Ireland

The team gathers in Dublin, picks up our comfortable cars, and heads west to explore the famous "Atlantic Way" — the most epic part of the Emerald Isle. We check into our first home base, get to know each other, and sample Irish stouts.

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Today we’re tackling our first "easy hike" to the summit of Croagh Patrick in County Mayo. Croagh Patrick is a place of pilgrimage for the Irish, so they’ve even built a church right at the very top! After conquering the peak, we’ll head to the picturesque region of Connemara to enjoy some traditional Irish cuisine.

Let’s head off to explore the most remote corner of Ireland – the island of Inishmore. For centuries, it has preserved its authenticity, and even today, most locals speak Gaeilge, the Irish language. To make sure we have time to see its unique landscape and the ancient Dún Aonghasa fort, we will be using mountain bikes.

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Today we head southwest to the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher – the highest cliffs in Ireland, which are truly awe-inspiring: standing 214 metres tall and stretching over 8 km. Once you see them, you won't be surprised that this is where the dark Lord Voldemort hid one of his Horcruxes!

Heading south! Passing through the Viking-founded town of Limerick, we’re off to see the Dingle Peninsula, located in one of the most charismatic counties in all of Ireland — Kerry. Here, we’ll have the chance to soak up the spirit and beauty of this picturesque region, and even get to hold, or perhaps even feed, one of Ireland’s true icons — little lambs.

The day of our main hike is finally here - today we are climbing thehighest mountain in Ireland, Carrauntoohil! The mountain barely reaches 1,000 metres, but the views from the summit are incredible! Our journey home will be just as scenic; the Gap of Dunloe is stunning with its landscapes and...colourful sheep.

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A pint of Guinness to the first person who guesses why the Irish "decorate" them like that!

Let's head back to Dublin, stopping along the way at the picturesque Muckross Abbey, once destroyed by the English army, it still serves as a reminder of the Emerald Isle's turbulent history. After checking into the hotel, we'll head out to explore Dublin with its cozy streets and lively pubs, some of which date back to the Middle Ages!

Today we wrap up our Emerald Isle adventure. We’ll say our goodbyes, share some hugs, and start planning our next trips together—because it’s in adventures like these that you find the best company for the journeys ahead!