DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most popular guided tours and experiences in Dublin, from Book of Kells walks and whiskey tastings to the full-day runs west to the cliffs and north to the Causeway.
Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, and Galway City from Dublin in one day trip, with coach comfort, live commentary, and Visitor Experience entry.
Most Popular“We had a wonderful time with Carol and Jordan! 10/10 experience!! The day was wonderfully spent.”
A full-day coach tour from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, Burren National Park, and Galway along the Wild Atlantic Way.
“It was a great tour. Olie was an excellent guide and his incorporation of music to tell the history of Ireland was fantastic. Will definitely do the tour again next time I’m in Dublin”
Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle, Dark Hedges, and Belfast in one fast-paced day from Dublin with live stories on the bus.
Dublin to Kilkenny, Wicklow sheepdogs, Wicklow Gap views, and Glendalough’s monastic ruins, with Wi‑Fi and expert walking tours.
“A long day but worth it. Weather didn’t cooperate and had to make detours because of flooding, but we still enjoyed our day.”
Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough lakes, and medieval Kilkenny from Dublin. Guided tours, movie-country stops, and time to roam.
“Glendalough was beautiful and we loved the history of it.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral, Trinity College area, Temple Bar, and Liffey bridges for $29.
“Helena was very knowledgeable, friendly and such fun!! We’d have happily spent all day in one of the local hostelries with her just chatting. Highly recommended.”
Glendalough’s two-lake monastery and Kilkenny’s medieval sights from Dublin, with scenic Wicklow Gap views. Coach with Wi‑Fi.
“We traveled as a group of 4 and took this experience with around 20 other people. The sites are amazing, its a fair bit of walking but worth it. This was mostly a self-guided tour though there were opportunities to hear the tour guide provide historical information while on the bus and during the tour…”
Guided Jameson Bow Street tour in Dublin with a comparative tasting of three whiskeys, plus a JJ Bar cocktail and optional bottle upgrade.
“Interesting and funny tour inside Jameson history with final tasting which was really worth it!”
A 45-minute Jameson Bow St. tour with guided stories, three learning rooms, comparative tastings, and a free pour at JJ’s Bar.
“Our guide mark (hope that's right) was extremely passionate about the tour and the product would recommend 100%”
Fast-track early entry to Trinity College and the Book of Kells, then an exterior Dublin Castle walk plus a quick Molly Malone sing-along.
“Our tour guide was exellcent, very knowledgable and passionate. However, things I wish I knew before the tour:”
Dublin to Belfast in one day: Titanic Belfast, Dunluce Castle, and Giant’s Causeway with guided history, Wi-Fi, and included tickets.
“It was really cool. Cool to see but also very cold winds. Brrrr. I can't imagine anyone living at that rock castle 500 years ago. Now that I have stood on the Giant's Causeway - I see it almost every day on TV ads, on screensavers, record albums. Crazy”
Wild Wicklow day trip from Dublin with coastal views, Avoca crafts, Sally Gap and Lough Tay, plus Glendalough ruins and whiskey.
“During the tour we stopped at multiple places, including the Killiney Park, Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough.”
A funny guided tour of Dublin’s Little Museum in a Georgian home, featuring Tara’s Palace and U2, with small groups under an hour.
“Very informative..with humour...from the lovely George...all staff so friendly...good value for money too”
Enjoy afternoon tea on a vintage Dublin double-decker bus, with stops for Guinness, Phoenix Park, Trinity, Georgian streets, and St Patrick’s.
“Very good service, excellent staff and a great tour guide. Really good drinks, cool to see all the sights in Dublin whilst dining!”
Coach day trip from Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Burren and Galway, with guided stops and included Cliffs entry.
“Great way to see the heart of the Island- and to see these spectacular cliffs. It is a great way to get over jet lag on the first day after arrival- and all you have to remember is to get back on the bus on time!”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
