Make meaningful, uplifting and lifelong memories as you connect with your loved ones and locals alike on a trip that captures the imagination of all the family.
This award- winning fully interactive experience in Dublin contextualizes the impact of the Irish people’s emigration across the world, connecting you to your Celtic story. Let us coordinate a personal family history deep dive with a one-hour private consultation at the Irish Family History Centre (just upstairs).
We have bread at home – at Tracey’s home! Join Local Specialist Tracey Jeffery, in her cozy 18th-century cottage along the shores of Strangford Lough as she teaches you the secrets of homemade buttermilk, jam and traditional Irish bread, all baked with a little help from you of course!
Complement a self-guided tour of the hallowed Culloden Battlefields in the Scottish Highlands with a private genealogist consultation at the visitor center. Spend 40 minutes looking back through history to trace your story in Scotland with records dating to the 17th century.
Take that bike outside! For our active families – hop on bikes and cycle through Killarney National Park’s woods, waterfalls and scenic delights around the middle of the Three Lakes with a local guide. Travel through undisturbed native woodlands and see the red deer in their homeland.
Quality time outside. And dramatic birds of prey. Enter the mystical woodlands of Ashford Castle that house the oldest falconry school in Ireland. Walk the gardens, lanes and woods, then try your hand (and arm) to get up close and personal with the birds on a Hawk Walk and try it for yourself.
As it happens, Winterfell from the HBO production of George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones is just 40 minutes from Belfast. Here, you can wander the iconic filming locations on a self-guided bike tour before donning a cloak to try your skill at archery or your arm in an axe-throwing session.
