The Grand Atlantic
Tour along Ireland's spectacular coastline








- Return Rail Tickets
- Reserved Seats on the train
- Railtours Ireland Host throughout
- Visitor Attraction Admissions
- Escorted Coach
- 2 Nights Killarney B+B / Free Upgrade to 4* Hotel
- 1 Night Galway 3* or 4* Hotel
FREE Upgrade in Killarney from Guesthouse to 4* Hotel
FREE Breakfast on Train– Mon-Fri
FREE 48 hour Dublin Bus Hop on Hop off City Sightseeing Tour

Travel South and Southwest by Train
A truly unique opportunity to visit our great Southern and Western coastal regions, with fabulous seascapes and mountain scenery and visits to Ireland's premier tourist locations such as Cork, Cóbh, Blarney Castle, Ring of Kerry, Bunratty Castle, Cliffs of Moher, Galway Bay and Connemara. This tour takes in part of the Wild Atlantic Way and includes 2 nights accommodation in Killarney and 1 night in Galway.
Cork, Blarney Castle and Cobh
Check-in is 20 minutes prior to Train Departure Time.
Customer Service Desk at Heuston Station where our Check-In representative will be in their yellow jacket!
Check-in for 07:00 departure from Dublin Heuston Station
Arrive into Cork Kent Station for 09:30, we transfer to our Railtours Ireland tour coach through Cork City to Blarney Village and historic Blarney Castle and Gardens, built in 1446 by Dermot Mc Carthy. You will have time to kiss the famous stone, which is said to bestow the gift of eternal eloquence on those lucky enough to do so. There is also time for shopping and lunch at Blarney and we recommend that you have lunch there, as this will be the only opportunity during the day to have a substantial meal.
Depart Blarney Castle for Cóbh, via the city centre and a short city tour.
On arrival at Cóbh we will visit St Colman’s Cathedral. We will then proceed down along the sea front passing the former White Star Line offices en route to the beautifully restored Victorian railway station/transatlantic terminal. This is now the Cóbh Heritage Centre, home to the Queenstown Story. The centre also houses much information about the Great Famine and subsequent Irish Emigration; 3 million Irish people emigrated from Cóbh, (principally to the United States) including Annie Moore, whose statue is located in front of the heritage centre.
Depart Cóbh by train for Killarney
The rest of the evening is free and there is a large selection of cafés, restaurants and bars in Killarney town as well as many opportunities for live traditional Irish music entertainment.
Free upgraded 4* Hotel
FREE UPGRADE TO FOUR STAR STANDARD HOTEL IN KILLARNEY!




