Ireland · TOURS
Anything with a guide, a boat or a coach attached, gathered in one place. The 15 below are the ones that repay a whole day, priced and timed, with the rest of the catalogue beneath them.
Review of Dublin’s 13-hour Cliffs of Moher, Burren, and Galway tour, with itinerary details, practical tips, value advice, and honest drawbacks.
“Perfect way to explore parts of the island without worrying about driving! Good time allotment in each area, wished to spend more in Galway!”
Review of the Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Galway tour, with itinerary details, costs, coach tips, guide highlights, and booking advice.
“We started this tour early in the morning and all was so well organised. We got on and off the bus very smoothly. The journey was long but not at all chaotic. Lovely places to visit and decent amount of time to spend on ones own. Our guide, Aoife was super helpful and even shared tips and offered to answer any questions we had on ireland in general. Daas was our driver and he was a very good driver and such a gentleman. Highly recommend.”
Review of the Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough day tour from Dublin, with sheepdogs, castle grounds, scenic stops, and practical tips.
“This was such a fun time!!!!! The mountains were beautiful and it was great to see so many sites. Kilkenny was a blast and my husband's favorite part seeing the town's history. Our guides were so knowledgeable and it was such a fun tour for those who want something a little different!”
Review of the Dublin to Wicklow, Glendalough and Kilkenny day tour, with practical advice on sights, timing, value, walking and transport.
“We had a wonderful experience with this excursion!The transportation was perfectly on time,and the coach was very comfortable,which made the journey even more enjoyable. Our guide,Mike,made the ride fly by with his songs,explanations,and incredible energy.He truly brought the trip to life,and his good mood was contagious. My personal highlight was Glendalough,such a beautiful and peaceful place. A heartfelt thank you to Mike,who is a genuinely kind person.He even took the time to walk around the bus and personally ask each of us what our favorite moment of the day was,such a thoughtful gesture. We were a group of adults from Belgium learning English,and Mike spoke with a calm,clear,and gentl...”
See Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, Trinity College and more on a lively two-hour walking tour with local stories, history and practical tips.
“Great tour. Guide was interesting, quirky, funny and informative. Went at a nice pace for us oldies too!”
See Glendalough, Wicklow Gap, and medieval Kilkenny on a well-run Dublin day trip with scenic views, guided walks, Wi-Fi, and free cancellation.
“It was a reallly great tour to Wicklow, Glendalough and Kilkenny. With Theresa and Brin we had a great team. He was a very caucious and good driver in the freezing weather conditions and Theresa enlighted us with so many interesting things about Ireland, Dublin and for sure great restaurant suggestions. She was very good to understand even for non English native speakers and we cannot recommend this amazing Tour enough. Thank you so much!”
Review the Jameson Distillery Bow Street tour in Dublin, with whiskey tastings, a cocktail, guide tips, pricing, and practical advice.
“brilliant and informative guide with whiskey tasting and a comp cocktail! would thoroughly recommend.”
Review of Dublin’s 45-minute Jameson Bow St. tour, with whiskey tastings, a cocktail, Irish history, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“It was awesome to be able to walk right in with the ticket and not have to go and purchase another ticket and stand in the line. The experience was fantastic. We knowlegeable tour and history of Jameson....would def go back.”
Review of Dublin’s Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, and Molly Malone tour, with practical advice on guides, walking, timing, value, and what to expect.
“Good tour. Very informative. Was a bit disappointed that the library had been emptied.of books for maintenance. Was still a good tour.”
Review of Dublin’s 13-hour tour to Titanic Belfast, Dunluce Castle, and Giant’s Causeway, with practical tips, costs, timing, and honest advice.
“We had a great tour guide- his name escapes me, but he had a lot of family history that he so eloquently talked to us about. If I’m on a tour, I want history and he did such a great job! My husband did the black cab tour and it was the highlight of his whole trip. I did the titanic museum with my kids and it was good. The Giants causeway was beautiful- cold, def need a good jacket, but worth it!”
Review of Wild Wicklow from Dublin, with Killiney Hill, Sally Gap, Lough Tay, Glendalough, lunch, whiskey, and practical booking advice.
“The views were great. It rained on us but it still made for great views. Some stops were the same view just a different angle but most were new and different.”
Review of Galway’s 8-hour tour to the Cliffs of Moher, Aillwee Cave, Dunguaire Castle, the Burren, and Doolin.
“This was an excellent tour—perfect way to spend the day. Just enough stops, spaced well, great spot to eat lunch at Fitz’s, and the tour guide can’t be beat. Great scenic and cultural notes, as well”
Explore Dublin’s past through witty guides, donated treasures, U2 memorabilia, and Tara’s Palace at this lively 30-minute museum tour.
“Very informative and interesting overview of Dublin's history presented in a Georgian townhome by personable and engaging guides with a truly Irish gift for storytelling. Our guide, Fionn, was everything you could have wished for, and the other guides and employees seemed equally good.”
Explore the Burren, Doolin, and Cliffs of Moher on an 8-hour guided bus tour from Galway with scenic stops and local stories.
“The best part was all of the spots we stopped at to explore and take pictures of. Des did a good job explaining everything we saw”
Review the Dublin Afternoon Tea Bus Tour, with vintage charm, city sights, warm scones, practical tips, and an honest value check.
“Very simple, fun, bus tour of Dublnin with tea service while you drive. I did those 4pm tour the week of Christmas do it was right around sunset when the Christmas lights were turning on.”
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