Best 21 Days in Ireland — Food & Wine

Visit the Guinness Storehouse and choose a whiskey distillery for a self-paced drinks day

Take the DART 35 minutes from Dublin to Howth for cliff walks, fresh seafood on the pier, and views of Ireland's Eye

Tour the restored Jameson Bow St. Distillery and finish with a whiskey tasting and complimentary drink

Tour Dublin's first new distillery in 125 years and taste small-batch, single-grain and single-malt whiskeys

Brunch on Middle Eastern-inspired GF dishes at Brother Hubbard, Dublin's most celebrated all-day café

Lunch at Cornucopia, Ireland's oldest vegetarian restaurant with an extensive daily vegan menu since 1986

Learn how Ireland lost and reclaimed its whiskey crown, then taste three styles in a guided session

Eat a hearty vegetarian lunch with abundant gluten-free options at Dublin's longest-running natural food restaurant

Explore off-the-tourist-trail pubs with a private local guide covering Irish music history and authentic pub culture

Ride a 1960s double-decker bus through Dublin while enjoying afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones, and cakes

Choose cocktail-making or whiskey-blending at Jameson's Bow St. Distillery for a hands-on session

Taste a full Irish breakfast — eggs, bacon, sausage, and black pudding on GF toast — at a celiac-aware café

Visit three hidden restaurants, pubs, and cafes with a local guide and taste traditional Irish dishes and Irish coffee

Sample artisan cheese, oysters, bread, and sweet treats on a guided 2.5-hour food walk through Galway.

Tour a family-run Galway distillery and taste gin, poitín, and whiskey made with Connemara botanicals.

Ferry to Inis Mór, bike to the cliff-top prehistoric fort Dún Aonghasa, and walk an island where Irish is the everyday language

Boat to Skellig Michael to climb a 6th-century island monastery — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Star Wars filming location.

Wander Killarney's lively town center, visit the 1855 St. Mary's Cathedral, or take a jaunting car into the park.

Walk Dingle's colorful harbor town — craft shops, award-winning seafood pubs, traditional music sessions, and one of Ireland's best ice cream parlours

Drive the Slea Head loop past 2,000-year-old beehive huts, ruined stone forts, and views of the Great Blasket Islands from Ireland's westernmost point

Browse Dingle's craft shops, seafood pubs, and harbor quays at your own pace.

Start at St. George’s Market with local producers, then walk to traditional bars and finish in the Cathedral Quarter

Taste seven gins including five locally crafted Belfast varieties at a Victorian Gin Palace and four more bars

Cycle from Belfast through the Cathedral and Titanic Quarters, then along the River Lagan to Ireland’s oldest independent brewery