Ireland

This is an 8-day journey, including travel to and from Ireland. Dates will be announced soon, but plan to depart the U.S. on a Saturday and return the following Sunday. The itinerary begins and ends in Dublin.

Estimated cost is $2,500–$3,500 USD per person, including flights. Final pricing will be confirmed at booking. A nonrefundable deposit is required to hold your spot.

Your trip includes:

• Airfare, pricing may vary depending on your home airport. We will work with you to book flights that most accomodate your needs.

• 7 nights’ accommodations in locally-owned inns or boutique hotels

• Daily breakfast, 3 group dinners

• Private ground transportation

• Site admissions and guided walks (e.g., Glendalough, Rock of Cashel, Cliffs of Moher, Skellig Michael*)

• Group devotionals and evening reflections

• A pre-trip spiritual guide and suggested reading list

(*Skellig Michael is weather-dependent.)

These trips are designed for individuals, couples, or small groups who are spiritually hungry, emotionally tired, or simply longing for something deeper. You might feel burned out, stuck, or unsure of what’s next—but you know you need space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most.

Our journeys are intentionally small (usually 8–14 people), which creates room for real conversations, shared meals, and meaningful connection. You won’t get lost in the crowd. Whether you come alone or with a close friend or two, you’ll be part of a welcoming group that’s walking this road together—seeking renewal, insight, and the presence of God in unexpected places.

Moderately active. You should be comfortable walking up to 3–5 miles per day on uneven ground and moderate inclines. Skellig Michael (if weather allows) involves a steep climb on ancient stone steps. We’ll pace ourselves with rest, reflection, and community.

Breakfast is included every day, and we’ll share three meaningful dinners as a group. The rest of the time, we encourage you to explore local cafés and pubs. We’ll offer recommendations—and often gather informally even when meals aren’t scheduled.

We stay in locally-run hotels and guesthouses that reflect the spirit of the region—simple, charming, clean, and comfortable. All rooms include private bathrooms. Shared rooms are standard (double occupancy), but solo travelers can request a single supplement if available.