Irelands South East 7 Days - Treacys Hotel
- Duration: 7 days
- Board Basis: Half Board
- Tour Ref: D2TALF881EC
Holiday Summary
- Travel Type: Coach
Nestled in Ireland’s sunny south-east, Waterford is a city steeped in history and sparkling with charm. Famous for its exquisite crystal and Viking past, it offers a warm welcome and scenic river views. Explore the cobbled streets of the Viking Triangle, visit the House of Waterford Crystal, and soak up centuries of heritage.
This delightful base makes the perfect starting point for memorable excursions. Discover medieval Kilkenny with its striking castle, narrow lanes, and colourful shopfronts. Then enjoy a leisurely visit to Wexford, known for its picturesque harbour, gentle pace, and floral beauty.
With comfortable coach travel and welcoming hospitality, this holiday is ideal for those who enjoy culture, sightseeing, and a taste of authentic Ireland.
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Outward Travel - Overnight in North Wales
We depart and make our way to North Wales where we stay overnight. /n
Day 2 - Outward Travel En-route - Wicklow Mountains
Journey through the spectacular Wicklow Mountains, Ireland’s largest National Park, home to wide open vistas, winding mountain roads and fast-flowing streams./n
Day 3 - Wexford & Dunbrody Famine Ship
Discover charming Wexford with free time to explore this medieval town. With its remarkable Viking roots, enjoy a stroll along the River Slaney to view the brightly coloured buildings along the waters edge, admire the imposing Westgate Tower or visit the beloved St Iberius Church. Your excursion will continue with a visit to Dunbrody Famine Ship – an authentic reproduction of an 1840s emigrant vessel, this fascinating museum allows you to walk in the footsteps of Irish famine emigrants on their journeys of hope across the Atlantic./n
Day 4 - Day at leisure - Waterford
Enjoy a day at leisure in Waterford – capital of Ireland’s sunny south east. Ireland’s oldest city, the city was founded by Viking traders and you can learn more at the Waterford Museum of Treasures (entrance not included) or maybe enjoy a pint of the ‘black stuff’ in one of the many traditional pubs./n
Day 5 - Kilkenny & Waterford House of Crystal
Dunbrody Famine Ship (entry included in tour cost) is found on the Barrow in New Ross, Co Wexford. The restored ship tells the story of Irish emigrants and the conditions they endured on their long sea journeys. Originally built as a cargo ship in Quebec, the Dunbrody was pressed into passenger service taking Irish families to the New World./nKilkenny castle overlooks the River Nore and has guarded the river crossing for more than 900 years. Take a stroll through the beautiful gardens with extensive woodland paths, rose garden and ornamental lake. This cosmopolitan city offers a diverse range of restaurants, lively pubs and thriving craft shops/n
Day 6 - Return Travel - Dublin to Holyhead & Overnight in North Wales
Before leaving the Emerald Isle behind, we’ll enjoy a short stop in Dublin, then sail to Holyhead with dinner on board and continue on to our overnight stay in North Wales/n
Day 7 - Return Travel
Return travel /n
Beaufort Park Hotel
Treacys Hotel Waterford is a charming heritage hotel nestled on Merchant’s Quay, in Ireland’s oldest city, Waterford. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi Fi a 20m heated pool, sauna, gym, two bars/restaurants and a warm Irish welcome. Please note that there is no evening entertainment offered at this hotel.