Rugby World Cup France 2023

IRELAND V ASIA/PACIFIC 1

Two & Three Night Packages

Ireland head to the Northwest of France to the beautiful city of Nantes for their second Pool B match. Stade de la Beaujoire will host the match on Saturday, 16 September. Ireland will face Asia/Pacific qualifier 1 who we will discover closer to the tournament. Our packages include flights, transfers, two or three nights accommodation (hotel details will be confirmed at a later date) and those all important tickets to the match. Secure your place today for a deposit of €250 per person.

PACKAGES INCLUDE:

Return Flights
Airport Transfers
Two or Three Nights Accommodation

Breakfast Each Morning
Services of Killester Travel Rep
Official Match Ticket

Two night package from €860pps | Three night package from €975pps

What is Included in our Package

Package Includes:

Return Flights to/from Nantes
Airport Transfers Each Way
Hotel Accommodation in La Rochelle or Nantes (Hotels TBC)
Breakfast Each Morning
Killester Travel Representatives available throughout
RWC 2023 Souvenir
Official Match Ticket to Ireland V Asia/Pacific 1

Hotel details will be announced at a later date - we aim to have a choice of three, four and five star hotels to choose from. Match tickets included will be Cat 4 with upgrades available at a later date (subject to availability).

Match Details

Nantes

Nantes is a gateway to the beautiful northwest of France, renowned for its connection with its history, the arts, and the outdoors. This is evident just outside the train station; the city’s impressive botanical garden is about 50 metres outside the door, and the awe-inspiring Château des Ducs de Bretagne is just two tram stops away. In the city’s old shipyards, you’ll find the Machines of the Isle of Nantes, a collection of machine animals that are a living art installation and one of the city’s must-sees. Green spaces are sprinkled around the city, and beyond the city limits are charming fairytale villages and idyllic farms, the latter of which fuel the region’s dairy industry (which is the strongest in France). This might explain the impressive use of cheese and butter in the area’s food. Bon appetit!