This rally is available for members of the Burstner Owners Club only.
Immerse yourself in the captivating scenery of Ireland, where you will discover ancient myths and breath taking landscapes. Your rally to Ireland promises an unforgettable adventure through a land steeped in rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque views.
Itinerary:
25 April, 3 nights
Blarney Caravan and Camping Park
Located approximately 4 hours from Rosslare port, and the winner of the Alan Rogers, Small and Charming campsite awards, this campsite is a perfect start to the tour of Ireland. Just a few minutes by car to small town if Blarney and a 30-minute drive to the historic town of Cork.
28 April, 3 nights
Fleming's white Bridge, Killarney Holiday Park
Located on the banks of the River Flesk with just a half an hour walk into the town of Killarney, this award winning campsite guarantees to provide you with a warm Irish welcome.
29 April
Excursion to the ring of Kerry
Explore the Ring of Kerry on Irelands Wild Atlantic Way and discover the dramatic landscapes and rugged coastlines. Your guide for the day will take you on your journey through the rolling landscapes, colourful Irish towns and ocean views.
01 May, 3 nights
Nagles Camping and Caravan Park
Discover the Wild Atlantic Way from the peaceful campsite of Nagles of just relax and take in the spectacular views. This campsite is walking distance to the town of Doolin and 100m to the pier where you can take a ferry to Aran Islands or Cliffs of Moher.
04 May, 3 nights
Cong Camping, Caravanning and Glamping Park
Stay 3 nights in this small, family run park, just 1 mile from the beautiful village of Cong and Walking distance to the famous Ashford Castle.
07 May, 3 nights
Belleek Park Caravan and Camping Park
This small, very well maintained campsite is in a woodland setting and only 2 miles from Ballina town. A good base for discovering the scenic Co. Mayo coastline.
10 May, 3 nights
Ballyness Caravan Park
The longest drive on this rally takes you 156 miles east to Ballyness Caravan Park, located close to the famous Giant Causeway and walking distance to the Old Bushmills and village.
11 May
Excursion to the Bushmills distillery
A tour of the distillery including a 3 malt tasting at the end of the tour.
13 May, 3 nights
Dundonald Touring Caravan Park, Belfast
This campsite is your last stop and is located 5 miles from Belfast. It is a city campsite so there will be road noise and there are reports of the sanitary blocks needing attention. However, there are restaurants within a 2 minutes’ walk and a little further you will find a bus which takes you directly into the centre of Belfast
15 May
Evening farewell group meal on the last night.
16 May
The rally ends
Price includes:
- All campsites in the itinerary
- Ring of Kerry excursion
- Visit to the Bushmills distillery.
- Farewell meal.
Please note that the itinerary is subject to change if a campsite becomes unavailable.
Campsite Locations
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Itinerary
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View CampsiteThere is a heart-of-the-country feel about this ‘on the farm’ site, yet the city of Cork is only an 8 km drive. What makes this friendly, family-run park so appealing is the welcome you receive on arrival and the friendliness throughout your stay from owner Con. Its secluded location and neat, spacious pitches add to its appeal. The terrain on the three-acre park is elevated and gently sloping, commanding views towards the world-famous Blarney Castle and the surrounding mountainous countryside.
- 28 Apr - 01 May: Fleming‘s White Bridge (3 nights)
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The main road from Cork to Killarney (N22) runs through the gentle valley of the River Flesk. Between the two sits Fleming’s White Bridge camping park. Its 15-acre site is within comfortable walking distance of Killarney Centre. Surrounded by mature, broad-leafed trees, the park is flat, landscaped and generously adorned with flowers and shrubs.
- 01 May - 04 May: Nagles Camping and Caravan Park (3 nights)
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This neat and tidy seaside site is located just one kilometre from the dramatic cliffs of Moher, a UNESCO Global Geopark, and just a few metres from the ferry, which zips across to the sparsely populated Aran Islands in 20 minutes. The nearby village of Doolin, famed for its traditional music, has a good range of shops, restaurants and pubs with lively, impromptu music sessions. Walkers and nature lovers will be in their element here, with wonderful trails and signposted coastal walks along the eight-kilometre headland. From here, there are magnificent panoramic views out to the Aran Islands and spectacular seascapes over the bay to Connemara
- 04 May - 07 May: Cong Camping, Caravanning and Glamping Park (3 nights)
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It would be difficult to find a more idyllic and famous spot for a caravan park than Cong. Situated close to the shores of Lough Corrib, Cong’s scenic beauty was immortalised in the film, The Quiet Man. This well kept park is 1.6 km. from the village of Cong, near the grounds of the magnificent and renowned Ashford Castle.
- 07 May - 10 May: Belleek Park Caravan and Camping Park (3 nights)
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Belleek has a quiet woodland setting, only minutes from Ballina, a famed salmon fishing centre. With excellent pitches and toilet block, the family owners are committed to ensuring that it is immaculate at all times. From the entrance gate, the park is approached by a drive that passes reception and leads to 80 well-spaced pitches.
- 10 May - 13 May: Ballyness Caravan Park (3 nights)
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Ballyness is immaculately cared for and is designed with conservation in mind. In keeping with the surrounding countryside, it is extensively planted with native trees and shrubs. A pathway encircles several ponds which attract local wildlife and birds. The overall appearance of this eight-hectare park with its black stone pillared entrance gate and broad tarmac drive is attractive.
- 13 May - 16 May: Dundonald Touring Caravan Park (3 nights)
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Located on the outskirt of Belfast City, Dundonald Touring Caravan Park is nestled in the leafy suburbs of Castlereagh and offers a calm and peaceful location for caravanners and campers.
Prices
| Travel Operator | Optional travel with Stena Line Ferries |
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| Date | 21 Apr 2025 |
| Description |
Rally only price The rally begins on 21 April at Blarney Caravan and Camping Park. Prices are based on a minimum of 15 units participating, and includes 2 people sharing a pitch with electricity: £1,098.00 Travel Options We recommend you travel from Fishguard to Rosslare, returning Belfast to Cairnryan. To provide you with flexibility you can book any ferry dates to fit with your travel plans, however if you decide to travel to Ireland from Fishguard to Rosslare and then direct to the rally, we recommend you book an overnight stop before your arrival at Blarney Campsite. Stena Line will release their Irish route fares later in the year, however to give you an idea of prices, the below fare is based on Flexi fares for travel in 2024:
*based on 2024 timetables |
| Prices |
The guide price for 2 people in a motorhome up to 8m on the above sailing: £401 Rally only including 2 people sharing a pitch: £1,098 |
Additional Information
Book from 22 April 2024
Closing date 30 August 2024
The rally is only available to members of the Burstner Owners Club. Please include your Burtsner membership number on the 'reserve your place' form.
Reserve Your Place
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