Dublin Vacation Packages

Dublin will delight and enfold you in its medieval and Georgian heritage, not to mention its magnificent castles, stately homes and enchanting gardens. Western Ireland will captivate you with its rugged Atlantic coastline, picturesque towns and rural charm.

Explore Ireland

With structures scattered throughout the country dating back 5,000 years before the Egyptian Pyramids, Ireland is a history lover's dream. Known for its medieval streets, pints of Guinness, Temple Bar culinary scene, and traditional Irish culture, Dublin will have you singing and dancing in no time. Approximately one hundred and thirty five miles west of Dublin, Ireland's west coast has inspired is a gateway to Ireland’s west coast, which has inspired artists, writers and travelers for centuries. From quiet beauty and rural charm to towering cliffs and golden beaches, this spectacular region has a lot to offer, including the majestic beauty of the Cliffs of Moher and the unusual landscape of The Burren.

For spirited live Irish folk music and plenty of Guinness, this riverside neighborhood is a famous party hub by night and an artistic enclave by day.

Go off the beaten track to see these spectacular cliffs and more along the scenic Ring of Kerry’s 111-mile route in southwestern Ireland.

Situated in County Clare along the Wild Atlantic Way, the sheer scale and dramatic impact of the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher will amaze you.

Temple Bar District Slide 1 of 3: For spirited live Irish folk music and plenty of Guinness, this riverside neighborhood is a famous party hub by night and an artistic enclave by day.
Ring of Kerry Slide 2 of 3: Go off the beaten track to see these spectacular cliffs and more along the scenic Ring of Kerry’s 111-mile route in southwestern Ireland.
Cliffs of Moher Slide 3 of 3: Situated in County Clare along the Wild Atlantic Way, the sheer scale and dramatic impact of the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher will amaze you.

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Activities

Admire Dublin’s cityscape from one of its beautiful bridges; toast to your good fortune at Temple Bar; and write your own Irish story. Follow in the footsteps of famous Irish poets, playwrights and novelists; travel through time with a visit to Dublin Castle; tour the Ireland Whiskey Trail; and end your day by singing a traditional Irish tune. Before you know it, famously friendly Dublin will be your home away from home.

Head west to explore Counties Clare, Cork, Limerick, Galway and The Wild Atlantic Way — a sensational coastal route. Visit the endearing town of Ennis, where every street has a story to tell. Feast on a glorious medieval banquet at the majestic 15^th-century Bunratty Castle. From Galway to Clare to the north Kerry Coast, you’ll find places for cliff-top walks, island-hopping adventures, traditional pub sing-alongs, soul-stirring views and in-the-know locals who are ready to tell incredible tales.

For a salty, fresh-air playground, plan a visit to Connemara — a region along the Wild Atlantic Way. Climb the sacred Croagh Patrick Mountain. Cycle along the Great Western Greenway — one of the world’s most scenic bike paths. Trace the steps of the legendary pirate queen, Grace O’Malley. From vibrant villages and haunting landscapes to magical islands and hidden coves, the Shannon corridor is brimming with enigmatic character, unforgettable experiences and lasting memories. Delta Vacations offers rail tours to other Ireland destinations, including Cork, the Wicklow Mountains and Belfast.

Shopping

Need a sightseeing break? Window shop along storied cobblestone streets. Head over to Grafton Street for a traditional Irish shopping spree. This pedestrian-only zone stretches for several blocks, boasting many international and local stores, as well as bookshops, arcades and boutiques mingled in with cafes and coffee shops.

Dining & Drinks

Dubliners enjoy everything from sophisticated cuisine to traditional Irish fare, including lamb and pea mash, steamed cockles and mussels, slow-cooking pig belly, Guinness pie and crispy pig’s ear. If you love beer, a visit to the Guinness Storehouse will give you a chance to relax with a Guinness in hand, while enjoying a breathtaking 360-degree view of Dublin. And, the Old Jameson Distillery is a must-see. You’ll learn the basics of whiskey distilling and what sets Jameson apart, with a tasting before you depart. To make the most of your time in Ireland, we offer Irish food and whiskey tours in Dublin and Galway.

Getting to Dublin

Delta Vacations flight + hotel packages include round-trip airfare aboard a Delta Partner Airline to Dublin International Airport (DUB), located on Ireland's east coast. You can also purchase round-trip private car, SUV and van transfers from the airport to your hotel.

For a Northern Ireland experience, fly into Belfast. If you plan on seeing several areas across the region, add a car rental to your package. Just remember to drive on the left side.