Dublin · HALF-DAY
5 reviewed
There are 5 half-day tours in Dublin on the site; these 5 are the ones to put money on. Costs, timings and the small print are spelled out below, so a decision takes minutes.
Half-day bus trip from Dublin to Glendalough with a local guide, Valley of Two Lakes ruins, waterfall, wildlife spotting, and a late start.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and patient. He was lovely and told us all there was to know”
Dublin coastal escape to Howth Summit and fishing village with a guided cliff walk and free village time on a half-day tour.
“The locations on the tour were fantastic but the highlight of the tour was the guide - Jerry! He is an asset to the experience!”
A half-day bus trip from Dublin to Howth’s cliffs and fishing village, with a live guide, free time for seafood, and big coastal views.
“If you're visiting Dublin during the winter and decide to go to Howth, choose the public transportation. The buses of this tour are the double decker buses that are open, so if you go late to the station, it's very likely that you'll sit outside in the cold for 50 minutes. The tour guide was pleasant, but you can't enjoy anything if you're freezing. We chose to return by train and they only said "we understand".”
Private 6-hour Boyne Valley tour from Dublin with a local guide, hotel pickup, and UNESCO Newgrange, plus Tara and ancient sites.
“Knoth is great, Newgrange is cool to be able to go inside but otherwise not so exciting; well organized crew - a bit stressful and a pity i did not have enough time gor museum which is done beautifully! our driver and guide Noel was wonderful as he got us tickets into Newgrange tour and was very nice and provided additional info on historical context. Hill of Slane was beautiful and suggested by Noel.”
Private 3-hour Dublin walking tour with Pat Liddys historian guides: tailored streets, discounted entry to top sites, and a free map.
“Julian was a great guide, not only giving us detailed and interesting history of the sights, but also helping us with ideas for lunch, and where to find Irish music. He was responsive to our requests and a delightful companion for the morning!”
