December 27, 2026–January 3, 2027
8 days / 7 nights

• Created for travelers in their 30s and 40s

• Come solo, with a friend, or as a couple

• Shared-room guests are matched with a compatible same-gender roommate

• Private-room upgrades are also available

• Proper hotels and private coach transportation throughout Ireland

• Donegal, Galway, Dingle, Kilkenny, and Dublin

• New Year’s Eve dinner, live entertainment, and celebrations in Dingle

• Created and hosted by Still Out There

• Operated in partnership with the experienced team at Doc’s Tours

€2,830 per person, based on double occupancy

Reserve your place with a fully refundable* €100 deposit.

*Your deposit is refundable through August 27, 2026. On that date, your second payment will be due.

Click See Availability to choose your room option and reserve your place.

Questions before booking? Call or text Steve at 516-343-0052. Yes, that is really his number.

There comes a point when the group chat stops making plans and starts making excuses.

Someone is busy. Someone has a kid’s tournament. Someone says, “Maybe next year.” And somehow, spending New Year’s Eve on the couch has become the responsible adult choice.

You saw that happening and thought:

Not me. Not yet. I’m still out there.

Still Out There creates group travel experiences for adults in their 30s and 40s who still want the big trip—even when their usual travel crew no longer does.

This trip is specifically designed so you can join by yourself without feeling like you are traveling by yourself. Friends and couples are welcome too, but the experience is built around bringing the entire group together from the beginning. You will meet your hosts and fellow travelers on the first day, travel together by private coach, share included dinners, and have plenty of opportunities to turn strangers into the people you are still exchanging ridiculous photos with months later.

Guests choosing shared accommodation will complete a brief roommate questionnaire so we can pair them with a compatible same-gender roommate. A private-room option is also available for those who prefer their own space.

This is not a backpacker tour, a spring-break party bus, or seven straight days of following someone holding a little flag.

You will stay in proper hotels, travel by private coach, and follow a carefully planned itinerary with experienced hosts handling the logistics. You will also have free time, optional nights out, live music, local pubs, great meals, and enough flexibility to experience Ireland like a traveler rather than a passenger.

Stay out until closing. Have one drink and head back to the hotel. Skip the pub entirely and recharge for the next morning. There is no pressure to perform and no mandatory fun.

The goal is simple: make it easy to have an unforgettable trip without making it feel like a school field trip.

We begin in Dublin and travel through Donegal, Galway, Dingle, Kilkenny, and back to Dublin.

Along the way, you will experience the towering sea cliffs of Slieve League, Kylemore Abbey, the village of Cong, the Cliffs of Moher, the Slea Head Loop, live traditional music, historic towns, dramatic Atlantic scenery, and some of the best pubs in Ireland.

The centerpiece of the trip is New Year’s Eve in Dingle—a colorful, music-filled town on the edge of the Atlantic.

We will spend the day exploring the Dingle Peninsula before gathering for dinner, live music, and a performance by world-champion dancer David Geaney. From there, we will head into town and ring in 2027 surrounded by music, fireworks, new friends, and absolutely no one suggesting that we put on a movie and call it an early night.

The journey continues on New Year’s Day with an experience most visitors to Ireland would never find on their own: live music and a private welcome at Carmody’s, a tiny family-run pub owned by relatives of the Still Out There founder.

This trip includes the Ireland everyone wants to see—and the Ireland most tourists never get close enough to experience.

Still Out There is a new travel company, but this is not our first time doing this.

The trip was created by Still Out There founder Steve Dispensa, who previously lived in Ireland and helped lead Doc’s Tours in 2017 and 2022. It is being operated in partnership with Doc’s Tours, an experienced Ireland tour company with established local relationships and more than 40 verified WeTravel reviews.

Still Out There brings the concept, the community, and the understanding of what travelers in their 30s and 40s actually want.

Doc’s Tours provides the operational experience, local knowledge, transportation, hotels, and support needed to make the entire journey run smoothly.

Together, we have created the kind of trip we wanted to take ourselves.

Steve is the founder of Still Out There and will travel with the group throughout the entire journey.

He lived in Ireland for six months in 2017 and previously helped lead Doc’s Tours in 2017 and 2022.

During the trip, Steve will help keep everything running smoothly, bring the group together, and make sure solo travelers feel included from the beginning.

Questions before booking? Call or text Steve directly at 516-343-0052.

Yes, that is really his number.

You still want to explore new places, stay out for the live music, meet interesting people, eat somewhere you could never find at home, and come back with a story worth telling.

You appreciate a comfortable hotel and an organized itinerary—but have absolutely no interest in spending your vacation surrounded by retirees, families with children, or nineteen-year-olds treating Europe like an extension of their college dorm.

You want the freedom of traveling solo without having to experience the entire trip alone.

Most importantly, you are tired of waiting for everyone else to be ready.

Click “See Availability” to choose your room option and reserve your place with a fully refundable €100 deposit.*

Your friends can keep saying, “Maybe next year.”

You already have plans.

*(€100 deposit fully refundable until August 27th, 2026).

Seven Nights of Hotel Accommodation

Seven nights in comfortable hotels throughout Ireland:

• Two nights at The Abbey Hotel in Donegal

• One night at The Harbour Hotel in Galway

• Two nights at The Dingle Skellig Hotel

• One night at The Kilkenny Ormonde Hotel

• One night at The Temple Bar Hotel in Dublin

Accommodation is based on two guests sharing a room. Guests traveling solo may be matched with a compatible same-gender roommate. Private-room upgrades are also available.

Daily Hotel Breakfast

Breakfast is included every morning of the trip, beginning with your first morning in Donegal and continuing through your final morning in Dublin.

Four Hosted Group Dinners

Four hosted group dinners are included throughout the journey, including:

• A welcome dinner in Donegal

• A hosted dinner in Galway

• New Year’s Eve dinner in Dingle

• A farewell dinner in Dublin

Specific restaurants and venues may change as final arrangements are confirmed.

Additional lunches and dinners are left open so guests can explore Ireland’s restaurants, cafés, and pubs at their own pace.

Private Coach Transportation

Private coach transportation with a professional local driver is included throughout the tour, beginning with our scheduled group pickup in Dublin on December 27.

Transportation includes travel between Donegal, Galway, Dingle, Kilkenny, Dublin, and the sightseeing stops included in the itinerary.

Guests are responsible for arranging their own transportation to Dublin Airport on the final morning.

Included Sightseeing and Experiences

The trip includes sightseeing, transportation, and admission where required for many of Ireland’s most memorable landmarks and landscapes, including:

• Ulster American Folk Park

• Slieve League Cliffs

• Scenic drive around Benbulbin

• Kylemore Abbey

• The village of Cong

• Cliffs of Moher

• Shannon Ferry crossing

• Slea Head Loop

• Howth Cliff Walk

Guests may also choose to take on the optional Pilgrim’s Path hike at Slieve League.

New Year’s Eve in Dingle

Your New Year’s Eve experience includes:

• A scenic tour of the Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Loop

• Hosted group dinner

• Live music and entertainment

• A performance by world-champion dancer David Geaney

• A hosted evening through Dingle

• New Year’s Eve celebrations in town

Specific venues and entertainment arrangements may change as final details are confirmed.

An Authentic New Year’s Day Experience

On New Year’s Day, the group will receive a private welcome at Carmody’s, a tiny family-run house pub owned by relatives of the Still Out There founder.

The experience includes local hospitality, live music, and access to a side of Ireland most visitors would never know how to find.

Hosted Social Experiences

Your Still Out There host will organize optional evenings, live-music stops, and local pub experiences throughout the journey.

Join the group for one drink, stay out for the entire night, or head back to the hotel whenever you are ready. The evenings are hosted, but never mandatory.

Still Out There Traveler Package

Each guest will receive a complimentary Still Out There traveler package upon arrival, including:

• Still Out There hoodie

• 96-page travel journal

• Disposable camera

• Luggage tag

• Travel recovery kit

• Ireland Local Survival Card

On-Trip Hosting and Support

A Still Out There host will travel with the group throughout the journey, supported by the experienced operations team at Doc’s Tours.

The team will coordinate hotels, transportation, scheduled activities, group experiences, and the day-to-day details of the trip so you can focus on enjoying Ireland.

Pre-Trip Planning Assistance

Still Out There and Doc’s Tours will provide guidance before departure, including:

• Flight recommendations

• Arrival-time coordination

• Dublin pickup instructions

• Packing and preparation information

• Assistance with optional pre-trip or post-trip extensions

Airfare

Round-trip airfare to and from Ireland is not included in the quoted trip price.

Our team can provide individual flight recommendations based on your departure city, preferred travel dates, and arrival schedule. We will also provide clear instructions for joining the group at one of the scheduled Dublin pickup points on December 27.

Guests are responsible for:

• Airfare to and from Ireland

• Transportation to either scheduled pickup point on December 27: Dublin Airport or Dublin City Centre

• Transportation from the Temple Bar Hotel to Dublin Airport on January 3

• Any additional hotel nights or transportation required for early arrivals or extended stays

Guests should wait for our recommended arrival guidance before purchasing nonrefundable flights.

Trip Insurance

Trip insurance is not included in the quoted price.

Guests are strongly encouraged to purchase comprehensive travel insurance to protect against cancellations, delays, medical emergencies, lost luggage, trip interruptions, and other unforeseen disruptions.

For your convenience, we recommend TravelSafe as a trusted travel-insurance provider. Guests may also purchase coverage from another provider of their choice.

Each traveler is responsible for reviewing the policy terms, coverage limits, exclusions, and deadlines before purchasing a plan.

Other Items Not Included

The following are not included unless specifically stated in the itinerary:

• Lunches

• Dinners other than the four included hosted group dinners

• Alcoholic beverages and other personal drink purchases

• Optional activities, excursions, or upgrades

• Private-room supplement

• Passport fees and required travel documentation

• Personal purchases and souvenirs

• Laundry services

• Hotel incidentals

• Transportation or activities arranged independently

• Any item not specifically listed in the What’s Included section

Dublin to Donegal

This is where the group chat becomes real life.

Your trip begins in Dublin, where we’ll collect guests from Dublin Airport and offer a second pickup option in Dublin city centre for anyone arriving early or spending the night before in town. We ask that all guests either arrive in Dublin the night before or land before 10:00 AM so everyone is ready when the wheels start rolling.

Once you meet your Still Out There host, local guide, and private driver, you’ll board the coach, grab your complimentary Still Out There amenity package, and officially enter the “Well, I guess we’re doing this” portion of the trip.

The first day is all about shaking off the airport fog, settling into the group, and realizing very quickly that you did not accidentally sign up for a quiet historical lecture tour with matching windbreakers. This is the day everyone starts as strangers, then somewhere between Dublin and Donegal, the first inside jokes are born.

As we leave the city behind and head northwest, we’ll stop for lunch in Eskra before visiting the Ulster American Folk Park, a brilliant open-air museum that tells the story of Irish emigration and the journey from the old world to the new. It is the perfect first stop: history, culture, movement, and a reminder that the Irish have been dramatically leaving places and making a scene about it for centuries.

From there, we continue on to Donegal, one of Ireland’s most underrated towns and the perfect place to begin the trip properly. After checking into The Abbey Hotel, we’ll gather for a welcome dinner at The Reel Inn, followed by live music and the first real night of the journey.

After dinner, join us for live music and the first night of the journey. Stay for one drink, stay for the evening, or head back to the hotel whenever jet lag wins. The important part is that you have arrived, met the group, and officially stopped waiting for “maybe next year.”

Tonight is about meeting the people you’ll be traveling with, raising the first glass, getting your bearings, and beginning the slow, beautiful process of becoming the version of yourself who says yes to the trip instead of “maybe next year.”

By the end of the night, you’ll know a few names, have a few laughs, and probably already suspect that this was a very good idea.

Meals: Lunch stop in Eskra, not included. Group welcome dinner in Donegal included.

Attraction: Ulster American Folk Park

Accommodation: The Abbey Hotel, Donegal

Entertainment: Live music at The Reel Inn at 7:00 PM

Today, Ireland stops being charming and starts showing off.

We’re heading to Slieve League, home to some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe and one of the most breathtaking views in the entire country. The Cliffs of Moher may get the postcards, but Slieve League is where Ireland goes full cinematic — towering Atlantic cliffs, roaring wind, endless ocean, mountain paths, and the very real feeling that you have wandered into the opening scene of an epic.

These cliffs rise nearly 2,000 feet above the Atlantic and stand almost three times higher than the Cliffs of Moher. This is not a polite scenic overlook. This is Ireland grabbing you by the jacket, pointing at the horizon, and saying, “You’re welcome.”

For those brave enough, we’ll take on the optional Pilgrim’s Path hike, a rugged route through one of the wildest landscapes in the country. Bring comfortable shoes or hiking boots. This is not the moment for fashion sneakers, airport loafers, or the kind of footwear that says, “I thought this trip was mostly pubs.”

You’re about to experience one of the rawest places in all of Ireland: Atlantic wind, ancient paths, cliffs that make your stomach drop, and views so ridiculous they make your phone camera look underqualified.

After the cliffs, we’ll stop for lunch at The Rusty Mackerel, which is exactly where you want to be after staring into the abyss and pretending you handled it casually.

Then we return to Donegal for another night in town. Your host will guide the group toward great live music, local atmosphere, and the kind of pubs where the night has a way of becoming a chapter.

No forced fun. No clipboard energy. No “mandatory cultural enrichment seminar.”

Just Ireland doing what Ireland does best: scenery that knocks you sideways, music that pulls you in, and a group of people slowly realizing they are no longer strangers on a bus — they are co-conspirators in a very good decision.

By the end of the day, you’ll have seen one of the great natural wonders of Ireland, earned your pint, and fully understood why Donegal does not need to brag.

It just waits for you to show up.

Meals: Breakfast at The Abbey Hotel included. Lunch stop at The Rusty Mackerel, not included.
Attraction: Slieve League Cliffs with optional Pilgrim’s Path hike
Accommodation: The Abbey Hotel, Donegal
Dinner Recommendation: McCafferty’s, Donegal

Benbulbin, Kylemore Abbey & The Quays

Today we trade the wild edge of Donegal for the bright, buzzing madness of Galway.

By now, the group has survived the welcome night, taken on the cliffs, and started the sacred transformation from “people on the same trip” into “new friends with increasingly questionable inside jokes.” Perfect timing, because Galway is waiting.

After breakfast, we check out of The Abbey Hotel and head south, beginning with a scenic drive around Benbulbin — a mountain so dramatic it looks like Ireland hired a production designer. It rises out of the landscape like something from an old myth, reminding everyone that the west coast is not done showing off.

From there, we continue to Kylemore Abbey, one of the most stunning landmarks in the country. Tucked against the mountains and reflected in the lake, Kylemore is the sort of place that makes even the least sentimental person on the bus quietly admit, “Alright, that’s pretty ridiculous.”

Then we stop for lunch in Cong, the picture-perfect village made famous by The Quiet Man. Stone walls, old bridges, village lanes, Irish cinema history — it is almost aggressively charming. After one walk through town, you may briefly start wondering what property costs in rural Ireland.

Then it’s on to Galway.

And Galway does not ease you in.

Galway is buskers in the streets, music pouring out of doorways, crooked lanes, colorful storefronts, old stone, young energy, and the sudden realization that this city knows exactly what it’s doing.

After checking into The Harbour Hotel, we’ll gather for a group dinner at M. Fitzgerald’s. From there, your host will lead the group into Galway’s nightlife, beginning at The Quays — a legendary pub with an interior design that answers the question: “What might have happened if Dr. Seuss had discovered Irish music, stained glass, carved wood, and excellent Guinness?”

This is the night the trip shifts gears.

Donegal was the opening act. Slieve League was the epic landscape. Galway is where the story starts collecting witnesses.

Meals: Breakfast at The Abbey Hotel included. Lunch in Cong, not included. Group dinner at M. Fitzgerald’s included.
Attractions: Benbulbin scenic drive, Kylemore Abbey, Village of Cong
Accommodation: The Harbour Hotel, Galway
Entertainment: Optional hosted evening through Galway’s live-music and pub scene, beginning at The Quays.

The Cliffs of Moher, the Shannon Ferry & the Road to the Gaeltacht

Today we leave Galway behind and make our way toward Dingle — but Ireland is not letting us get there without one more dramatic flex.

After breakfast, we check out of The Harbour Hotel and head south toward one of the most famous landscapes in the country: The Cliffs of Moher.

Yes, they are iconic. Yes, you have seen them in photos. No, the photos do not count.

The Cliffs of Moher are one of those rare places that actually live up to the hype. The Atlantic crashes below, the cliffs stretch across the horizon, the wind immediately starts acting like it has a personal problem with you, and suddenly everyone understands why Ireland keeps getting cast as itself in movies.

This is a big-sky, big-coastline, “stand there and feel small in the best possible way” kind of stop.

From there, we continue south and cross the River Shannon by ferry, because apparently regular roads are not dramatic enough for this trip. It is a classic Ireland travel moment: water, wind, coastline, and the feeling that you are slowly being pulled deeper into the good stuff.

Then we continue on to Dingle.

And Dingle is not just another stop.

Dingle sits in the Gaeltacht, one of Ireland’s Irish-speaking cultural regions, where the language, music, food, landscape, and local traditions still carry the feeling of Ireland as it once was. This is not museum-piece Ireland. This is living, breathing, wind-battered, music-filled Ireland at the edge of the Atlantic.

It is remote. It is colorful. It is wildly charming. It is a little bit strange in the best possible way. And it feels different the moment you arrive.

Dingle is where you find some of the freshest seafood in the country, pubs where music seems to appear out of the walls, roads that wrap around cliffs and sheep fields, locals who can tell a story better than most people can tell the truth, and experiences you simply do not get in the more polished corners of Ireland.

Upon arrival, we check into The Dingle Skellig Hotel, beautifully set on Dingle Bay and perfectly positioned for the next chapter of the trip.

Tonight, dinner is yours to choose. Dingle has a fantastic food scene, from fresh Atlantic seafood to cozy local restaurants, so guests can explore the town, find the place that calls to them, and settle into one of Ireland’s great small-town nights.

Tomorrow is New Year’s Eve.

Tonight is the warm-up — and Dingle does not waste a warm-up.

Meals: Breakfast at The Harbour Hotel included.
Attraction: Cliffs of Moher
Accommodation: The Dingle Skellig Hotel
Dinner: Guests may choose from Dingle’s excellent local restaurants.

Slea Head Loop, Páidí Ó Sé’s Pub & the Big Night

This is the night the whole trip has been building toward.

New Year’s Eve on the edge of Ireland, in a remote Gaeltacht town wrapped around the Atlantic, with music in the pubs, fireworks over the bay, and a group of people who started the week as strangers now fully locked into the same story.

But first, Dingle shows off.

After breakfast and some leisure time at The Dingle Skellig Hotel, we set out along the Slea Head Loop, one of the most spectacular drives in Ireland. This is the Dingle Peninsula at full power: cliff roads, ancient stone walls, crashing Atlantic surf, green fields, offshore islands, sheep with better views than most humans, and scenery so dramatic it feels like Ireland saved its best material for the last day of the year.

We’ll make multiple scenic stops along the way, giving everyone time to take photos, breathe it in, and quietly accept that their camera roll is about to become deeply annoying to everyone back home.

Lunch is at Páidí Ó Sé’s Pub, a legendary local pub with deep roots in Irish sport, storytelling, and Dingle culture. It is exactly where you want to be on New Year’s Eve afternoon: warm, local, full of character, and sitting in the middle of a landscape that makes normal life feel very far away.

Then we return to Dingle for free time in town. Shop, wander, recharge, grab a coffee, find a quiet corner, or mentally prepare yourself for the fact that tonight is not just another night out.

Tonight is the crescendo.

We’ll gather for dinner at The Dingle Pub, followed by live music and a performance from world champion dancer David Geaney. This is the kind of Irish night people think they’re going to find everywhere — but rarely do. Music, dancing, energy, tradition, and the entire town starting to lean toward midnight.

After dinner, your host will lead the group through some of Dingle’s best pubs before finishing at Geaney’s Pub to ring in the New Year in true Irish fashion.

Picture it: the countdown rising in the street, the town alive around you, music spilling from the pubs, fireworks lighting up the sky across Dingle Bay, and that perfect moment where everyone realizes they are exactly where they were supposed to be.

Not home on the couch.

Not watching someone else’s night through a screen.

Not saying “maybe next year.”

Here. In Dingle. At midnight. Still out there.

This is the big one.

Meals: Breakfast at The Dingle Skellig Hotel included. Lunch at Páidí Ó Sé’s Pub (not included). Dinner at The Dingle Pub included.
Attractions: Scenic drive along Slea Head Loop
Accommodation: The Dingle Skellig Hotel
Entertainment: Live music and performance by world champion dancer David Geaney after dinner, followed by a host-led night through Dingle’s pubs and New Year’s Eve at Geaney’s Pub.

New Year’s Day: Carmody’s Pub & Kilkenny Walking Tour

Let’s be honest: you haven’t had a drink since last year.

New Year’s Day begins with a slow exhale, a scenic departure from Dingle, and the comforting knowledge that the trip is not over just because the calendar changed. We are keeping the good times moving — just at a slightly more civilized January 1st pace.

After breakfast at The Dingle Skellig Hotel, we depart for Kilkenny, with a very special stop along the way.

Carmody’s Pub in Hospital, County Limerick.

This is not a tourist pub pretending to be authentic.

This is the real thing.

Carmody’s is a tiny, family-run house pub owned by cousins of the Still Out There founder. The pub itself has only a few seats and a small bench, but the welcome is enormous. On the right day, the action spills beyond the bar and into the family living room, because in places like this, hospitality does not stop at the doorway.

The group is expected, the music is local, and the experience is impossible to manufacture. No velvet ropes. No gift shop. No fake “authentic Irish experience” laminated for tourists.

Just a tiny pub, a family story, live music, and a room full of people realizing they have stumbled into something special.

After Carmody’s, we continue on to Kilkenny, one of Ireland’s great medieval cities. Upon arrival, we check into the Ormonde Hotel, giving everyone time to settle in, freshen up, and choose their own dinner spot in town.

Kilkenny is exactly where you want to spend the first night of the new year: historic, lively, walkable, and full of character. First, we'll take a walking history tour with Irish historian, musician, storyteller, and social-media favorite Davy Holden. Davy will lead us on a walking history tour through Kilkenny.

Then, after dinner, your host will lead the group through Kilkenny’s pub scene, beginning at Syd Harkin’s and ending the night at Matt the Millers.

New Year’s Eve may have been the crescendo, but New Year’s Day is the victory lap.

The year is new.

The trip is still rolling.

And somehow, against all odds, so are you.

Meals: Included breakfast at The Dingle Skellig Hotel. Dinner at guests’ choice in Kilkenny, not included.
Attractions: Carmody’s Pub in Hospital, County Limerick
Accommodation: Ormonde Hotel, Kilkenny
Entertainment: Live local music at Carmody’s Pub, walking history tour in Kilkenny, followed by an optional host-led night through Kilkenny’s pubs, beginning at Syd Harkin’s and ending at Matt the Millers.

Howth Cliff Walk, The Norseman & One Last Night in Temple Bar

Sadly, all great Irish adventures must eventually start aiming back toward Dublin.

But we are not limping quietly to the finish line.

After breakfast at the Ormonde Hotel, we check out and make our way from Kilkenny toward Dublin, with one final dose of Irish coastline before the city pulls us back in. Our stop is Howth, a seaside village just outside Dublin known for harbor views, fresh sea air, fishing boats, cliff paths, and the kind of scenery that makes you feel like Ireland is giving you one last wink before sending you home.

We’ll take a stroll along the Howth Cliff Walk, where the Irish Sea opens up beside you, the cliffs roll along the coast, and Dublin feels close enough to touch but just far enough away to pretend the trip is not ending yet.

This is the final scenic exhale.

Donegal gave us the wild north. Galway gave us the energy. Dingle gave us New Year’s Eve at the edge of the Atlantic. Kilkenny gave us the first night of the new year. And now Howth gives us one last walk, one last view, and one last chance to look around and think, “Yeah… this was the right call.”

From Howth, we continue into Dublin and check into The Temple Bar Hotel, putting us right in the heart of the city for the final night.

Tonight, we gather for a farewell dinner at The Norseman, right in the middle of Temple Bar and perfectly placed for one final Dublin night. By now, this is not just a group dinner. This is a room full of inside jokes, new friendships, half-confirmed stories, and people already pretending they are not going to get emotional saying goodbye tomorrow.

After dinner, your host will lead the group into the Temple Bar district for one last night of live music, Dublin energy, and end-of-trip glory.

This is the final chapter.

The last night.

The last round of songs.

The last “remember when…” before everyone scatters back to real life.

No, you do not have to go crazy.

But you did come all this way.

And tomorrow morning, when it's time to leave for the airport, the trip becomes a story. So tonight, we give it the ending it deserves.

Meals: Breakfast at the Ormonde Hotel included. Farewell dinner at The Norseman included.
Attraction: Howth Cliff Walk
Accommodation: The Temple Bar Hotel, Dublin
Entertainment: Host-guided evening through the Temple Bar district with live music.

The Final Day… Or Is It?

This is the part where we pretend we’re emotionally prepared to leave.

After one last included breakfast at The Temple Bar Hotel, the official trip comes to a close. By now, your suitcase is somehow both heavier and less organized, your phone is full of photos that only make sense to the people who were there, and your group chat has likely evolved into something that will survive long after everyone gets home.

There is no group coach transfer today, so guests will arrange their own transport to Dublin Airport by taxi, ride share, or airport bus. Dublin makes this easy, and your host can point you in the right direction before everyone starts making dramatic farewell speeches in the hotel lobby.

For some, this is goodbye.

For others, this may simply be the end of Chapter One.

Guests who want to stay longer in Ireland can arrange an extension through Still Out There and Doc’s Tours. Add a few extra nights in Dublin, head north to Belfast, take the train down to Cork, explore Ireland’s Ancient East, chase one more cliffside view, or give yourself a softer landing before returning to real life.

Just ask, and we’ll help make it happen.

The official itinerary may end here, but the whole point of this trip is remembering that your best stories are not behind you.

You are still curious.

Still social.

Still moving.

Still out there.

Meals: Breakfast at The Temple Bar Hotel included.
Departure: Guests arrange their own airport transfer by taxi, ride share, or airport bus.
Optional Extension: Additional nights or custom post-trip travel can be arranged through Still Out There and Doc’s Tours.

We have carefully planned this trip to deliver the overall experience described on this page, including the route, hotel stays, major destinations, included meals, sightseeing, and hosted group experiences.

That said, Ireland occasionally has other ideas.

Restaurants, pubs, entertainment venues, guides, activity times, and the order of individual stops may change based on availability, weather, local conditions, operating schedules, or circumstances beyond our control. In some cases, an experience may be replaced with a comparable alternative.

Any adjustments will be made with the goal of preserving the overall quality, character, and value of the trip.

We will always prioritize the group’s safety, comfort, and experience—and we will communicate any meaningful changes as clearly and promptly as possible.

Still Out There Co. and Doc’s Tours are collectively referred to below as the “Trip Organizers.”

Trip Price and Payment Schedule

The standard trip price is €2,830 per person, based on shared-room accommodation and payable according to the following schedule:

• €100 due at booking

• €400 due August 27, 2026

• €776.67 due September 28, 2026

• €776.67 due October 28, 2026

• €776.66 final payment due November 27, 2026

Private-Room Supplement

Travelers requesting a private room must pay an additional €700 single supplement, making the total trip price €3,530.

An additional €350 private-room deposit is due at booking. The remaining €350 private-room balance will be added to the final payment due November 27, 2026.

The payment schedule for a traveler selecting a private room is:

• €450 due at booking (€100 trip deposit plus €350 private-room deposit)

• €400 due August 27, 2026

• €776.67 due September 28, 2026

• €776.67 due October 28, 2026

• €1,126.66 final payment due November 27, 2026

Private rooms are subject to availability.

Refundable Booking Period

The initial €100 trip deposit and, when applicable, the additional €350 private-room deposit are fully refundable if written notice of cancellation is received by the Trip Organizers no later than August 27, 2026.

After the refundable booking period ends, the reservation becomes confirmed and the traveler is committed to paying the full applicable trip price: €2,830 with shared-room accommodation or €3,530 with a private room.

All payments become nonrefundable after the refundable booking period, and all remaining scheduled payments will continue to be due even if the traveler later cancels or is unable to attend.

Failure to make a scheduled payment does not constitute cancellation and does not release the traveler from any outstanding payment obligations.

Missed or Unsuccessful Payments

The Trip Organizers reserve the right to cancel a traveler’s reservation for missed, declined, or unsuccessful payments. Any amounts previously paid will remain nonrefundable, and cancellation of the reservation by the Trip Organizers due to nonpayment will not release the traveler from any outstanding payment obligations.

Travel Insurance

Because the trip becomes nonrefundable after August 27, 2026, the Trip Organizers strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance promptly after booking.

Travelers should consider coverage for trip cancellation, trip interruption, medical emergencies, emergency evacuation, travel delays, and lost or delayed baggage.

Insurance policies, covered reasons, exclusions, eligibility requirements, and claim procedures vary significantly. Not every reason for cancellation will be covered, and certain benefits may only be available when coverage is purchased within a limited period after the initial booking.

Each traveler is responsible for selecting and understanding their own insurance policy. The Trip Organizers cannot guarantee coverage or the approval of any insurance claim.

Traveler Acknowledgment

By completing a booking, the traveler acknowledges that they have read, understood, and agreed to the payment schedule and cancellation terms above, including the commitment to pay the full applicable trip price after the refundable booking period ends.