Ireland · 2-DAY EXPERIENCES
Summer dates on the good 2-day experiences are gone by spring. Here are the 15 to lock in early, what each includes and where they genuinely differ.
Review of Ireland’s 2-day Wild Atlantic Way tour, with the Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Dingle Peninsula, Killarney, and practical booking advice.
“A tour that's worth its price. It has been an amazing experience with amazing landscapes. Edward and Danny have been incredible guides and drivers. The hostel was clean and nice and the staffs were really nice. A super atmosphere since the beginning. I recommend at 100%”
Review of the 2-day Northern Ireland tour from Dublin, with Belfast, Titanic Belfast, Giant’s Causeway, transport, lodging, costs, and practical tips.
“This is 2 separate day tours from Dublin combined, where you sleep in Belfast rather than returning to Dublin with the first tour then leaving from there with the second. This means that you get more time in Belfast, but I was disappointed to miss out on information or stops during the time returning to Dublin. On the 1st day, the tour guide was very friendly and talkative Frank, and it was a small group in a minibus the second day was a large coach. In Belfast, we had the option to go on the Black Cab tour around the peace wall, etc. and it's worth it!. This lasted around…”
Review of Paddywagon’s 2-day Southern Ireland tour from Dublin, covering Cashel, Cork, Blarney Castle, the Burren, and the Cliffs of Moher.
“Amazing tour! My key highlights for this tour was visiting Blarney Castle and the Cliffs of Moher were beautiful! The over night hostel was okay, the only creepy thing was it was right next to a cemetery, other than that it was a nice hostel. When in Cork make sure you get a burger at Son of a Bun.”
Explore the Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Cork, the Burren, and Rock of Cashel on a practical two-day tour from Dublin.
“I solo tripped to Ireland this past weekend and did the 2 day trip through Paddywagon Tours. My bus drivers were fantastic, very outgoing and incredibly helpful and informative! I would recommend this trip to anyone of any age! The hostel I stayed in cork was fantastic as well!”
See Blarney Castle, Cork, Cobh, and the Ring of Kerry on a two-day rail and coach tour from Dublin with a Killarney stay.
“a very well professionally run tour of an amazingly beautiful county, Ireland. The people are lovely and caring. Highly recommended tour.”
A practical review of Paddywagon’s 2-day Wild Atlantic Way tour from Dublin, covering the Cliffs of Moher, Kerry, meals, guides, value, and drawbacks.
“Ask for VAL as a bus driver. It was the best fun ever, and it was soooo amazing.”
Review this 2-day Western Ireland tour from Dublin, with Galway, Connemara, the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, lodging, and practical tips.
“Both days were packed with sightseeing. Nice Bus and Nice driver but he smelled of smoke. Hotel had no internet.”
Review of a 2-day rail and coach tour from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, Galway, and Connemara, with trains, hotel, breakfast, and guides.
“I like the combination of train and bus. Our guide was Bob and he did a wonderful job. He showed us some turf peat at Bunratty Castle. The Cliffs of Moher were beautiful. We arrived in Galway about 5:00 so any touring was on our own. The next day was on the bus through the Connemara region to Kylemore Abbey. Please note this trip does not include a stop to Connemara marble store in Moycullen or viewing of the green marble mountains in Clifden. I though it did. I loved the views at the Kilary Fjord.”
Explore Belfast, Titanic Belfast, Dark Hedges, and Giant’s Causeway on a two-day rail and Game of Thrones tour from Dublin.
“Incredible tour. Loved the tour guide. The Giant's Causeway is one of the greatest natural places to see in the world.”
Review of a 2-day rail tour from Dublin to Belfast, the Antrim Coast, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and Giant’s Causeway.
“Great tour, cold and wet at the causeway. Not fun. Rained all day, our tour guide Ray was wonderful.”
Review of the 2-day Dublin tour to Galway, Connemara, the Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Doolin, and seasonal Glengowla or Cong.
See Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Bunratty Castle on a two-day rail and coach tour from Dublin.
“This was a wonderful trip that included a castle and the Cliffs of Moher. My daughter took our 13 year old granddaughter and her best friend. Reviews of this trip were excellent and it lived up to its reputation. They loved Ireland and this was a good way to see the west coast without having to drive. The guides were excellent. Highly recommend!”
Review of the 2-Day Killarney and Ring of Kerry Rail Tour from Dublin, with itinerary details, guide feedback, costs, and practical booking advice.
“Nice relaxing trip to see the Ring of Kerry except for an issue with miscommunications. The meetup location was changed the night before our departure and we were not notified. We ran to two different locations before finding our tour guide. On our trip description, it states that entrance to all attractions would be free. We ended up paying an entrance fee for both attractions. Plus we were suppose to have "first class" seats on the train. We were seated in the regular coach section. We have used Viator many times in the past. This is the first time we encountered problems. When we addressed the issue of not being…”
Compare this private two-day Ireland tour covering the Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula, with flexible stops, local guides, and hotel pickup.
“Gerard Scott was an awesome tour guide. He was very familiar with The Killarney area. We spent 2 full days visiting lots of very special and scenic spots in and around The Ring of Kerry and beyond. I highly recommend Gerard for anyone interested in seeing and learning about this beautiful country.”
Review of the 2-day West Coast Explorer from Dublin, with Limerick, Bunratty, Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Connemara, and Kylemore Abbey.
“The second day is poorly planned, as you spend almost the entire day on a coach and when you arrive at the monastery there is not enough time to see the monastery and the gardens and eat. On the other hand, the guide is the coach driver himself and spends the entire trip without stopping talking, which in addition to being very tiresome is a danger.”
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