We have gathered our top 5 favorite tours in Dublin, Ireland and we wanted to share them with you. Keep reading to see our picks, and if you’d like, you can book the tour for yourself for your upcoming trip to Dublin. Sláinte!
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1. Cliffs of Moher Tour Including Wild Atlantic Way and Galway City from Dublin
Escape the city and indulge in the rugged coast that houses the Cliffs of Moher. Spend the day exploring the Irish countryside and admire the incredible views that it has to offer. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and those who want to be wowed by the beauty if Ireland.
2. Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough, Sheep Dog Trials, Day Trip from Dublin
Break away from Dublin for a medieval Irish architecture and folklore tour of Kilkenny and Glendalough. Spend the day seeing the top sights in south-east Ireland. This tour is perfect for those who like to take the scenic route, and are interested in learning about the culture in Ireland. If you are a dog lover, you will have the opportunity to see border collies herding sheep in the meadows.
3. Fast-track Easy Access Book of Kells Tour with Dublin Castle
Skip the lines and explore the history of Ireland with a tour to the famous Book of Kells. After exploring the ancient treasures and archives of Ireland, walk the grounds of Dublin Castle and hear stories of the past lives of building. This tour is perfect for history buffs and those who don’t like to wait in lines.
4. Dublin Secret Food Tour
Be a true Dubliner and eat like a local on this tour. Check out the authentic pubs, cafes, markets, and shops with a small group or privately on your own with a guide. This tour is perfect for foodies and those who like to taste flavors from all over the world.
5. Skip the Line Guinness and Jameson Irish Whiskey Experience Tour in Dublin
Visit the Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery without waiting in line. In this tour you will learn about how each drink is created and be able to taste them for yourself. This tour is perfect for beer and whiskey lovers, and for anyone who is looking to learn more about how Irish alcohol is created.
