Ireland is a land where myth and storytelling meet, a place of windswept cliffs, ancient castles, lively cities, and landscapes that feel like stories coming to life. On this intimate Source Journey, you will trace a sweeping arc across the Emerald Isle, from Dublin's historic heart and vibrant cultural scene to the coastal charm of Cork and the wild beauty of Killarney, before continuing to the dramatic Atlantic cliffs and tranquil lakes that define Ireland's spirit. The adventure culminates in royal splendor at Ashford Castle, a fairytale retreat where falconry, forest paths, and quiet luxury await. Rich with culture, connection, and beauty, this is Ireland at its most magical.
A 10-day small-group LGBTQ+ luxury journey through Ireland's castles, cliffs, and Celtic landscapes — from Dublin to Cork, Killarney, and the legendary Ashford Castle.
Steven Krumholz is the guy who actually picks up the phone — and the one who knows which cabin, which resort, and which party is worth your time. Decades of access, zero booking fees, all heart.
Ireland is a land where myth and storytelling meet, a place of windswept cliffs, ancient castles, lively cities, and landscapes that feel like stories coming to life. On this intimate Source Journey, you will trace a sweeping arc across the Emerald Isle, from Dublin's historic heart and vibrant cultural scene to the coastal charm of Cork and the wild beauty of Killarney, before continuing to the dramatic Atlantic cliffs and tranquil lakes that define Ireland's spirit. The adventure culminates in royal splendor at Ashford Castle, a fairytale retreat where falconry, forest paths, and quiet luxury await. Rich with culture, connection, and beauty, this is Ireland at its most magical.
A 10-day small-group LGBTQ+ luxury journey through Ireland's castles, cliffs, and Celtic landscapes — from Dublin to Cork, Killarney, and the legendary Ashford Castle.
Steven Krumholz is the guy who actually picks up the phone — and the one who knows which cabin, which resort, and which party is worth your time. Decades of access, zero booking fees, all heart.
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a historic and vibrant city known for its rich literary history, friendly atmosphere, and lively pub culture. It serves as the gateway for international visitors and offers a diverse range of cultural experiences, from medieval castles to a thriving and welcoming LGBTQ+ scene.
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a historic and vibrant city known for its rich literary history, friendly atmosphere, and lively pub culture. It serves as the gateway for international visitors and offers a diverse range of cultural experiences, from medieval castles to a thriving and welcoming LGBTQ+ scene.
Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland, located on the east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey. It is a historic and cultural hub known for its literary heritage, medieval architecture, and vibrant social scene, being part of the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote.
Cork, Cobh & Blarney to Killarney is a scenic route through southwest Ireland featuring world-famous attractions including Blarney Castle with its legendary Stone, the historic port town of Cobh, Cork city's vibrant culture, and the stunning Killarney National Park. This itinerary encompasses Ireland's premier tourist destinations including heritage sites, natural landscapes, and the iconic Ring of Kerry, offering visitors a comprehensive experience of Ireland's coastal and mountainous regions.
The Ring of Kerry is Ireland's most popular scenic tourist region, featuring a stunning 180km circular route along the southwest coast. This iconic road trip winds through picturesque villages, jaw-dropping natural scenery, and historic attractions, offering an unforgettable journey through County Kerry's wild and beautiful landscapes. Perfect for driving, cycling, or bus tours, it showcases Ireland at its most spectacular.
Killarney National Park is Ireland's oldest national park, encompassing 25,000 acres of stunning natural beauty in County Kerry. The park features Muckross House and Gardens, a magnificent Victorian mansion offering insight into 19th-century Irish life, along with the historic Muckross Abbey. Visitors can explore the landscape via traditional jaunting cars (horse-drawn carriages), enjoy scenic lake cruises on Lough Léin, and discover attractions like Ross Castle and Innisfallen Island. The park showcases native red deer and offers breathtaking views of mountains, lakes, and woodlands.
A spectacular scenic route connecting two of Ireland's most iconic destinations: the dramatic Cliffs of Moher, which rise 700 feet above the Atlantic Ocean with views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands, and the historic Ashford Castle, a 13th-century lakeside fortress once owned by the Guinness family. This itinerary encompasses the striking limestone landscape of the Burren region, featuring ancient archaeological sites dating back 5000 years, along with natural attractions like the Ailwee Caves. The route offers breathtaking coastal and countryside views while showcasing both Ireland's geological wonders and rich historical heritage.
Ashford Castle is a magnificent medieval and Victorian castle estate located in Cong, County Mayo, offering guests the unique experience of private hawk walks through the Ireland's School of Falconry, the oldest falconry school in Ireland founded in 1999. Visitors can participate in one-hour private hawk walks flying Harris hawks across the spectacular castle grounds, while also enjoying strolls with Irish wolfhounds, horseback riding, archery, and exploring the castle's rich history and stunning architecture.
Galway is a vibrant and colorful coastal city on Ireland's west coast, known for its bohemian atmosphere, artistic culture, and welcoming LGBTQ+ community. This bustling hub features charming streets lined with traditional pubs, excellent seafood restaurants, and a thriving cultural scene with galleries, theaters, and live music venues. As a gateway to Connemara and the Aran Islands, Galway offers both urban exploration and access to stunning natural landscapes. The city's smaller but vibrant LGBTQ+ scene makes it an ideal stop on an Ireland itinerary, offering a more intimate alternative to Dublin while maintaining the country's renowned friendliness and progressive values.
Dublin is Ireland's vibrant capital and a welcoming destination for LGBTQ+ travelers. The city offers a rich cultural scene with historic streets like Capel Street and South Great George's Street that have strong LGBTQ+ influence. Visitors can enjoy friendly bars, terrific club nights, sea swims, organized hikes, and diverse attractions. Dublin is particularly notable as being in Ireland, the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote, making it a historically significant and accepting destination for queer travelers.
