DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 5 most booked afternoon tea bus tours, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
Enjoy afternoon tea on a vintage Dublin double-decker bus, with stops for Guinness, Phoenix Park, Trinity, Georgian streets, and St Patrick’s.
Most Popular“Fun time with knowledgeable staff! Adam, Orlo and Robert were great! The team and treats were yummy as well.”
Sip afternoon tea on a restored 1960s Dublin double-decker bus, with local stories, 1960s music, and sights like Trinity and Phoenix Park.
“Fantastic little trip around the city! The girls were so sweet and very funny. A great way to see some sites and get your bearings. We got to see Phoenix park which we didn’t plan on but I’m so happy we did. Definitely a great way to spend an afternoon.”
Irish afternoon tea on a restored 1960s Routemaster bus in Dublin, with sandwiches, scones, sweets, and skyline views at 4 pm.
“Great experience with a very kind and informing staff. Only thing we were confused about was that the booking said it would take 90 minutes but it only lasted for 60 minutes, which confused us quite a bit at the end.”
Ride Dublin by vintage double-decker for Christmas lights, festive music, and a real afternoon tea with unlimited hot drinks.
“nothing”
Join Stillgarden Distillery in Dublin County for a hosted Afternoon Tea and Gin Tasting masterclass with 4 signature gins and tea.
“Excellent”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
