Three cities, two Irelands and two train journeys. Dublin opens the trip with its Georgian squares, Trinity College and Christ Church Cathedral, built by a Viking king in 1030. The train then heads north to Belfast, where St George's Market has welcomed traders since 1604 and St Anne's Cathedral watches over the city's liveliest quarter. A free day lets you reach the Giant's Causeway.
Heading down to Galway, the coach follows the Wild Atlantic Way through County Donegal and stops in Bundoran, facing the sea, for lunch. Galway, a city of students and street musicians, is explored on foot, from Eyre Square to the Spanish Arch. Connemara and Kylemore Abbey are within reach for those who want more.
The last train ride brings the group back to Dublin for a farewell dinner. Only three hotels, guided tours in every city and plenty of free time to wander, step into a pub or follow your tour escort's advice.
Highlights:
-Two train journeys to discover the Emerald Isle differently
-Guided city tours in Dublin, Belfast and Galway
-Scenic Wild Atlantic Way drive and stop in Bundoran
-Well-located hotels
-Free time to visit the three cities at your own pace
Accommodation categories:
Dublin: Staycity Aparthotel Dublin Tivoli 4* or similar
Belfast: Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre 4* or similar
Galway: Hotel Imperial 3* or similar
The itinerary is subject to change without notice. The final itinerary will be available from your travel advisor!
The displayed rate is for two adults in double occupancy. Other dates, room categories and occupancy types (single, triple or quadruple) may be available. Price available upon request*.
Flights with Air Canada or another carrier
Travel insurance (trip cancellation and interruption, emergency medical care, baggage)Synergia network group departures
Advisors in the Voyages Synergia network build their own escorted group departures every year, with limited places. These are trips born of a passion rather than a catalogue: fishing in Guatemala, safari in East Africa, guided expeditions. The list above changes with the seasons.
What sets these departures apart
- A Quebec tour leader who knows the destination and travels with the group
- A restricted number of places, often a few dozen, sometimes fewer than ten
- A clear theme, built around one activity rather than a destination alone
- Fixed dates: you join the departure, you do not build it
How to book
Each departure has its own responsible advisor. Choose the trip that interests you in the list, then reach us through the contact page for remaining places and terms. These departures often fill months ahead.
Other ways to travel as a group
If no date suits you, two other routes exist: organized trips, already built and sold by tour operators, and a custom group, built around your own participants. Voyages AquaTerra holds Quebec permit 702703.
