes; many guests travel solo and the group size (max 30) encourages socializing and shared tastings.

Are flights included?

No. Flights to Ireland and airport transfers to the Dublin start point are not included.

Is there a minimum group size?

Yes. The tour requires at least 20 participants to run and will be cancelled with refunds if the minimum is not met.

Are there mobility requirements?

The tour includes walking at sites and some uneven terrain; it may not be suitable for people with significant walking difficulties.

Irish Whiskey Odyssey: Founders Tour 2027

The Irish Whiskey Odyssey: Founders Tour 2027 is a seven-night, fully hosted journey through Ireland’s spirit and coastline. Beginning in Dublin and threading south and west through County Cork, Bere Island in West Cork, Killarney National Park and the Dingle Peninsula before finishing in County Kildare, this itinerary balances exclusive distillery access with raw Atlantic landscape. Hosts Gary Byrne and Derek King pair deep whiskey knowledge with genuine local storytelling, guiding small groups through Teeling Distillery, Midleton Distillery, the Guinness Storehouse and private events at The Whiskey Reserve. Days move from city to sea to mountains. Dublin’s gravity-moded panoramas at the Guinness Storehouse and Temple Bar’s evenings set the tone; Midleton’s cooperage and maturation warehouses reveal the craft behind Jameson and Redbreast. A private boat takes you to Bere Island, a working community of about 150 residents where sea air, exposed Atlantic cliffs and small harbor pubs like O’Sullivan’s create an island afternoon that feels removed from time. Killarney delivers contrast: glacial lakes, oak woodlands and the jagged profiles of surrounding peaks give context to a private tasting at Killarney Brewing & Distilling and a chance to sample local produce. The Dingle Peninsula opens to wide Atlantic views, sandy coves and a living Gaeltacht town where you can opt for a sea swim at Baile Na nGall followed by a hot spiced cider on the beach. Along the way the Rock of Cashel offers a dramatic limestone outcrop and medieval architecture, while Ballykilcavan Brewery sits in a restored 200-year-old mill, marrying farming lineage with craft beer. Evenings focus on pubs, live music and whisky storytelling—this tour leans into hospitality as much as history. What makes this experience stand out is access: private tastings at iconic houses, behind-the-scenes distillery time and an exclusive boat trip to Bere Island that most visitors miss. Logistics are handled—luxury coach travel, 4-star hotels including The Lakes Hotel and Lawlors Hotel, selected meals—so you can concentrate on place and palate. The trip demands moderate walking and good mobility; it’s designed for adults 18+ and for those who appreciate both landscapes and liquid culture. For travelers who want a curated mix of geology, coastal weather, convivial pubs and insider whiskey moments, The Irish Whiskey Odyssey stitches together the sensory pieces into a single week that reads like a local’s route book and a drinker’s dream. Groups are intentionally small—maximum 30 guests—so conversations around tasting notes and regional history feel intimate. The trip includes selected breakfasts, three lunches and three multi-course dinners, ferry transfers to Bere Island, and curated cultural moments like jaunting car rides in Killarney. Bring curiosity, a sensible jacket for Atlantic weather and a taste for stories as much as spirits, and comfortable walking shoes.

About Ireland Whiskey Tours

Ireland Whiskey Tours offers private, chauffeur-driven day trips across Ireland focused on whiskey heritage, cultural highlights and scenic landscapes. The company organizes tailored private tours from single-day custom itineraries to longer full-day excursions, combining distillery visits, brewery experiences and iconic landmarks.

Tours include guided visits to Dublin attractions such as the Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery, coastal routes to the Cliffs of Moher, and Northern Ireland itineraries featuring the Giant's Causeway and Bushmills Distillery. Additional private options spotlight Belfast, Boyne Valley, Wicklow, Glendalough, Kilkenny, Cork and Midleton, with specialized tastings at McConnell's, Slane and Powerscourt.

Every trip is delivered with a local driver-guide who provides personalized commentary, flexible schedules and curated stops tailored to guest interests. Vehicles are described as luxury or exclusive transport on multiple itineraries, and many tours emphasize comfort, private service and photo stops at iconic Irish landmarks.

Ireland Whiskey Tours is presented as a trusted operator through clear trip descriptions, private group formats and included experiences such as whiskey tastings and brewery pints. The listings specify durations and highlights—examples include a 6.5-hour Dublin tour and a 12-hour Northern Ireland tour—helping travelers choose the right option.

Featured on The Adventure Collective, Ireland Whiskey Tours markets experiences that blend whiskey heritage, Irish culture and scenic exploration for travelers seeking private, curated and comfortable journeys across Ireland. Customer itineraries can include VIP tastings, castle photo stops, and local-insider recommendations to match interests and mobility needs. Booking details and pricing are provided per itinerary to assist planning. Request full itineraries.