Due to the popularity and success of our multi award-winning self-guided motorcycle tours, we created self-guided car tours and of our Emerald Isle. The primary reasons that our self-guided tour packages are so successful is because Paul Rawlins has meticulously put together the absolute best driving routes in Ireland, and chose the best of Irish guesthouses and hotels. This has genuinely taken an enormous amount of time and effort over the last seven years and is still an on-going process. Simply follow your pre-programmed Garmin sat-nav on each days route taking in wonderful scenery before arriving at your destination each afternoon/evening.
Celtic Rider Car Rentals In Ireland is a small 100% Irish owned company that cares deeply about our clients, and we were fortunate in 2013 to win a prestigious national award, the ‘Outstanding Small Business of 2013’.
All our staff are Irish, knowledgeable about Ireland and passionate to share our beautiful island with overseas tourists. We want our clients to see and experience the real Ireland, with its abundance of visually stunning landscape and coastal vistas, the small old towns and villages where Irish tradition proudly lives on, and not just the usual tour-bus route. Most people planning a tour of any overseas country will find themselves confused once research begins as there is simply an overwhelming array of things to see and experience. Celtic Rider Car Rentals In Ireland will send you on the most fantastic routes to wonderful accommodation each and every day.
All of our customers sit through our award winning Safety Orientation Course before departing on their tour. This one hour classroom session is both enjoyable and knowledgeable and most of our clients say it set the pace for them and made them aware of what to look at for the duration of their entire tour. The classroom session is then followed by a 20 minute drive-out with the main driver with one of our Celtic Rider team members. Again, this only enforces our belief in safety before being set out on tour.
