Cliffs of Moher

Unforgettable Ireland August August August August 6666 to 1to 1to 1to 16666, 201, 201, 201, 2018888

Charming Blarney Castle in County Cork

Pricing Information

(Prices are per person based on number of persons sharing a hotel room)*

Two in a Room…………………..$2,285* Three in a Room……….…….….$2,225* One in a Room…………………..$2,695* *Airfare is not included and will be confirmed early in 2018. We anticipate that it will be roughly $1,100 plus taxes.

To register for the tour, call us at 278-3101 or 800-658-8519… OR go online to Webbtours.com and download our reservation form. A brochure is also available online.

Hotel Information

Dublin 2 Cassidys Hotel

Donegal 2 Central Hotel Donegal

Ennis 1 Woodstock (or similar)

Killarney 2 The Lake Hotel

Co.Kilkenny 2 Irish Farmhouse

Note: The farmhouse in Co Kilkenny is on a

working Irish farm featuring modern

accommodations in delightful rural settings. It

allows us to get to know the families and enjoy

breakfast/dinner with them each day. It’s a great

way to “Meet the Irish”.

Tour Includes:

Escorted sightseeing by luxury motor coach

Professional Irish Driver/Guide and Webb Tours

Director throughout

Accommodation with private bath at Irish

Farmhouses for 2 nights and first class hotels for 7

nights including Killarney’s famous Lake Hotel

Full Irish Breakfast daily except morning of arrival

Seven dinners including a grand, medieval banquet

at Bunratty Castle.

Sightseeing Highlights:

• Blarney, Donegal & Cahir Castles

• Fabulous scenery like the Ring of Kerry,

Cliffs of Moher, Killarney National Park

• Enjoyable activities like Folk Park in

Northern Ireland, visit to Waterford Crystal,

Rathbaun Farm visit and much more.

• Quaint and charming towns like Avoca,

Adare, Glendalough, Donegal, Killybegs,

Galway, Killarney and Kilkenney

• Endless countryside to enjoy as you go from

place to place

Tips for baggage handling, taxes and hotel gratuities

except gratuity to your Irish Tour Director

A passport is required for this tour.

IRELAND. Just saying the word conjures up images of beauty, antiquity and fun-loving people. And that’s all true. Until you go, you have no idea just how much there is to see and do – and how much you’ll enjoy it. This itinerary will take you from north to south, east to west. And Ireland is small enough that you’ll visit almost every county in Ireland on this 11 day tour. There is tremendous variety as you go from region to region, but it’s all beautiful. We’ll include a visit into Northern Ireland, spend two nights in a lovely farmhouse, see the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher and so much more. So read on. This is Ireland the way it is meant to be seen – relaxed, with time, and comprehensively… not rushed through before heading to some other country in Europe. And look at the price! 11 days in Europe including almost everything for $2,285 + air. You’ll want to get in on this one quickly as it fills fast each time we do it. So come with us as we “Meet the Irish!” August 6: Depart USA Today we meet at the airport to board our flight through Chicago to the Emerald Isle. Dinner and breakfast are

included on the flight. We arrive on the morning of August 7.

August 7: Dublin Upon arrival at Dublin airport, we’ll collect our luggage and proceed to the arrivals hall. Dublin is Ireland’s

vibrant capital city. A local driver/guide will meet us and be with us throughout the tour. Before we check in,

we’ll enjoy a tour of this wonderful European city and visit such sights as Trinity College which houses the

ancient Book of Kells (fascinating), and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, one of Europe’s finest. We also see

O’Connell Street and the old Irish House of Parliament, which is now the Bank of Ireland. After check-in you

are free to rest and explore on your own. This evening, a special Welcome Reception provides us the

opportunity to get to know each other better. We stay at the Cassidy Hotel in Dublin. B August 8: Wicklow Today our drive is through County Wicklow, also known as the “Garden of Ireland”. We will visit the

fascinating ruined village of Glendalough, where St. Kevin founded his 6th century monastic settlement. The

ruins are set against the green rolling hills and is an amazing site. We then drive a short distance to the lovely

town of Avoca where the popular TV series Ballykissangel was filmed. We’ll see the woolen mill that has been

making traditional clothing the old way for centuries (and again, the setting is magnificent). We return to

Dublin for some free time in the late afternoon to explore this cosmopolitan city from our well located hotel. B

August 9: Dublin/Northern Ireland/County Donegal Today we make our way north enjoying the countryside. Our local driver/guide is entertaining and informative

as we travel through the countryside – and the views out your windows each day are highlights of being in

Ireland. We will cross into Northern Ireland (part of the UK) after lunch and spend some time at a very

interesting place. It’s called the Ulster American Folk Park (given 5 star reviews by almost all who visit) and

it chronicles the Irish migration to America. Costumed guides will share traditional crafts, interesting stories

and some local foods. You can board a full scale immigrant ship to understand the conditions faced by the

MANY from this area that immigrated to America. Our hotel is in the quaint Irish town of Donegal. Dinner is

included this evening at the hotel. B, D August 10: Donegal Day Trip Our day trip today takes us to the northernmost part of Ireland as we travel through the rugged and beautiful

county of Donegal. Our drive takes us along Donegal Bay with castles, fishing villages and rugged coastline.

We’ll also see the fields of peat moss and learn of its importance. We’ll have an hour to explore the quaint to

the fishing village of Killybegs after passing through the charming towns of Ardara and Glenties (winner of

Ireland's Tidy Town Award). In the afternoon we have included a visit to the medieval Donegal Castle. You’ll

have some free time in the late afternoon. We return to our hotel for dinner and overnight. B, D

August 11: Knock/Cliffs of Moher/Bunratty Today we make our south along the eastern coast of Ireland. We will make an interesting stop at Drumcliffe Church and learn about Ireland’s most famous poet, W. B. Yeats. Today involves a bit of driving, but again,

driving in Ireland is one of the best ways to enjoy it. We continue along beautiful Galway Bay before arriving

at one of the truly special places in Ireland: The Cliffs of Moher. You’ve seen pictures, but you have to see it

in person to appreciate the majesty of these enormous cliffs going straight into the ocean. This evening we

enjoy a Medieval Banquet at Bunratty Castle. We stay in a lovely four star hotel tonight. B, D

August 12: Adare/Killarney Lakes This morning we will visit scenic Rathbaun Farm in County Cork. The thatched roof farmhouse sits in an

idyllic rural setting. We’ll enjoy a sheep shearing and sheep dog display followed by a scone-making

demonstration. They are delicious. We will make a stop at the “tidy-town” of Adare with its lovely parks and

thatched-roof houses. We then continue to the town of Killarney, one of the highlights of the trip and one of

Ireland’s gems with charming scenery unique Irish atmosphere. AND we are staying at the famous LAKE HOTEL KILLARNEY, overlooking the lakes in the national park (take a look at lakehotelkillarney.com- it is

spectacular). The national park is adjacent to the town and you will fall in love with this charming and very

traditional part of Ireland. B. August 13: Dingle Bay Peninsula The Ring of Kerry drive takes us along the coastline of the Iveragh Peninsula and Dingle Bay, through the

towns of Glenbeigh, Cahirciveen, Waterville and Sneem. Sit back in your seat and take in the beautiful scenery

as we make our way through this dramatic scenery. At the halfway point, we’ll enjoy a lunch stop with views

of the Atlantic Ocean from one of the highest points in Ireland. We return to Killarney via Ladies View, which

offers lovely scenic vistas overlooking the Killarney Lakes. Dinner is included this evening in Killarney. B, D

August 14: Killarney/Kilkenny By now, we have made it to the southwestern portion of Ireland as we continue our grand circle toward the east.

This is among Ireland’s most pleasing countryside as we pass through rolling hills, beautiful farms (with a

myriad of sheep) and ruined castles. As we come over the mountains of west Cork, we come to the village of

Blarney where we’ll visit the Blarney Castle. The setting and the structure are magnificent – and this is your

chance to ascend to the top and kiss the Blarney Stone to gain the “Gift of Gab”. We’ll also enjoy some

wonderful shopping before we continue on to the town of Cahir to visit Cahir Castle which was used in the

film Excalibur. Tonight we stay in the rural region of Kilkeneny on a breathtaking farm. This is a working

farms that make some extra money taking in guests (like us). The accommodations are wonderful and the food

is top-notch. The scenery is among the best in all of Ireland. For many, this will be the highlight of your trip.

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August 15: Kilkenny/Waterford Waterford City is our first stop today, with a special visit to the factory where the world famous Waterford Crystal is made. It is amazing what they make out of crystal – and it’s interesting to see it up close. After lunch

on your own in the town of Waterford, we’ll make a stop in County Wexford where Patrick Kennedy, great

grandfather to John F. Kennedy, boarded a boat to emigrate to the U.S. during the Potato Famine – one of many

millions to do so. There’s a lovely tribute to President Kennedy. We then return to Kilkenney where there is

plenty of time for a walking tour of the city including stops at the cathedral and a tour inside the stately

Kilkenny Castle followed by a little free time for some shopping. We then return to our farmhouse for a

farewell dinner with our interesting hosts. B, D

August 16: Dublin/USA After breakfast at the farmhouse, we drive for about an hour which brings us back to the Dublin Airport for

flights back home. We have completed our circle of this unique island and we’ll return home with magical

memories of the people and places that make up the Emerald Isle. B

Registration Information: To make a reservation, simply fill out the attached reservation form and send it to us with a deposit of $400 per person. When we receive your deposit, we will mail you a receipt confirming that you are registered for

the tour. A letter with instructions, hotel itinerary flight information (if applicable) and luggage tags will be

sent 75 days prior to departure at which time the balance will be due. You do not need to pay the balance until

after you receive that packet. We require final payments in the form of a check. If that is not possible,

arrangements can be made to use a credit card for an additional fee. Webb Tours accepts Visa, Mastercard and

Discover Cards.

Cancellation Penalties We understand that you may need to cancel your trip for whatever reason. If it is 75 days or more before

departure, all money will be refunded. If it is within 75 days, we will charge you only what Webb Tours cannot

recover. In some cases, we can recover all of it. In others, we cannot. Cruise lines, airlines, hotels and other

service providers require funds in advance and have their own rules about what will be refunded once paid. We

must follow their guidelines. For airlines, specifically, tickets are generally non refundable when purchased.

However, most airlines will allow the value of the canceled tickets to be reused for future travel, though a

penalty may be assessed to reuse the tickets. If you have to cancel, Webb Tours will work with other providers

to obtain as much refund as possible for our travelers. Our travelers know us to be very fair in this regard.

Cancellation Insurance: To avoid cancellation penalties, cancellation insurance may be purchased. This insurance will reimburse you

for the non-refundable cancellation penalties imposed if you must cancel your trip for a covered reason such as

illness, injury or death to you, a traveling companion or an immediate family member. Other reasons for

cancellation include Common Carrier-caused delays due to inclement weather, jury duty, or a documented

traffic accident en route to departure.

The per person price for insurance for this tour is $195

This insurance covers the land portion of your tour. Airline tickets would be returned to you for future use (less

any penalties charged by the airlines). If you are interested in the insurance, it is best to purchase it when your

deposit is made as all preexisting conditions are waived. However, insurance may be purchased any time up to

the point you make your final payment. Insurance cannot be purchased after your final payment is made.

Webb Tours is not the insurer and aces as agent for the insurance company. To activate your insurance, we

need your premium and your birth date. Travel insurance also includes $2,500 for baggage loss, $500 for baggage

delay, up to $50,000 for medical expenses and up to $50,000 for medical evacuation.

Currency Fluctuation: Webb Tours reserves the right to adjust the rates if necessary in order to reflect currency fluctuations larger than

10% from those used in our tour price. This is not likely to happen, but we must protect against it. A shift of

that magnitude would quickly erase our tour profits. Of course, if the fluctuation moves in the opposite

direction, we will reduce your tour price.

Mail deposit and enclosed reservation form to:

WEBB TOURS 2378 Evergreen Avenue

Salt Lake City, UT 84109

Tel. (801) 278-3101

or Toll Free 1-800-658-8519

Or call us and register over the phone. We hope you can join us.