Ireland · WICKLOW MOUNTAINS & GLENDALOUGH WALKS
An hour south of Dublin the road climbs into blanket bog and drops into a monastic valley with two lakes and a round tower. These 15 cover the morning runs and the full days that add Kilkenny or a sheepdog demonstration.
Dublin to Kilkenny and Glendalough with sheepdog herding, Wicklow Gap views, and guided walks, plus onboard Wi-Fi.
“The trip was wonderful. We had a great tour guide with a cool black hat.. I specifically enjoyed the time with the shepprd, holding the little lamb… kilkenny was a cute little place and people were friendly just like everywhere in Ireland.”
From Dublin, tour Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough and Kilkenny with bus stories, walking tours, movie stops, and free time. $45.
“The day with personable Pat (tour guide) and birthday girl Bridget (driver) was great! Despite the tour being full, Pat mastered the art of making each of us feel welcome. His humour and genial manner was excellent and the information and details he imparted were just enough. We spoke about theatre and he kindly recommended a show, and places to enjoy Irish oysters. Thanks Pat!”
Dublin to Glendalough, Wicklow Mountains, and Kilkenny in one full day with guided ruins, valley walks, mountain views, and medieval streets.
“best if you can find a day with good weather. gerry was a great guide who explained so much to us about the sites we saw and about ireland. engaging, informative and entertaining”
Wild Wicklow day trip from Dublin with Killiney Hill, Sally Gap, Lough Tay (Guinness Lake), Glendalough, and a Glendalough whiskey taster.
“Mr. Patrick Gleeson made this trip and tour such a wonderful and memorable experience. I received some sad news before getting on the bus, but deciding to continue with the tour helped alleviate the initial sadness some. He took us through some beautiful sites in the Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough and was so knowledgeable. His knowledge of the histories behind the sites was impressive. The pub food was delicious and taking a moment to cheers with some Glendalough whisky was definitely a highlight. Thank you so much. May the road rise up to meet you.”
Dublin to Kilkenny, Glendalough, Wicklow Mountains, and a live sheepdog show, with guided stops and scenic driving for value.
“Great, A better first bathroom break, the garage wasn’t great”
5-hour coach trip from Dublin to Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains, featuring two-lake valley, monastic ruins, and scenic countryside film spots.
“Tour was great! Gerry was very informative and sweet. Plenty of time to walk around Glendalough at your leisure. Would definitely recommend the morning option over the afternoon as the park is less crowded in the AM. Very happy we selected this experience.”
Dublin day trip to Glendalough, Wicklow, Kilkenny, and a working sheepdog demonstration. Scenic coach ride, guided stops, no car hassle.
“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. The sheepdog demonstration was absolutely amazing. It was impressive to watch, truly different from anything we had experienced before, and the farmer was adorable and passionate, which made the moment even more special. It’s a unique experience that really stands out and adds so much value to the tour. We really loved the excursion and would highly recommend it!”
Half-day bus trip from Dublin to Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains. Live guide, wildlife spotting, and 90+ minutes at the ruins.
“lovely place, chance to see red squirrels (which we did!!!), saw deer, driver/tour guide was friendly. would be nice to have had a tour guide and a separate driver. if you get motion sickness go to the front, there's a lot of country roads and they seem to go very quickly! two hours wasn't quite long enough but we still enjoyed it.”
From Dublin, a 10-hour tour to Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough, plus a sheepdog trial on a working farm.
“Lovely way to get to know more of Ireland! Ian and John were amazing, and it was a great way to know other people from different countries too! Amazing for solo travellers!”
Wild Wicklow and Glendalough day trip from Dublin with lake walks, guided ruins, and a free whiskey tasting. Small coach, $62.
“It was a wonderful trip. Patrick was so friendly and very funny with very interesting information about the many sites we visited. The view was breathtaking and we had a blast. Wholeheartedly recommend this trip to any who want to see the nature side of Dublin and Ireland.”
Half-day tour from Dublin to Wicklow Mountains National Park and Glendalough. Scenic drive, two hours to roam, and easy city return.
“Glendalough was beautiful. A nice energizing walk around the lakes. Driver Aran was excellent and funny!”
A small-group Wicklow day trip from Dublin featuring Powerscourt Gardens, Enniskerry lunch time, and Glendalough.
“The perfect day tour to get out of Dublin proper and see the beautiful landscapes of Ireland, as well as one of the top gardens in the world. Be sure to enjoy some local food too. :)”
A full-day escape from Dublin to Powerscourt Gardens, Wicklow Mountains viewpoints, and Glendalough’s lakes and 6th-century ruins.
“Our guide Richard was professional, knowledgeable and personable. He was a delight to be with and educated and entertained us with history and environmental knowledge and personal stories to enrich our experience. The van was comfortable and we loved the small group experience.”
Half-day from Dublin to Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains, with a scenic coach ride and 1.5 hours at monastic lake ruins.
“Nice drive through the wicklow mountains, only a pity that both onward and return are the same road. wicklow has more pretty roads.”
Small-group Dublin to Wicklow day with horseback riding at Killegar Stables, scenic stops, and Glendalough Upper Lake, guided.
“The best horse riding experience I had... The horse are very good and disciplined... You will know what I mean....”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
