Fáilte go hÉirinn (Welcome to Ireland). Join your Voyages.golf tour hosts for this Signature Tour to The Emerald Ireland between 04 – 14 July 2025. This small-group tour ends in Belfast and leads into The Open for if you want to extend your stay with an official Open Championship Travel Package. Starting in Dublin, we spend 2 nights at the famous Portmarnock Hotel & Jameson Golf Links, playing the Links Course designed by Bernhard Langer, followed by an official welcome dinner and drinks, courtesy of Voyages.golf. We then head southwest to Killarney; an area of outstanding natural beauty for five nights. We use this as a base, playing Top-100 golf courses in the Ring of Kerry, such as Old Head Golf Links, Tralee and Ballybunion Golf Club. Then we head north to the coastal town of Lahinch in Co Clare, with lunch in the beautiful town of Adare on the way. You’ll play the famous Lahinch Golf Club before heading north to Mount Falcon Estate in Co Mayo, before heading to Belfast for onward departures. This exclusive golf tour plays 5 of Ireland’s Top 10 golf courses.
You can finish this golf tour in Belfast or continue on and enjoy The Open with one of the following travel packages.
| Tour Name | Ireland Golf Tour 2025 |
| Departure Date | Friday, 04 July 2025 |
| End Date | Monday, 14 July 2025 |
| Nights |
10 |
| Tour Size |
21 |
| Start Point |
Dublin, Ireland |
| End Point |
Belfast, Northern Ireland |
| Availability |
On Sale |
| Next Departure |
N/A |
| Payment Currencies | AUD, USD, GBP, CAD, EUR, NZD |
Accommodation
Golf
7 Rounds of golf (Pull-trolleys included)
Meals
Sightseeing (Non-golfers will get more alternatives on golf days)
Misc.
Day 1: Friday 04 July 2025 – Arrivals
Day 2: Saturday 05 July
Day 3: Sunday 06 July
Day 4: Monday 07 July
Day 5: Tuesday 08 July
Day 6: Wednesday 09 July
Day 7: Thursday 10 July
Day 8: Friday 11 July
Day 9: Saturday 12 July
Day 10: Sunday 13 July
Day 11: Monday 14 July – Departures
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If you are extending your stay, or heading to The Open, check out one of these travel packages (The Belfast Package will require 2 extra nights in Belfast) before it officially starts Wednesday 16 July):
Portmarnock Hotel, Dublin: Nestled along the scenic coastline of Dublin, Portmarnock Hotel offers a luxurious escape with breathtaking views of the Irish Sea. This historic hotel seamlessly combines classic elegance with modern comfort, providing guests with a tranquil retreat. The championship golf course, designed by Bernhard Langer, adds a sporting touch to the experience. The opulent rooms, exquisite dining options, and spa facilities create an ambiance of refined indulgence. Whether exploring Dublin’s cultural treasures or enjoying the hotel’s private beach, Portmarnock Hotel promises an unforgettable Irish getaway.
The Randles Hotel stands as a beacon of Irish hospitality, and stands as the perfect place to base ourselves from during this golf tour. With a rich history dating back to the 19th century, this boutique hotel seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary comforts. Located near Killarney National Park, it serves as an ideal base for exploring the stunning landscapes of County Kerry. The hotel’s elegant rooms, warm hospitality, and proximity to local attractions make it a popular choice for visitors. From traditional Irish fare to international cuisine, the dining options reflect the diversity of the region, ensuring a memorable stay in Killarney.
Lahinch Coast Hotel: Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Lahinch Coast Hotel offers a spectacular setting on the Wild Atlantic Way. Known for its warm hospitality and contemporary design, the hotel provides a gateway to the rugged beauty of County Clare. The spacious rooms, many with ocean views, invite guests to unwind in comfort. The on-site spa, dining options showcasing local flavors, and proximity to Lahinch’s renowned golf courses make it a sought-after destination. Whether seeking adventure along the coast or a relaxing retreat, Lahinch Coast Hotel promises a perfect blend of seaside charm and modern luxury.
Mount Falcon Estate, Mayo: Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Co. Mayo, Mount Falcon Estate is a 19th-century manor house exuding timeless elegance. Surrounded by woodlands and the River Moy, the estate offers a tranquil escape in a picturesque setting. The individually designed rooms, adorned with antique furnishings, provide a luxurious retreat. With activities ranging from falconry to fishing, guests can immerse themselves in the estate’s natural beauty. The award-winning restaurant showcases locally sourced ingredients, offering a true taste of the region. Mount Falcon Estate stands as a testament to Mayo’s charm, providing a blend of history, nature, and hospitality for an enchanting Irish experience.
The Rock of Cashel: Perched atop a limestone hill in County Tipperary, the Rock of Cashel is a historic site that unfolds the rich tapestry of Irish history. A medieval fortress turned ecclesiastical complex, the Rock boasts stunning architecture, including the iconic round tower and Cormac’s Chapel. Visitors are captivated by the panoramic views of the Tipperary countryside, and the site’s association with Irish kings and saints adds a layer of cultural significance to this remarkable landmark.
Killarney National Park: Nestled in County Kerry, Killarney National Park is a pristine wilderness that encompasses rugged mountains, serene lakes, and ancient woodlands. Home to Ireland’s only herd of native red deer, the park offers a haven for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can explore historic Muckross House, journey around the scenic Ring of Kerry, or take a boat trip on the enchanting lakes. With its diverse ecosystems and captivating landscapes, Killarney National Park stands as a testament to Ireland’s natural beauty and biodiversity.
Lahinch Town: Lahinch, located along the Wild Atlantic Way in County Clare, is a charming seaside town celebrated for its surf culture and vibrant atmosphere. With a stunning beach and a renowned golf course nearby, Lahinch attracts visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. The town’s lively pubs, local shops, and welcoming community make it a delightful stop along the coastal route, offering a perfect blend of coastal charm and Irish hospitality.
The Cliffs of Moher: Rising dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean, the Cliffs of Moher are a natural wonder on Ireland’s west coast. Stretching for about 14 kilometers, these majestic cliffs offer breathtaking views of the ocean and the Aran Islands. The coastal walking trails provide an awe-inspiring experience, allowing visitors to witness the sheer beauty of the rugged Irish coastline. As one of Ireland’s most iconic attractions, the Cliffs of Moher leave an indelible impression on all who venture to behold their awe-inspiring heights.
Belfast: The capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast is a city that seamlessly blends history, culture, and modern vitality. From the historic shipyards where the RMS Titanic was built to the vibrant neighborhoods like the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast offers a dynamic mix of old and new. The Titanic Belfast museum stands as a testament to the city’s maritime heritage, while the political murals in West Belfast provide a glimpse into its more recent history. With lively pubs, diverse cuisine, and a thriving arts scene, Belfast is a city that invites exploration and reflection on Ireland’s complex and evolving identity.
All transfers are by private, luxury touring coach with air conditioning, fitted with a microphone and plenty of space to spread out.
Ireland 2025 Tour Costs:
| Prices Per Person | GBP | EUR | USD | AUD |
| Double/Twin Occupancy | £ 6,998 | € 7,799 | $ 8,749 | $ 13,469 |
| Single Occupancy | £ 8,299 | € 9,259 | $ 10,398 | $ 15,989 |
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Of course you can. Our tours are specifically designed so non-golfing partners enjoy the trip as much as their golfing partners. Our hotels are always central to towns and popular activities. We also create non-golfer itineraries that are crafted with the interests of the non-golfers in mind and that means we consult with you before we book any non-golfer activity.
No, our golf tours are accepting of all golfers. Depending on the destination, some golf courses require you to have a certain handicap, and this will be expressed prior to any booking confirmation. Otherwise, you are welcome to join our golf tour as they are always inclusive.
Escorted golf tours are one of the most enjoyable types of holidays. Our groups are small and everyone gets to know each other on a first-name basis early-on in the tour.
On a golf day, breakfast is usually taken between 6:30 - 08.30, and our first tee-times are usually mid-morning. This allows for the early risers and late-goers to enjoy a two-hour period for breakfast. We like to keep the afternoons free for sightseeing, resort relaxation, shopping or general downtime. We usually restrict each day to having one activity, whether it's a half-day tour or round of golf, it's usually quite relaxed.
Apart from the welcome dinner and farewell dinner, we usually keep evenings free to enjoy whichever destination you are in. If you are travelling by yourself, the tour leaders have an open invitation to dine with them; if this is the case, you're in for a real treat as the tour leaders know where to go for the best meals. We always stay in destinations where local restaurants are either a short walk or short transfer away, so there are plenty of options to dine.
Over the decades, our tours average the following guest ratio: 70% couples, 30% singles. Our tours are comprised on average of 55% male and 45% female. One fact we are proud of is that our tours enjoy an average of 70% or higher repeat guest rate.
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