Stroll through one of Ireland’s most charming market towns. Known for its vibrant heritage and colourful streets, it’s also the birthplace of Irish revolutionary Michael Collins.

Journey toward the southwestern edge of Ireland via one of the most breathtaking stretches of coastline. Expect sweeping ocean views, rugged landscapes, and potential short photo stops (Barleycove Beach, Crookhaven Harbour, or remote cliff viewpoints). Upon arrival at the Rock of Cashel, you'll be greeted by one of Ireland's most historic and awe-inspiring landmarks. This majestic site, perched on a hill, is steeped in history and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Be sure to explore the medieval architecture, ancient cathedral, and beautifully preserved round tower that make the Rock of Cashel a must-visit destination.

Stand at the edge of the world! Walk the dramatic bridge suspended between sea cliffs, explore the historic signal station, and take in panoramic views over the Atlantic. Highlights include: Signal station with interactive maritime exhibits Whale-watching potential (seasonal) View of Fastnet Rock (Ireland’s ‘Teardrop’) Cliff Top walks and viewing decks

Enjoy lunch in the picturesque coastal village of Schull, known for its artisan food scene, scenic harbour, and relaxed atmosphere. Choose from local seafood cafés, gastro pubs, or cozy bistros.

On your return journey, stop in Ballydehob, a creative village full of charm, local character, and art. Take time to wander the streets, pop into craft shops, and admire the iconic 12-arch viaduct bridge.

elax on the drive back with more West Cork scenery as you return to your accommodation.