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Go As You Please Ireland Vacation
A one-of-a-kind tour designed to remind you that roadtrips aren’t measured by mile-markers, but by the moments you share along the way.
Trip Overview
A “Go As You Please” Ireland Vacation is perfect for the independent traveler, or group of friends looking to take advantage of the ultimate freedom of international travel. With this Ireland tour package, you decide which cities you want to see, which Bed and Breakfasts you wish to stay in, and how long you desire to stay in each location. With no restrictions of the traditional tour packages and pre-booked accommodations, you call all your own shots.
The “Go As You Please” Ireland vacation package allows travelers to combine the comforts of home in an exciting international vacation. Stay in the country’s highest quality Bed and Breakfasts to discover the Ireland that’s off the beaten path. Gain insiders’ knowledge into the ins and outs of each location, as you make friends with your Irish B&B hosts.
No other tour package allows you the freedom to make your own reservations within a totally flexible travel schedule. When you’re ready to move onto another location, simply pack your belongings, present the appropriate amount of accommodation vouchers to your host and get into the driver’s seat for a scenic drive to the next location of your choice during your “Go As You Please” Ireland Vacation.
Inclusions
Your “Go As You Please” Ireland Vacation Includes -
- Your choice of accommodations in over 1,100 B&Bs throughout Ireland
- Overnight stays in the cities of your choice
- “Go As You Please” Accommodation Vouchers for each night of travel
- Rental Car with available pick-up/drop-off at airport and most city-centers
- Choose from 9 different car sizes, from compact to mini-bus
- All accommodation taxes/fees
- Traditional Irish breakfast every morning
- Emergency Contact available 24/7
- Complete offerings of tours and events
- Airfare available from most US departure cities (additional)
Advantages
No other tour package allows you the freedom to make your own reservations within a totally flexible travel schedule. Here are a few of the advantages of booking a “Go As You Please” Ireland Vacation:
- An affordable vacation for nearly any budget
- Available for booking year-round
- Freedom to travel where and when you want at your own pace
- All Irish Tourist Board Approved Bed and Breakfasts
- Accommodations are available for booking before you go and upon arrival
- Unlimited travel planning assistance from our team of travel professionals
- Full range of optional excursions along the way to take full advantage of all Ireland has to offer
- Airfare available from most US departure cities (additional)
Dates/Rates
Pricing and Available Dates-
All rates are protected by our exclusive 30-Day Price Watch, which means we will reprice your trip 30 days after you reserve your trip and adjust the price if the rates go down or you find a cheaper price! (must be at least 30 days prior to departure)
| Dates | ||||
| 5 Nights | 7 Nights | 10 Nights | 14 Nights | |
| Jan-April | $347.00 | $497.00 | $747.00 | $997.00 |
| May-July 14 | $397.00 | $547.00 | $797.00 | $1047.00 |
| July 15-Aug | $497.00 | $697.00 | $947.00 | $1197.00 |
| Sept-Oct | $397.00 | $547.00 | $797.00 | $1047.00 |
| Nov-Dec | $347.00 | $497.00 | $747.00 | $997.00 |
Terms: All rates are per-person based on double occupancy, with two people sharing the expense of a standard transmission compact car, and does not include $19-$35 in processing/ticketing fees. Pricing is based on a Sunday arrival and may vary for other arrival days, holiday weeks, and special events.
* Single/Triple occupancy and vehicle upgrades are available. Contact us for more information and rates.
Judith Shehan said,
December 9, 2008 @ 1:48 pmMore interested in Northern Ireland
roger schurg said,
February 2, 2009 @ 11:34 amI’m currently on disability and need cheap trip to my gras routes Gerry kavaugh
lois whitman said,
August 24, 2009 @ 6:54 aminterested in go as you please,car and staying at b&b.are any of your packages include air fare for go as you please?thank you,lois whitman
KEN BEAUCHAMP said,
October 7, 2009 @ 6:26 amMY NIECE AND I ARE CONSIDERING A TRIP TO OUR ANCESTRAL HOME OF IRELAND. I AM PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN OUR FAMILY’S HISTORY, OF WHICH WE KNOW VERY LITTLE, ALTHOUGH I BELIEVE THEY ARE FROM LONDONDERRY. SO THE GO AS YOU PLEASE WOULD PROBABLY BE BEST FOR US, ALTHOUGH WE WOULD ENTERTAIN OTHERS AS WELL.
cathy said,
December 17, 2009 @ 9:06 pmComing into Dublin on 2/19 saying 2 days with freinds then want to drive to the west coast and the Connmarra (sorry if misspelled) loop. the back to Dublin for departure 3/2. There are supposed to be 3 of us but so far 2 have been booked. Can I get a proce for the car and b&b’s? thank you
Cathy Hejka
Gary DuGrenier said,
January 23, 2010 @ 7:08 pmDo you have any packages planned for the 2011 Solheim Cup in Ireland September 23-25, 2011? Thank you, Gary DuGrenier
Kathy Bohannon said,
January 27, 2010 @ 6:58 amThree ladies are interested in a “Go as you please” Ireland tour. We are interested in the West coast of Ireland from County Cork to County Donegal. Please include price of auto transmission car; B&B’s only (prefer older and/or farmhouse family environment); air fare from Atlanta to Shannon roundtrip for the beginning of September 2010 for 6 night in Ireland. Thank you, Kathy Bohannon
Catherine Culhane said,
February 7, 2010 @ 9:48 pmFamily of (5) adults (kids are 17-18-20); Need airfare from Detroit – Would like to be in Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day 2011 – Will it be green at that time of year? Would like the “go as you please” but completely unfamiliar so would also appreciate suggestions of what to see and where to stay. Have to stay in a Fabulous Castle at least one night. Must have Automatic vehicle – Possible mini van for (5) adults?? Thinking about 5-10 days – Very Flexible. My husband is the Irishman and has never seen Ireland – Wants to be there at the optimum time (when it’s green and lush); He thinks that St. Patrick’s Day timing may not be good? Don’t know your weather – Please respond back..Thank-you, The Culhane Family
Colleen Settles said,
March 17, 2010 @ 8:39 amI am thinking about an early retirement from sales and would be interested in travel sales. Please send me information. I have traveled to Ireland, England and Scotland several times with different grpops and travel companys. I am open to all ideas.
PAM GREEN said,
April 8, 2010 @ 11:19 pmhi wud like to know about prices for rental car for 14days jul 29 thru 13aug..only automatic…and cheap incl ins and also b and b’s or small hotels in ireland..will drive from dublin over to shannon and south and back to galway and back to dublin..thx pam
carole said,
May 25, 2010 @ 9:24 pmFour of us are interested in visiting Ireland the second week in November. What will the weather most likely be during this time?
suzette sheth said,
July 19, 2010 @ 4:59 amMy Husband are I are looking to come on Nov 13 for 10 night
we want to drive all over and have accommodations included with airfare and breakfast we can leave from boston or JKF
what would the price be for 2
thank you
suzette sheth
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Lori Scott said,
November 17, 2008 @ 9:00 pmHi, We’re interested in travel to Ireland for fun and maybe a wedding at the end of May/beginning of June. Fell in love with Ireland and haven’t been back since 2000.
Want the best price, greatest flexibility – would need to add airfare.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Best regards,
–Lori–