Itineraries FAQs

Our shortest scheduled tour is 5 days in duration; our longest is 12 days.

• 🏰 Easy-paced Driftwood Journeys of Discovery range in length from 6-11 days.
• 🥾 Active Vagabond Cultural Adventures range in length from 5-12 days.

Yes, our Ireland tour itineraries are flexible.

Our scheduled departures feature set itineraries. While hotel stops each evening are fixed, daily activities are flexible.

10 days in Ireland — or a little more — gives you so much scope to explore.

Our 10-12 day small-group tours are the ultimate way to experience Ireland.

A week in Ireland, or slightly more, allows you lots of time to take in Ireland's highlights.

Our 7 and 8 day small-group tours give you a perfect introduction to this magical island.

Our 5-6 day Ireland tours reach all corners of this magical island:

There are 3 main differences between active Vagabond Cultural Adventures and gently-paced Driftwood Journeys of Discovery:

• Pace

We 💚 Northern Ireland

The following four itineraries visit Northern Ireland:

Dingle is one of our absolute favourite destinations.

We know you'll love it too!

Our small-group tour ethos ensures outstanding quality.

• 🚐 The maximum group size is 13 for Vagabond Cultural Adventures

All of our tours pick-up and drop-off from the same point in Dublin - the Grand Canal Hotel.

The Grand Canal Hotel is located just south of Dublin city centre.

See the beautiful region of Ireland's Ancient East on our 6 Day Driftwood Ancient Ireland Tour.

Discover Viking history, Norman castles, and spectacular scenery on this relaxing 6 day tour of a beautiful region.

The Wild Atlantic Way is one of our favourite routes to tour.

We know you'll love it too!

We currently don’t run tours in Scotland.

However, our trusted partners at Best Scottish Tours do.

Best Scottish Tours are a top-rated, award winning, small-group tour operator. In business for over 20 years, Best Scottish Tours deliver personalised customer service with similarly high standards to ourselves.

Read more about the similarities and differences between Ireland and Scotland