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I have now booked my Jamaica trips through Shamrock twice. The first time I had a chance to go with Laurie for a spring break trip to Ocho Rios! She made sure that all of her spring break groups had safe transportation to the hotel and were filled in on all of the wonderful excursion opportunities. The second time around I went with some friends to Negril and she made it so easy for us! All we had to do was send her our ideas and information and she booked for us the perfect place! She used Apple Vacations and it was nice because an Apple vacations representative had their own table at the hotel. We checked in with them the day before our departure flight and they helped us pick and choose our excursions. Both times I went I felt so safe knowing that I had someone checking in on me and someone to go to if a problem did take place. I will never go to anyone else besides their agency for my travel needs!

I felt compelled to write after reading Natalia W's review of Shamrock. I had the complete opposite experience with Shamrock when they booked our Italy trip. Cathy was Attentive and Enthusiastic, just like Natalia said, AND was in touch with us constantly. Making sure that our plans were secured that we had everything we needed to make our decisions on hotel options. She even offered super travel advice on things that she wasn't even booking for us. Travel Agents have a tough job, everyone thinks it's easy to do it yourself on-line..I do that too for short trips, but for complex, out of country trips, I'll always use an agent and I'll always use Shamrock. Heck, Cathy drove an hour to my house to drop off the itinerary that she could have easily e-mailed, but she was excited because one of the tour operators we chose sent these really cool backpacks and she was excited for us to have them.

Can't say enough good things about this team. Laurie set up an 8 day Ireland trip for 15 in our family. It was filled with various guided tours and a driver who shepherd (key term in Ireland) us around. We travel a lot (4-5 large trips a year) and usually do our own planning. This was a big one so we went with the pros - so glad we did. Would recommend them to all.

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Most of the time, I travel on my own.  I spent two years backpacking in South America , Mexico and Central America, so I have no problem travelling solo – in fact, I love it!  However, on my recent trip to Ireland, I only had a few days to try and fit in as much as possible, so I decided to take a 5-day tour of Ireland with Shamrocker Irish Adventures .  Shamrocker Adventures arrange escorted coach tours of Ireland for backpackers and budget travellers, so I was excited to see what was on offer.  After my 5 day trip, I found that these Ireland backpacker tours give you a great taste of the Emerald Isle without breaking the bank!  Here’s my full and honest  Shamrocker Adventures review of their 5 Day Ireland Tour, the Celtic Rocker.

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About Shamrocker Irish Adventures

When I was researching escorted tours of Ireland, I wanted a budget backpacking tour which wasn’t focused on partying the whole time.  After researching some other Ireland tour companies, Shamrocker offered the best combination of budget, adventure and variety of travellers, so I had no doubts when I contacted them to arrange one of their coach tours in Ireland.

Shamrocker have been offering backpacking Ireland adventure tours since 1999, and it is their mission “to give independent budget travellers the chance to really discover Ireland and remember it as one of the best times of their life!” 

All Shamrocker guides are 100% Irish, so you know you are getting a true Irish experience, and the guides on my tour shared myths, legends and stories about the legendary Irish ‘craic’ throughout the trip.

Shamrocker also offer a ‘Book and Go Guarantee’ which means they never cancel a trip once you have booked on it.  They offer several different affordable tours around Ireland between 3-7 days, so you can choose the best tour itinerary to suit your travel plans and your budget.

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How the Shamrocker Bus Tours of Ireland Work

All of the Shamrocker Adventure Tours leave from Dublin, and there are several different tour options you can choose depending on the length of time you have and where you would like to go.  I was already planning to spend a couple of days in Northern Ireland, so I chose a 5-day tour in the south of Ireland. 

The Celtic Rocker tour leaves Dublin every Monday and Wednesday during the summer season from the end of May to the beginning of September, and on selected dates through the winter, and this fitted perfectly with the rest of my plans in Ireland.

Shamrocker tours include all transport on the tour(in private coaches between destinations, and occasional public bus and ferry trips mentioned in the itinerary), accommodation in shared hostel dorm rooms (although you can book a private room for an extra fee), breakfast, and a guide who will provide information about the stops, keep everyone together and help out with anything you might need along the way.

On this trip, we had 4 nights’ accommodation and 4 breakfasts included, as well as entry to the Cliffs of Moher and Blarney Castle  and stops at a whole host of highlights along the way.  Other extras such as the entrance to a whiskey distillery could be added on when you book.

Instead of being a specific Ireland walking tour, whiskey tour or castle tour we had a wide variety of activities and tried a bit of everything.  If it is your first time in Ireland or you aren’t quite sure what you’d like to do, a Shamrocker tour will give you a real flavour of the country, taking you to some of the top tourist attractions in Ireland as well as some beautiful areas you might not expect.

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The size of the coaches depends on how many people are on the tour.  The second coach was bigger, it was a 37 seater and we had 37 people in our group so it was much cosier than the first coach!  We had USB charging sockets and free wifi on the bus, which was very useful for the longer periods of driving.

Accommodation on the Shamrocker Backpacker Tours

Accommodation for the four nights of my tour was included, in hostel 4, 6 or 10-bed dormitories.  There were a few people (mostly couples) who opted to upgrade to a private room in the hostels, so if you don’t fancy sharing a room there is that option for you as well. 

The hostels were all good quality, and all served a basic breakfast of bread, jam, and cereals.  All of the rooms I stayed in had comfy beds and all but the last hostel in Killarney had lockers and wifi in the rooms.  Our last hostel had wifi in the common areas, and I wasn’t too worried about the lockers at that stage as we all knew each other!

Our Celtic Rocker 5 Day Ireland Tour Itinerary

Ireland itinerary day 1 – dublin to galway.

From Dublin, our first stop was at the Hill of Tara, where the ancient Kings of Ireland used to come to be crowned.  On our way to the Tullamore we stopped off for a photo opportunity at Trim Castle.  From there, our coach drove to Tullamore Dew Whiskey Museum for an optional distillery tour, and a tasty lunch. 

I chose to take the tour, but those who didn’t had time to explore the pretty town of Tullamore instead.  After lunch we continued in the bus to Galway, where we would be spending two nights in the provided hostel accommodation.  We had some time to explore Galway in the afternoon, but the weather wasn’t great so after a walk around the town we retreated to the pub!

That evening, most of the group joined an optional pub tour of Galway, arranged by Tribes Pub Crawl, which took us around some of Galway’s best pubs, with live music, games and a potato collecting competition.  If you didn’t want to join the pub crawl there are plenty of bars and restaurants to explore in Galway, but it was a great way to get to know the group better.

Ireland Itinerary Day 2 – Inis Mór

Inis Mór (or Inishmore) is the largest of the Aran Islands, off the Galway coast.  To get there we took a public bus to the ferry terminal at Rossaveel which is about 45 minutes away from Galway, then a ferry to Inishmore. 

The ferry crossing was a bit rough on the way out, and very bad on the way back – I think partly due to the storm which was coming in from the Atlantic.  Some people who had a hangover from the revelry the night before felt a bit worse for wear, but with some Dramamine I kept my travel sickness at bay. 

In the winter months, instead of visiting Inishmore, the tour itinerary changes to visit Connemara instead.

READ MORE: A Day Trip to Inishmore from Galway

Inishmore is definitely worth the journey to get there.  We were also blessed with beautiful weather the whole day, and although it was windy the sun shone and made the island look even more beautiful. 

Miles of stone walls criss-cross the island, where residents made fields to farm on the rocky surface.  Cute cottages, fairy houses and church ruins were just some of the things we saw, but the highlight was Dún Aonghasa, a prehistoric hill fort perched on the cliff top. 

To get around the island you can hire bikes, take a horse and cart or a bus tour to see as much as possible.  We chose the bus tour, which was great as we got to see a lot more than we could have reached by bike in the time available, and our guide Patrick was a hoot!

We spent the night at Galway again, with the chance to see live music at the local pubs if we wanted, or to have an early night after the previous evening’s shenanigans!

Ireland Itinerary Day 3 – Galway to Ennis via the Cliffs of Moher

We left Galway to head towards the Cliffs of Moher .  Along the way we stopped off for a quick visit to Dunguaire Castle on the shores of Galway Bay, then at Poulnabrone, a stone-age tomb.  After a lunch stop, we arrived at the Cliffs of Moher, which had been closed that morning due to high winds from Storm Ali. 

Although the wind blew in strong gusts, the weather stayed dry, and we walked along the top of the cliffs admiring the views.  The cliffs are absolutely stunning, and it was wonderful (and scary at times!) to be so close to the edge.  After a wind-swept couple of hours on the cliffs we boarded the bus again to head to Ennis for dinner and live Irish music at a local pub.

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Ireland Itinerary Day 4 – Ennis to Killarney

Today was probably my least favourite day of the tour, partly due to the weather which finally caught up with us, and partly due to some odd timings meaning we didn’t have lunch till about 4pm. Although I did get to hold a baby lamb so it wasn’t all bad!! 

From Ennis we headed towards Killarney, stopping off briefly at Adare for a bathroom break and photos of some gorgeous thatched cottages.  Dingle was our next stop, a tiny town famous for its lone dolphin Fungie who lives in the bay.  We arrived in Dingle about 1pm, and had 45 minutes to wander around and get some snacks, before boarding the bus again to drive around the Slea Head Drive (stopping off at a sheep farm for a photo with a cute lamb!). 

By the time we got back to Dingle it was about 3.30pm, and had lunch then.  This was the only day when timings were a bit off, it would have been better to have lunch in Dingle before taking the Slea Head Drive, especially as the driver had to have a 45-minute break then anyway, so that was a bit strange.

After a late lunch, we continued on to Killarney, which we sadly didn’t have much time to explore.  Most of our group decided to join our guide William to go to an Irish dancing performance called Celtic Steps, which was fab.  The show had some live music and songs, and some incredible Irish dancers.  I have no hesitation in recommending the show!

Ireland Itinerary Day 5 – Killarney to Dublin

The last day of our Ireland tour was another drive-heavy day, as we made our way back to Dublin across the whole of Ireland.  Along the way, we had a good length of time to visit Blarney Castle (and queue to kiss the Blarney Stone!), and a photo stop for the Rock of Cashel which used to be the castle of the Kings of Munster. 

We made it back to Dublin about 6pm, there was quite a lot of traffic as we headed into the city, and when we arrived back I went for dinner in Dublin with some of the friends I’d made on the tour.

READ MORE: Visiting Blarney Castle and Kissing the Blarney Stone

What I Loved About Shamrocker Tours

I felt that the itinerary was well planned for the time we had available (apart from Day 4), and we saw a lot of different places in a short time.  I loved that we stopped off at various points of interest en route between our overnight stops, so I got to see a lot more of the country than I would have done if I was travelling by bus on my own.

The guides were friendly and fun, well organised and did well to talk to everyone in the group and make everyone feel welcome.

I met some lovely people from all over the world, especially Australia and the USA, and it was great to hang out with some new people for several days instead of just meeting them in a hostel for a night!

Anything I Didn’t Like?

As I mentioned, I am used to travelling alone so I found letting go of control quite difficult.  It is very hard for me now to rely on other people, and to trust they are going to make the right decision for me.  However, there was only one day on the tour when I thought the timings could have been planned better, apart from that I was happy to sit back and relax, even though it felt very strange at times!

One of the downsides of group travel, in general, is having to wait for other people to get ready, wait for other people to get on and off the bus, wait in queues for the toilet etc.  A good tip for this though is to take a seat at the front of the bus, so you are first off and so first in the queue for most things!

On Day 4, instead of seeing more of the coastline, I would have preferred to skip Dingle and the Slea Head drive and go straight to Killarney.  We had already spent two days on the coast, so to have a bit more time inland in Killarney would have been nice, to perhaps go to the Killarney National Park or Ross Castle, which was mentioned in the itinerary but we didn’t have time to do.

Would I Recommend These Ireland Backpacker Tours?

Absolutely!  If you are looking for a budget coach tour around Ireland I have no hesitation in recommending Shamrocker, as the value for money, itinerary and overall package is very hard to beat and perfect for backpackers. 

If you want a little more privacy you can upgrade to private rooms in the hostels, but for most people backpacking in Ireland the dorm rooms are more than sufficient.  What’s more, these Shamrocker Ireland backpacker tours are not just for twenty-year old students – I’m 35 and there were plenty of people around my age and older as well.  This isn’t luxury, but most definitely excellent value!

If you want to book, you’ll find all the information you need on their website , or you can check out more Shamrocker Adventures reviews on Tripadvisor.

Where to Stay in Dublin Before/After your Shamrocker Tour

The meeting point for all tours is at the Four Courts Hostel in Dublin, and we had to meet there are 8.15am so I chose to stay overnight at the Four Courts so I would there for my tour.  However, the bed was very squeaky and there was a large group of noisy students the night I stayed so I didn’t particularly enjoy it. 

When I returned to Dublin after the tour I stayed at the Gardiner House Hostel which was much more comfortable, although an Uber ride from the drop off point.  You can read my full review of the Gardiner House Hostel here .

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Hi! I'm Claire Sturzaker, a 30-something foodie traveller who loves to enjoy the best of a destination without breaking the bank. I'm here to help you and all women backpackers to plan their best budget travel adventure. I am an avid supporter of female solo travel, and took my first solo trip 20 years ago! I love to write about travel, hostels, backpacking and van life.

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What a great experience overall. The ability to see so much and capture such stunning photography is quite impressive. Shamrocker sounds like they were the perfect partner and a company worth considering in the future.

We’ll have to remember these tours when we go to Europe. They seem like a great way to see the countryside. Of course, anywhere I get to snuggle baby lambs is pretty good.

This sounds like an amazing way to see Ireland! To be honest, I had no idea there were “backpacker” tours. I have only ever heard of group tours where things cost more because you stay in hotels and have other fancier additions. Knowing that this is more affordable is awesome! I have no issues staying in a hostel, so I would definitely want to do this tour if it means I save some money and am still able to see a lot.

Ahh what a great post! I kinda felt like I was in Ireland too, awesome pictures too! The Cliffs of Moher look absolutely stunning, I’m sure that it was a surreal experience! 🙂 Do you know if lots of people get to see Fungie? 🙂

I’ve barely touched Europe, but just beginning to plan an epic cross-Europe trip with my family next year, so this is really useful. I’m like you said; I never take tours and prefer to be in command, but traveling with kids is a whole different thing, so we are open to all options. Also, those cliff shots are amazing!

Awesome post. We did Ireland by camper, but now you having me wanting to come back and do this tour. Did I miss the section where you link to their site, and/or mention how much this tour costs?

I was happy to find your post as I am heading to Ireland next year. Also glad to see you would have skipped Dingle, as I was a little sad we couldn’t fit it into our schedule–now I don’t feel so bad. We won’t be joining a tour, but we also prefer to do a little bit of everything and I like the things you got to do. We have also used hostels in our travels, and that can be a great way to save a little money.

What a great itinerary. We made our own way through Ireland but I can totally see the benefits of taking a tour like this.

Also, your photographs are amazing and really capture the magic of Ireland. Thank you for sharing.

Sensational post Claire.

The Cliffs of Moher shot is brilliant. Looks like an epic spot we need to see on an Ireland trip.

Thanks for sharing.

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GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating) – is the maximum permissible weight, including cargo, fluids, optional equipment and accessories that can be safely supported by a combination of all axles.

UVW (Unloaded Vehicle Weight)* - is the typical weight of the unit as manufactured at the factory. It includes all weight at the unit’s axle(s) and tongue or pin and LP Gas. The UVW does not include cargo, fresh potable water, additional optional equipment or dealer installed accessories. *Estimated Average based on standard build optional equipment.

CCC (Cargo Carrying Capacity)** - is the amount of weight available for fresh potable water, cargo, additional optional equipment and accessories. CCC is equal to GVWR minus UVW. Available CCC should accommodate fresh potable water (8.3 lbs per gallon). Before filling the fresh water tank, empty the black and gray tanks to provide for more cargo capacity. **Estimated Average based on standard build optional equipment.

Each Forest River RV is weighed at the manufacturing facility prior to shipping. A label identifying the unloaded vehicle weight of the actual unit and the cargo carrying capacity is applied to every Forest River RV prior to leaving our facilities.

The load capacity of your unit is designated by weight, not by volume, so you cannot necessarily use all available space when loading your unit.

19 Shamrock Expandable Travel Trailers Features & Options

Exterior features.

• Easy To Reach Lockable Bed Latch System
• Exterior Battery Disconnect Switch
• Power Awning w/ Adjustable Rain Dump & LED Lighting
• Tinted Frameless Windows
• Magnetic Compartment Door Catches
• Cable & Satellite Hookup
• Outside Griddle w/ LP Hook Up
• Friction Hinge Entrance Door with Window Shade & ScreenShot Screen Door
• Large, Foldable Grab Handles (All Entrance Doors)
• Outside Antifreeze Station
• Black Tank Flush
• 360 Siphon Vent Cap On All Black Tanks
• Power Tongue Jack
• Outside Speakers
• Keyed Alike Locks
• Electronically Controlled Heated Holding Tanks
• 2" Accessory Hitch
• Laminated White with Alloy Band Fiberglass Sidewalls
• Outside Spray Port
• AIR 360+ OMNIDIRECTIONAL ANTENNA / WITH WIFI PREP
• 200W Roof Solar Panel with 1800W Inverter
• Side Solar Prep

Interior Features

• Screwed & Glued, Solid Wood Cabinet Doors & Drawers With Hidden Hinges, Metal Drawer Glides & Residential Hardware
• Carbon Monoxide Detector
• Interior 12V USB Outlet
• Monitor Panel Switch Station with OneControl App
• 55 AMP Converter with Charger
• Ceiling LED 12V Interior Lighting
• Quick Recovery Water Heater w/ Interior Gas/Electric Switches
• Bunk Fan/Light Combo w/ Each Bed
• Two Maxxair Ventilation Fans & Covers
• Heated Mattress
• 35K BTU Ducted Furnace
• 15,000 BTU Ducted Air Conditioner
• Night Roller Shades
• Marine Grade Carpet in slides
• Sedona Wood Cabinetry

Construction Features

• Aluminum Cage Dinette & Bed Base
• 6 Sided Aluminum Framed (Side Walls, End Wall, Front, Floor & Roof)
• 5/8" Plywood Tongue & Groove Subfloor
• Insulation Factors R-7 Side Wall, R-12 Floor & R-14 Ceiling
• Radiant Foil Insulated Underbelly & Slide Out Floors
• Enclosed Underbelly
• Radius Roof w/ Interior Vaulted Ceilings
• Vinyl/Rubber Composite Roofing Membrane
• Vacuum Laminated One Piece Roof & Walls
• Square Bunk Ends w/ Permanently Attached Tents
• Aircraft Grade Cable Supports For Bed Ends
• Interior & Exterior Composite Sidewall Construction

Towing Features

• Rear Observation Camera Prep w/ Molded Mounting Plate
• Easy Lube Axles & Nev-R Adjust Brakes
• Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspension
• Nitrogen Filled, Goodyear Endurance Tires w/ Polished Alloy Wheels
• TST Tire Pressure Monitor System w/ Monitor
• Spare Tire w/ Carrier & Cover
• 2 5/16" Ball

Kitchen Features

• Three Burner High Output Gas Range with Flush Mount Glass Top Cover
• 21" Gas Oven
• Under Mount Double Bowl Kitchen Sink w/ Residential Style Faucet
• Microwave Oven
• Seamless Kitchen Countertops
• 12V Refrigerator
• Water Filter Supplied

Bathroom Features

• Showermiser Water Saving System
• Bathroom Skylight
• Water Heater By-Pass Kit
• Foot Flush Toilets
• Maxxair Ventilation Fan & Cover
• Slide Toppers
• Gas/Electric Refrigerator
• 2nd roof mount solar panel

May Show Optional Features. Features and Options Subject to Change Without Notice.