On arrival, you hop into your rental car and your dream roadtrip can begin - by driving on the left! 

Traveling southwest, you'll make a stop at the Rock of Cashel. This majestic monastery on a rocky peak towers over the town and can be seen from a distance. You'll marvel at the thick stone walls and feel the pervasive mysterious atmosphere - no wonder this place was considered the abode of fairies and spirits in ancient times!

A well-deserved rest awaits you afterwards in your first accommodation, and if you're keen for a dram of what's proper and proper in Ireland, you'll end the day with a steaming pint of Guinness.

Sweet!

Wild nature, tranquil lakes, impressive mansions and roaring waterfalls - all await you in Killarney National Park! Park your car right by Torc Falls, where you'll be immediately greeted by one of the first magical spots. From here, a walking trail will take you to Muckross Manor House, where you can stroll through the rose gardens and take beautiful photos of the blooming flowers.

Do you fancy visiting the ruins of Ross Castle too? Whatever you choose, your next destination will be the famous Ring of Kerry! Here, wild gardens give way to the rugged beauty of the Atlantic coast. This breathtaking view is best enjoyed by stopping at places like Ladies' View or the Gap of Dunloe. The Wild Atlantic Way takes you along some of the most beautiful stretches of coastline. Everywhere you look, you'll see jagged cliffs, endless views of the Atlantic and small pastures surrounded by stone walls where sheep graze - that's Ireland!

Satisfied, you arrive in the town of Tralee, where a well-deserved rest awaits. Here it's time to put your feet up and enjoy a quiet evening

Absolute must-see in Ireland: the Dingle Peninsula. At least as beautiful as the Ring of Kerry, but much less well known! The town of the same name is your first destination of the day. You should definitely not miss a portion of freshly caught fish while strolling through the cosy harbour town.

With renewed energy, you'll then head out onto Slea Head Drive, a winding coastal route full of beaches and viewpoints.
> You'll take unique souvenir photos at the famous Dunquin Pier before continuing over the magnificent Connor Pass. 

Have you arrived in Limerick in the early afternoon? How about a visit to the Milk Markets? Stock up on local delicacies before heading out to explore King John's Castle (optional, pay on site).

The Cliffs of Moher! From the visitor centre, you continue on foot (optional, pay on site) until you reach the edge of the steep cliffs, where you'll be left breathless: the rock face here drops almost perpendicularly 200 metres into the depths. Below, waves crash against the cliffs, seabirds fight in the air for the best nesting spots, and you stand on top, awestruck, with your camera ready to snap a picture. For a different view of the cliffs, the fishing village of Doolin is ideal. Not only can you see the cliffs from a different angle from here, but you can still take a photo in front of the familiar pink house with the straw roof before continuing on to the next destination of the day.

Welcome to Galway! Aside from the lively art and music scene, Galway's pubs are especially irresistible. You'll head out for a pub crawl and end the day with a glass of chilled Guinness. With traditional Irish folk music blasting in your ears, you'll tap your foot on a bar stool and let the good vibes of the locals infect you - Irish cool at its best!

In the morning, take one last stroll through the streets of Galway before saying goodbye and heading off on another road adventure! A mandatory stop halfway to Dublin is the Clonmacnoise monastery ruins. The iconic Celtic crosses are the perfect photo opportunity. You respectfully absorb the special charm of this place before continuing on to the capital city.

Welcome to Dublin! Start your city trip with a walk to the center. One attraction follows another: Take a photo of the historic General Post Office, crane your neck to see the 120-meter-high Spire, and cross the O'Connell Bridge over the River Liffey, which flows through the city. Do you love the atmosphere of the old academic city? Then visit Trinity College before heading for a drink in the Temple Bar district. You can then stave off late-night hunger with a delicious slice of NYC-style pizza at Bambino. What's next? It's up to you!

How time flies! Do you have a return flight later? Then take another look at all your favourite places or check out the attractions you haven't seen yet. One last treat from the café you loved so much - and it's time to head to the airport to say goodbye to your rental car. On the plane, get comfortable and let all the unforgettable experiences of your trip run through your mind. Have a safe journey home!