County Dublin & Wicklow (Glendalough Monastic Site, Powerscourt Estate and Gardens) Private Tours
The East of Ireland, particularly around Dublin, combines urban vibrancy with serene coastal landscapes and ancient history. Starting in Dublin, Ireland’s capital and largest city, the trip takes you through scenic seaside towns, rugged coastal paths, and lush green countryside. Along the way, you’ll encounter castles, ancient monasteries, and charming villages. With its rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, this region offers something for every traveler. From the bustling streets of Dublin City to the peaceful grounds of Glendalough in Wicklow, this tour provides a unique mix of modern Irish life and ancient heritage.
Booking and Pricing Information
To secure your private tour, Please make sure to contact us first or fill up the Quick Estimate Form, and we’ll get in touch to discuss the details—such as the number of people in your group and your desired route. After finalising everything, we will send you a final quote
Estimated prices for our bespoke tours start from €699. The final cost will depend on the length of your tour, the number of participants, and any special requests.
We aim to make the process seamless, once everything is arranged, we kindly ask for the payment to be made online, either fully or partially 48h before the trip starts, and the remaining balance can be paid conveniently at the pickup time before the trip starts.
Attractions:
Dublin City: The heart of Ireland, known for its vibrant cultural scene, historical landmarks like Trinity College (home to the Book of Kells), Dublin Castle, and lively neighborhoods like Temple Bar.
Howth Peninsula: A picturesque fishing village with stunning coastal walks and panoramic views of the Irish Sea.
Malahide Castle: One of the oldest castles in Ireland, with beautiful gardens and a rich history.
Glendalough Monastic Site: A stunning monastic settlement nestled in the Wicklow Mountains, known for its round tower and scenic lakes.
Powerscourt Estate and Gardens: A grand estate with some of the most beautiful gardens in Europe, located in Enniskerry.
Bray Head and Cliff Walk: A coastal path offering breathtaking views of the Irish Sea, connecting the seaside towns of Bray and Greystones.
Newgrange and the Boyne Valley (Meath): A UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its 5,000-year-old passage tomb, and a must-see for history lovers.
Who is this trip for: This trip is perfect for history lovers, urban explorers, and nature enthusiasts. Whether you want to dive into the rich history of Dublin, take a peaceful coastal walk, or explore ancient ruins, this region offers something for everyone. It’s also great for families, couples, and solo travelers who want to experience the best of both urban life and countryside beauty.
All Cities: Dublin, Malahide, Howth, Bray, Greystones, Wicklow, Enniskerry
Cultural & Historical Attractions:
Dublin City: Known for its deep historical roots, Dublin offers attractions like Christ Church Cathedral, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Kilmainham Gaol, and Dublinia, which explore Ireland's Viking and medieval history.
Newgrange: A Neolithic passage tomb, older than the Pyramids, offering insight into Ireland’s ancient past.
Glendalough: A 6th-century monastic site established by St. Kevin, surrounded by the majestic Wicklow Mountains.
Powerscourt Gardens: Known for its landscaped beauty and grand estate architecture.
Howth Castle and Martello Towers: Highlights of Ireland's medieval and defensive history.
What makes this trip special: This tour offers a deep dive into Irish history, from ancient Neolithic tombs to medieval castles, set against the backdrop of the bustling city of Dublin and the peaceful serenity of Wicklow’s mountains and lakes. It's a mix of city exploration, seaside charm, and historical adventure, making it perfect for those who want a well-rounded experience of Ireland's east coast.
Note: The locations, routes, and sites mentioned are suggestions, but we’re always happy to tailor the trip to your ideal plan.
What our trips offer:
Refreshments and snacks to keep you energised
USB chargers and ports to stay connected
Knowledgeable Irish tour guides with deep local insights
Engaging storytelling by Dave, bringing Irish history and folklore to life
Entrance to attractions available upon request