International · Ireland & UK
Dublin & London
Two cities, one literary thread, six unhurried days.
Ideal length
7–9 days
Bespoke from
₹4.8L / pax
Time zone
GMT 0/+1
Visa
UK + Ireland visas required
Featured packages
Featured packages for Dublin & London.
The Place
A journey that pairs Ireland's warmth with London's timeless grace. Private literary walks in Dublin, an afternoon at Wimbledon, dinner in a Mayfair townhouse, the kind of week you talk about for years.
Language
English (and proper Irish)
Plug
Type G · 230V
Tipping
10–15% in restaurants; round up for taxis
Tap water
Drinkable everywhere
Best time
May to September
Getting there
Direct flights from major Indian hubs
Currency
EUR / GBP
Why we go
Three reasons Dublin & London stays on our atlas.
When to go
Signature experiences
The reasons you came for, and a few you didn't.
HeritageTrinity Long Room private opening
The Book of Kells alone, before doors open to the public.
FoodMayfair townhouse dinner
A private chef's table in a Georgian house: five courses, paired wines, a long conversation.
NatureCliffs of Moher day trip
A small-group flight to Shannon, lunch at a Doolin pub, and three hours on the western edge of Europe.
ArtAfter-hours at the V&A
The Cast Courts and Raphael Cartoons to yourselves, with a curator, after closing.
Field notes
Small things that change the trip.
Practical Dublin & London knowledge from people who keep going back.
- 01
Apply for UK and Irish visas in parallel, process can take 3–4 weeks each.
- 02
Dublin to London is one hour by air or 7 hours by ferry-train.
- 03
Weather is fickle, pack one really good rain jacket and a layer.
- 04
Theatre tickets in London should be booked 4–6 weeks out for hits.
- 05
Black cab apps (FreeNow) are cheaper than hailing in the street.
Questions
What we get asked about Dublin & London.
Pair this with
Trips we often run alongside.
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