Ireland · GUIDED
Send this to whoever is doing the planning: 15 guided tours, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the detail that decides it.
Dublin walking tour review: explore Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, Christ Church, the Liffey and Trinity College with lively local guides.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and the tour was worthwhile. We ended up with a very small group of 5 (we were 3 of the 5). Meeting point and ending point were clearly defined.”
Review of the Dublin to Glendalough, Wicklow, and Kilkenny tour, with honest advice on sights, timing, value, walking, transport, and booking.
“It is a really great experience especially on a sunny day. Jerry and Brian were excellent. Jerry had a ton of info to share.”
See the Book of Kells, Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and Molly Malone with an expert guide on this focused 2.5-hour walking tour.
“Neil was absolutely incredible. He kept things fun and entertaining, but he also shared so much knowledge along the tour! My wife and I said that we would not have wanted to see the Book of the Kells any other way!”
Review the Little Museum of Dublin tour, with local storytelling, U2 memorabilia, Dublin history, price, timing, and booking advice.
“Super informative and excellent curated artifacts! Excellent tour guide, Saul was so entertaining and kept the tour engaging and fun!”
Review the Galway to Cliffs of Moher tour, with Burren scenery, Dunguaire Castle, Doolin, guide tips, costs, and practical advice.
“The driver was pulling double duty as driver and guide. He was very funny, knowledgeable and kind. Highly recommend.”
Compare whiskey and stout on a guided Dublin tour with Jameson tastings, Guinness, city stories, skip-the-line entry, and Gravity Bar views.
“The James Distillery is only a tasting experience with a bit of history and nice place to sit. The walk to Guinness was over an hour in the rain. The Guinness facility was more worthwhile given its recent renovation and multiple floors of exhibits. The top floor view of Dublin is worth the trip.”
Review this 12-hour Dublin tour to Blarney Castle, Cork, and the Rock of Cashel, with practical tips on timing, value, comfort, and sights.
“This was absolutely a fantastic experience. Our tour guide/Bus Driver was top notch! I’m forever thankful for my experience in Ireland!”
Review of Big Bus Dublin, with 25+ stops, live guides, night tour options, practical tips, value advice, and honest drawbacks.
“It’s a quick and easy way to get the lay of the land and see what’s available to see. I like the freedom of being able to get on and off whenever the stop interests you.”
See Waterford Crystal craftsmen shape molten crystal, tour the factory, and browse one of Ireland’s finest crystal showrooms in Waterford.
“Great tour. Lots of information. The factory sales room is mind boggling what they can make. If you are from out of country be sure to get the tax refund form.”
Review of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin, with Gothic architecture, Swift’s tomb, stained glass, audio guides, pricing, and practical tips.
“It was spectacular and a value rich experience to enjoy.”
Explore the Burren, Dunguaire Castle, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher on an 8.5-hour Galway day trip with a lively local guide.
“Garry is one of the best tour guide you can ever afford to have. The trip was literally amazing!”
Tour Teeling Distillery in Dublin, trace Irish whiskey from grain to glass, and taste award-winning pours in one compact hour.
“Historical aspect was interesting as was the whiskey tasting at the end. The guide did seem generally disinterested.”
Escape Dublin for Howth’s cliffs, seafood, village lanes, and sea views on a practical four-hour guided coastal tour.
“Jerry was a very good Guide. He explained a lot about Dublin, the Irish people and Life. We had a good laugh. Howth is a nice Place to See. Thanks”
Explore the Ring of Kerry from Cork with coastal views, Killarney National Park, Waterville, Killorglin, and an entertaining guide.
“Kilarney National Park was awesome. And Kevin the Guide was really fun”
Climb Ireland’s highest mountain with a local guide, rugged routes, sweeping Kerry views, and honest advice on fitness, weather, and gear.
“Our guide Keith was very knowledgeable and friendly. We climbed in the pouring rain. It was gusty and there was poor visibility at the top, however, we felt safe at all times and throughly enjoyed the experience. Would highly recommend the Devils Ladder route and booking with Kerry Climbing”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
