DUBLIN · IRELAND
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most booked wicklow & glendalough day trips, 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.
Dublin to Kilkenny, Wicklow sheepdogs, Wicklow Gap views, and Glendalough’s monastic ruins, with Wi‑Fi and expert walking tours.
Most Popular“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.”
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…”
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.”
Dublin to Kilkenny day trip with Glendalough lakes, Wicklow Mountains views, and a real sheepdog herding show. Great value.
“Godfrey was really talkative and friendly. When the history gets too hards, he makes a joke that helps to get his attention. Would recommend if you want a relaxing day in the nature. No rush.”
Dublin day trip: Glendalough, Wicklow Mountains, Kilkenny and sheepdog herding. Car-free coach tour with live commentary.
“We had a great time during this excursion! Everything was well organized and very enjoyable. Our guide, Dylan, was fantastic, friendly, knowledgeable, and full of funny anecdotes that made the experience even more memorable. We learned a lot while having a good laugh along the way.”
A half-day coach trip from Dublin to Glendalough’s Valley of Two Lakes for monastery ruins, wildlife spotting, and scenic Wicklow views.
“Our driver, Alex, was so funny and so informative about the area. He made the trip worth every penny.”
Full-day coach tour from Dublin to Kilkenny, Glendalough, and Wicklow Mountains with guided walks, plus a working sheep farm and sheepdog show.
“We had a great day! Our guide, Ian, was very nice and knowledgeable. The views were amazing en we had enough time at every stop.”
Wild Wicklow and Glendalough from Dublin: small-coach mountain views, a guided monastic site, lakeside time, and a free whiskey tasting.
“Our day trip was wonderful. I will highly recommend this tour to anyone reading this review. Ashley was a great tour guide and with a wealth of knowledge.”
A small-group morning drive from Dublin to Glendalough, with mountain views, quick photo stops, and free time at the monastic ruins.
“Great mini trip to the Irish countryside. We enjoyed our time- even in the rain. We did spend the extra €5 to enter the visitor center which was nice and warm during the storm.”
Small-group Wicklow day trip from Dublin to Powerscourt Gardens, Glendalough, and film spots like P.S. I Love You Bridge.
“This tour gives you the opportunity to visit great places. Our Driver and Guide, Kevin, is kind and personable. Powerscourt is a must-visit place. Lunch was delicious, and the Monastery scene was beautiful. Overall, it was a good and relaxing trip.”
8 hours from Dublin for $74: Powerscourt Gardens, Wicklow Mountains viewpoints, PS I Love You Bridge, and Glendalough monastic lakes.
“The weather in Ireland was good so I decided to take a day tour. This tour completely outdoors so I wouldn’t recommend it on a rainy day. Ronald was a great guide and we could understand his English! (Not given in Ireland.) I really enjoyed all of the information he gave and the different stops…”
Half-day coach tour from Dublin to Glendalough in the Wicklow Mountains, with time for ruins, two lakes, and easy scenic views.
“Beautiful sights and experiences! Our tour guide was great! We loved walking around the park, and the information our tour guide provided”
Dublin to Wicklow small-group day with horseback riding, Wicklow Mountains sights, and Glendalough Upper Lake. Max 8 people.
“Growing up an equestrianne I always try to find a good riding tour when we travel. My husband and I had a great time on this tour while staying in Dublin. Highly recommend! Staff was super nice and the views were beautiful. What a wonderful way to relax on an afternoon in Ireland!”
Wicklow Historic Gaol tour with holographic prison guards, recorded audio, and original cells, plus kid-focused haunted moments in 1 hour.
“Informational and somewhat disturbing to think of all that occurred in the Goal. The history is worth seeing it in person.”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
