Private Tours of Ireland

Private Tours of Ireland

Experience a luxury chauffeur tour of Ireland with JBM Executive Travel. There is no need to settle for a regular tour when you can be escorted around breathtaking scenery and fascinating historical landmarks in the comfort of one of our luxury transport options. The stress and worry will be taken out of your trip, as your driver will meet you at your chosen location and drive you to each destination. There is no need to worry about navigating or driving as your driver is there to do that for you. There is no better way to experience and travel around Ireland than a chauffeur tour with JBM Executive Travel.

Fully Customisable Tours

Tours don’t have to be picked from a list of pre-planned tours; they are fully customisable on request. This means that you can make your tour of Ireland exactly what you want it to be. Choose your starting point, the place where your chauffeur will pick you up from. You can also change or add different tour destinations so that you see the places you want to see. If you need somewhere to stay overnight at your various locations, hotels can be booked for you if you request it. Don’t worry if you don’t have a plan of where you want to go and what you want to see, as we have several itineraries that you can choose from that incorporate a variety of different interests.

The group size is also customisable. We can accommodate party sizes from couples up to larger groups if you talk to us. We have a 17 seater vehicle that can be used to accommodate your bigger group comfortably, although it does not have WiFi onboard like our 1-7 seater vehicles.

Top Tour Destinations

A luxury tour of Ireland is a great way to have a fantastic, stress-free, and comfortable experience while seeing all the best sights that Ireland has to offer. It is excellent if you already have an idea of the parts of Ireland that you would like to tour, but if you don’t continue reading to find out more about some of the spots in Ireland that you must see.

• The Cliffs of Moher – A guided tour to the Cliffs of Moher is a great way to see these magnificent cliffs that allow you to look out at the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of Ireland’s top tourist attractions, which is not surprising due to their breathtaking natural beauty. The cliffs tallest point is 702 feet (215m), and they stretch out for 8kms (5 miles).
• The Bridges of Ross – Also looking out onto the Atlantic Ocean, the Bridges of Ross are a trio of naturally occurring sea arches. Although only one remains, because the other two fell into the sea, it is still a brilliant thing to see. This area is also known as one of the best places in Europe to seawatch in the late summer and autumn, so if you love birdwatching, this could be a spot for you!
• Skellig Michael – This island is a great place to visit in the warmer months when boats make the 12km crossing from Portmagee. It is home to an abandoned 7th-century Christian monastery and also the second-largest gannet colony in the world. It is also home to many other birds such as the Puffin, Razorbill, Arctic Tern, Herring Gull and many more.
• Huntington Castle – Huntington Castle was built in the 1625 and is set in over 160 acres of woodland, gardens and farmland. When you are there you should learn about the history of the castle, and spend time in the gardens that were mostly laid out in the 17th century.
• National Botanic Gardens – The National Botanic Gardens are known for their beautifully restored historic glasshouses and their plant collections of over 15,000 plant species and cultivars from around the world. It is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, with a lot to see.
• The Aran Islands – The Aran Islands are a group of three islands on the west coast of Ireland near Galway Bay. On the islands, most inhabitants speak both Irish and English, and because of their Christian and Celtic heritage, there are a lot of sacred sites and ruins there. If you can head to one of the islands, they can be a great place to explore.
• Rock of Cashel – The Rock of Cashel is an archaeological site that has a group of medieval ecclesiastical buildings that are set on an outcrop of limestone. The oldest surviving building is the Round Tower, dating back to the 12th century, along with the High Cross and Romanesque Chapel. There is also a 13th century Gothic cathedral and a 15th century castle. It is one of Ireland’s most visited sites and a spectacular place to visit.
• Giant Causeway – This is a famous site made up of around 40,000 hexagonal-shaped stepping stones. It is a unique sight to behold that dates back to over 60 million years ago in the volcanic age. It is a beautiful area to walk through and admire this remarkable natural site.

Tour Ireland in Luxury with JBM Executive Travel

The best thing about a JBM Executive Travel tour of Ireland is that you can tailor it to what interests you. Whether you want to do a tour that includes the Ring of Kerry, the Wild Atlantic Ocean, Ireland’s national parks, or a mixture of other things, we can customise a tour or create a brand new tour to include your requirements and to match your pace of travel. Just let us know the places you would like to see and any other requirements, and we’ll do our best to design an itinerary to match.