About Ireland

Explore these delicious Irish food tours while travelling around Ireland with us. Foodie expert Michael has also included brewery/whiskey experiences for your delectation. Harvest... Forage... Slurp... Sip... Munch! The Best Irish Food Tours At A Glance 🌊 Harvest and taste seaweed on a Kerry beach 🐮 Meet grass-fed buffalo and munch their mozzarella 🥃 Slurp smooth Irish whiskey at the Jameson Distillery 🧚 Forage in wild Clare hedgerows for fairy potatoes and wild garlic 🍴 Take a guided walking food tour of the most exciting food scene in Ireland 🍺 Meet Ireland’s original female brewer and at an historic Kerry pub 🔥 Taste an Irish coffee like no other, brewed al fresco 😋 Become an Irish breakfast guru

Tour guide and expert on southern Ireland, Brian, just couldn't resist showing you these jaw-dropping photos of the Ireland's Ancient East region. Ireland's Ancient East At A Glance ⛰️ Ireland's Largest Upland Wilderness 🌊 The World's Oldest Operating Lighthouse 🦀 Ireland's Secret Gourmet Capital 🛡️ The Medieval Capital of Ireland 🐚 A Spectacular (But Undervisited) Coastline 🏰 Medieval Ruins & Lost Villages ⚔️ Ireland's First City, Founded By Vikings 🥃 The Most Famous Irish Whiskey Distillery

Learn about the importance of trees to Ireland and three native Irish species, with Vagabond Tours founder Russ.  

May In Ireland might just be the perfect balance of weather, crowds and value. Visit just before the school holidays, enjoy the warmer weather, soak up some Irish sunshine and make the most of the outdoors. According to Danielle, a small-group tour of Ireland in May is the ideal way to kick start your summer. ☀️ Perfect Weather Conditions ✌🏻 Fewer Crowds In May ⛰️ Enjoy Outdoor Activities 💚 Epic Tours of Ireland 🧳 Packing List

Our Ireland adventure tours offer some of the best guided hikes in Ireland. Our favourite way to experience Ireland is going off the beaten path to the wildest places.

Connemara carries a savage beauty, as Oscar Wilde put it. Check out VagaGuide Brian's guide to this spectacular destination in Ireland.