Cliffs of Moher Cruise (Weather dependant) Well Rested and after a delicious Irish breakfast prepared with love, your friendly tour guide will meet you to start Day 2 of really what has turned out to be an adventure. You will be exited to divulge on all the wonderful local characters you met the night before and the great jigs and reels that were played and sung. Whichever is the opposite of what activity was done the previous day you will now start your day with.

Back in your luxury vehicle you will now cruise on the Wild Atlantic Way into The Burren National Park (Irish: An Boireann, meaning “the stony place”). As your knowledgeable guide will explain it was formed millions of years ago when the area was under sea and has been dominated by glaciation to produce this “lunar terrain” where to be sure we’ll stop so you can see it first-hand. Take in the Atlantic views, watch the seagulls soar in that Atlantic wind as your eyes stretch into the distance to see the three inhabited Aran islands famous for their wild landscapes, distinctive knitted jumpers and cute cottages.

Irish craft chocolate makers using simple sustainable and ethically sourced ingredients. Ireland’s only bean to bar chocolate factory, based along the Wild Atlantic Way. Making Waves Since opening our doors in 2014, we’ve been making waves on the Irish and international chocolate scene. A foodie destination on Ireland's spectacular coastal route - the Wild Atlantic Way, we’ve received numerous awards and honours from the prestigious Academy of Chocolate and the Great Taste Awards and have featured in Ireland’s top 10 food attractions. A highlight was our TV appearance with celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, who swooned at our hot chocolate. And yes, we can confirm there was an audible ‘oooh’!

t this stage we drive through this wonderful fishing village and if so needed we can stop for a brief bathroom stop which surely will become a discussion whether Irish coffee’s should be bought in Keogh’s pub famous for that very thing.

What a way to bring our excursion to a close, but its not over yet! The ‘City of the Tribes’ awaits. Galway City is quite small but that smallness is certainly made up for in the friendliness of its people. Your guide will be sure to let you know of a fine place or two to eat. Some of our clients like to spend their 2 hours relaxing in a eatery of their choice where other like to grab something quick so they can use their time to explore the quaint narrow pedestrian streets exploring little boutiques, walking the River Corrib and listening to the street performers play their tunes to interested bystanders or the traditional music coming from the doorways of truly ancient pubs. Youthful Galway is in no way like Dublin and you will appreciate that almost instantly.

Arrive back in the capital after an adventurous trip of a life time just in time for a wonderful evening night life that Dublin has to offer. As you sit back you contemplate on the memories of a lifetime just made.