Exclusive Private Tours

Come with us on an 8-hour luxury private tour through Wicklow’s most spectacular scenery.

Just a 40-minute journey from Dublin, and known as the ‘Garden of Ireland’, this tour takes you to the stunning Wicklow Mountains. First stop: the beautiful Powerscourt estate. Here, explore the Powerscourt Gardens, ranked third best in the world by National Geographic, and the historic Powerscourt house, dating back to the 1700s and currently owned by the Slazenger family.

Next, we then move onto the awe-inspiring Powerscourt Waterfalls, where you’ll witness Ireland’s highest waterfall standing at 121m (397 ft).

From there your journey continues through the Wicklow mountains to the serene Glendalough lakes – carved from the melting ice of an ancient glacier, with the upper lake being one of the most scenic locations in Ireland. Here you can also visit the early Christian monastic settlement founded by St Kevin in the 6th century, and developed into a monastic city.

The tour then includes a scenic drive along the cliffs overlooking Lough Tay (one of the most photographed Wicklow locations, alongside Glendalough), also known as the Guinness Lakes. 

We then culminate the journey with a traditional Irish meal and a Guinness at the historic Johnnie Fox’s pub – a place steeped in history since 1798 and reputed to be the highest pub in Ireland.

Of course, there are numerous private tour variations to choose from, each of which can be tailored to your liking for a truly unique experience.

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Join us for an approximately 12-hour journey to the unforgettable landscapes of Northern Ireland with our luxury private day tour to the Giant’s Causeway.

Starting from Dublin, you’ll be whisked away to the north, passing through the the iconic city of Belfast.

Upon arrival in Belfast, you’ll have the option of visiting the Titanic Belfast, a world leading visitor attraction which tells the story of RMS Titanic and her construction in Belfast in the 1900s.

Next, we visit the historic Carrickfergus Castle, built in 1177, rich in history, and one of the only preserved castles of its age currently open to the public.

From there, we travel along the scenic coastal route of Antrim and head further north up the coast to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Giant’s Causeway – a breathtaking beauty and natural marvel of 40,000 hexagonal-shaped black basalt columns, shaped by ancient volcanic activity some 50 to 60 million years ago.

The journey continues along the stunningly scenic Causeway Coastal route, stopping at the picturesque 16th century ruins of Dunluce Castle, a filming location for the well-known HBO series, Game of Thrones. An optional walk across the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge – first erected by salmon fishermen in 1755 – offers striking views of the surrounding areas and a thrilling experience.

The tour also includes several alternatives to choose from, including visiting the Bushmills whiskey distillery, exploring the famous ‘Dark Hedges’ (also featured in Game of Thrones), and many other exciting options.

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Experience the sheer beauty of Ireland’s west coast on this private day tour.

Our first planned stop is the charming seaport village of Kinvara, where you can admire the harbour and beautiful landscape, as well as visit Dunguaire Castle – dating back to 1520.

Then, taking the stunning scenic route known as the Wild Atlantic Way, we’ll arrive at the Burren – a unique limestone landscape with cliffs, caves, fossils, rock formations, and archaeological wonders such as Poulnabrone Dolmen.

From there we’ll reach the village of Doolin, a gateway to the ancient sites of the Aran Islands and the home of traditional Irish music. Here you can also dine like a local, experiencing fresh locally inspired dishes and the distinct flavours of the Wild Atlantic and Burren region.

We then move onto the Cliffs of Moher, part of the UNESCO global geopark, and one of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions. Rising out of the Atlantic waters to a height of 213m (700ft), you’ll have the option to hike along the cliff’s edge or take a boat and cruise beneath them for a different perspective – both choices are spectacular ways to view the Cliffs of Moher.

The day concludes with a visit to Bunratty Castle & Folk Park as we make our way back to Dublin. Built in the 15th century, Bunratty Castle is the most complete and authentic castle in Ireland.

The folk park features over 30 buildings in a ‘living’ village and rural setting. Rural farmhouses, village shops, and streets are recreated and furnished as they would have appeared at the time.

Of course, there are numerous private tour variations to choose from, each of which can be tailored to your liking for a truly unique experience.

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