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Ride trains and a classic ferry from London to Dublin across the Irish Sea, then explore the Wild Atlantic Way: Cork and Blarney, the Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and Kylemore Abbey in a seven-day hosted tour. Practical travel logistics meet coastal drama.
Ride trains and a classic ferry from London to Dublin across the Irish Sea, then explore the Wild Atlantic Way: Cork and Blarney, the Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, Connemara and Kylemore Abbey in a seven-day hosted tour. Practical travel logistics meet coastal drama.
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Operated by Railtours Ireland First Class · Dublin, County Dublin
You step onto a morning platform at London Euston, ticket in hand, and watch the city give way to hedgerows and folded hills as the train heads northwest. Three hours and forty minutes later the coast of North Wales appears, and the rail journey spills into a brisk ferry crossing aboard Irish Ferries Ulysses — the sea daring you to breathe in the salt and horizon.
moderate.
7 days.
Moderate fitness: able to manage short walks, steps, and embark/disembark trains and ferries; not suitable for those needing full mobility assistance.
No — the operator notes coaches and many sites include steps and are not wheelchair friendly; travelers requiring mobility assistance should contact the operator before booking.
The itinerary includes evenings free in Dublin, Killarney and Galway and hop-on-hop-off time in Dublin; most days have scheduled guided segments with photo and lunch stops.
Breakfast is included most days (six breakfasts listed); lunches and dinners are generally at your own expense except where explicitly noted.
Luggage moves with the group on coach transfers and ferries; pack essentials in a carry-on for train and ferry transfers and label bags with contact information.
The route passes key emigration and maritime sites: Cobh was a major transatlantic port and the Cliffs and Burren show geology that shaped coastal communities for millennia.
High visitor pressure at Cliffs of Moher and fragile karst in the Burren demands sticking to marked paths and avoiding trampling vegetation; follow local guidance to reduce impact.
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