Morning: Arrive in Dublin and start with a visit to Trinity College to see the Book of Kells and beautiful campus grounds.
Afternoon: Head to the iconic Guinness Storehouse for a tour and a pint at the Gravity Bar with panoramic city views.
Evening: Stroll through the lively Temple Bar district, enjoying street music and a casual dinner.
Find HotelsMorning: Take the train to Waterford and explore the Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre, watching master craftsmen at work.
Afternoon: Visit the Waterford Medieval Museum to discover Viking artifacts and the city’s medieval past.
Evening: Wander along the waterfront and admire the historic Reginald's Tower, illuminated against the night sky.
Find HotelsMorning: Arrive in Cork by train and wander the bustling English Market, sampling local foods.
Afternoon: Tour the stunning St. Fin Barre's Cathedral, noted for its intricate stone carvings.
Evening: Enjoy a relaxed walk to the Crawford Art Gallery (free entry) and soak up the artistic atmosphere.
Find HotelsMorning: Take the bus to Killarney and start with a scenic hike in Killarney National Park, spotting native wildlife.
Afternoon: Explore the historic Muckross House and its beautiful gardens.
Evening: Visit the cascading Torc Waterfall and enjoy a quiet dinner in the town centre.
Find HotelsMorning: Travel by bus to Dingle and embark on the breathtaking Slea Head Drive, with stunning coastal views.
Afternoon: Join a Dolphin Watching tour from Dingle Bay for a chance to see playful pods up close.
Evening: Return to Dingle town for a leisurely stroll through its colorful streets and enjoy fresh seafood.
Find HotelsMorning: Catch an early bus back to Killarney and set out on the famed Ring of Kerry loop, admiring mountains and lakes.
Afternoon: Continue the drive, stopping at scenic villages such as Kenmare and Sneem for photo opportunities.
Evening: Return to Killarney, relax in a traditional pub, and reflect on the week’s highlights.
Find HotelsIf you need more time, consider adding an extra day in Killarney to explore the Gap of Dunloe or a full day in Dingle for additional coastal hikes. To shorten the trip, combine Cork and Waterford into a single day using early trains and focus on the top attractions only, skipping the evening strolls.