Day tour in Ireland
Wicklow, Glendalough & Powerscourt Waterfall: Guided Tour from Dublin
After breakfast, walk to the nearby meeting point for your group tour. It’s just a short distance from your hotel. The meeting point is at Suffolk St, D02 KX03, Dublin The tour leaves at 09:30 This tour starts in Dublin at 9:30 with a drive through the countryside. The first stop is Powerscourt Waterfall, where you’ll have up to an hour to look around and take photos. Head to Glendalough Monastery, founded in the 6th century, with two hours to explore and get lunch (at your own expense). The tour ends with a sheepdog demonstration before returning to Dublin.
- How long
- 7 hours
- Starts
- 09:30
- Meeting point
- Suffolk St, D02 KX03, Dublin The tour leaves at 09:30 This tour starts in Dublin at 9:30 with a drive through the countryside
What the day includes
Included
- Roundtrip from Dublin
- Driver/guide
- Admission to all activities
- WiFi onboard
- Air-conditioned vehicle with USB ports
Not included
- Lunch
About this tour
Prepare for a day tour of Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains. The early medieval monastery ruins at Glendalough are a highlight, surrounded by forested hillsides and crystal lakes.
Packages with this tour
Each price is for the whole package, with this day in it.
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