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Haley_F, Feb 2026
This is an incredible...
This is an INCREDIBLE experience. The sheepdog experience and lambs was amazing. The walk in Glendalough felt like being immersed in a magical mossy fairy forest. Out of this world! Kilkenny was adorable. Fabulous day! Sean and Podge made the whole experience fantastic. You can tell they love what they do and care about their passengers.
Jessica_S, Nov 2025
Great way to see Wicklow...
Great way to see Wicklow and Glendalough without having to drive yourself. Derrick was a good guide and we had plenty of time at each spot. Be aware you might have people in your group doing a few different morning activities and may have to drop them off/pick them up before the hike. The upper and lower lakes in Glendalough were beautiful! I’d love to go back with more time in the future.
David_M, Mar 2026
Great tour! Highly recommend!
The tour was very impressive! Our tour guide Brian was witty and very knowledgeable of the history of the areas we toured at Glendalough into Wicklow and our final stop at Kilkenny. This tour was well worth it! Would recommend this tour group if you wanted to learn history and see the vast greenery of Ireland when you’re not in Dublin City.
Neelone_C, Feb 2026
Great trip!!
Great tour guides, very friendly and knowledgeable. The only thing I would recommend is maybe a little bit shorter stay in Glendalough so you can have a bit more time in Kilkenny. By the time you get to Kilkenny and have lunch, it doesn’t save a lot of time to walk around and stuff. Otherwise highly recommend.

Glendalough

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Dublin
The 10th century round tower hidden in the woods of Glendalough.
  • Glendalough is a popular attraction for history buffs, families seeking open spaces, and outdoor enthusiasts.

  • The ground may be soft or muddy, so pack your hiking boots and bring along layers of waterproof clothing.

  • To see the full complex, be prepared for a significant amount of walking, as the site is spread across several locations surrounding the two lakes.

  • Visit the Glendalough Visitor Centre, where a video and exhibition shed light on the history of the monuments.

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