Hi Aleksandra,
We have had a look at your itinerary and we think that you have realised how many wonderful things there are to see and do on the island of Ireland!
On your drive up from Dublin, a visit to Belfast Castle before seeing the sights of
Belfast City would be a super idea.
Day two,
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, the Giant's Causeway, driving on towards Dunluce Castle and Mussenden Temple would give some wonderful views of the Causeway Coastline before heading into
Derry~Londonderry for a walk a
round the walls before finishing in Letterkenny for the evening.
The Gobbins is a super place to visit but we usually say allow at least 3 hours for the time there. If you intend on staying in the area for a few days, this would be perfect along with the other ideas you have.
Day three,
Glenveagh National Park,
Slieve League, Donegal Town would be high on the list before driving on to Sligo and passing Ben Bulben, visiting
Sligo Abbey ending the day at Castlebar.
Day four looks wonderful,
Kylemore Abbey,
Connemara National Park, Cong if you like the film Quiet Man, afternoon tea at
Ashford Castle would be delightful too before the evening in Galway city with all of its many places to visit.
Day five,
Dunguaire Castle and the
Cliffs of Moher are definitely places to spend your time, maybe the
Medieval Banquet at Bunratty Castle if you fancy a wonderful evening experience.
Day six, the whole of the
Killarney National Park is a great place to visit, Ross Castle, Muckross House, Torc waterfall perfect choices before making your way to Cork for the night.
Day seven, a lovely coastal drive up to
Waterford followed by a drive through the
Wicklow Mountains National Park before ending up back in Dublin is perfect.
If you start with these as a basis for your days and just see what fits in as you travel, your experience with us will be full of adventure leaving you with a sense of the island of Ireland and all there is to see and do during a visit.
We hope this helps and you have a wonderful time with us. Please feel free to come back to us if you need some more help with your plans.
Speak soon,
Martin