Top Dublin Bus Tours - page 6

The history and knowledge shared on the bus was vast, but told with humor and was interactive/fun. I had a 2 and 1 year old with me on my lap and I felt like the breaks were just perfect. The restaurant we ate at for lunch had really tasty clam chowder. Very windy at the cliffs so would recommend hair tie and maybe a hat. The bus seats were comfortable and it was a new bus. I would tour with this company again!

The tea bus tour was a fun and unique way to spend an afternoon in Dublin. The bus itself was absolutely darling, full of vintage charm, and the retro music playing throughout the ride added a really fun atmosphere. Our hostess was also incredibly sweet and welcoming, which made the experience feel warm and relaxed from the start. I will say that I expected a bit more narration and information about the city along the route, as there was less commentary than I anticipated. The seating was also not especially comfortable, although in fairness, it is a converted school bus, so that probably should have been expected going in. One pleasant surprise was the amount of food and snacks included — there was definitely more than I expected, and everything felt thoughtfully presented. Overall, while it was not quite the sightseeing experience I had imagined, it was still a charming and memorable outing with lots of personality.

The music was absolutely amazing. The whole time we were there was magical and uplifting. I love dance and the different Irish dances along with the traditional music was beyond anything I could have imagined. We also had dinner beforehand and the meal was delicious. I highly recommend this experience if you want to learn about Irish music from a funny engaging group of people who clearly love what they are doing! This was an A+ experience.

It’s a long day but so worth it. Our driver, Richard O’Brian, was incredible and made the trip so fun. He gave us a history of Ireland that we would have otherwise never received. He was also very transparent and gave us a pre warning about the uphill areas and kept us on time so we could all enjoy a good amount at each location.

The walking tour at Guinness was an educational experience of how a truly great brewer consistently produces a top shelf product. The tour was well worth the time and a not to be missed experience in Dublin. The pint at the conclusion sealed the deal.

Smooth bus ride with GOT music background, and U2. We loved the studio tour. It's self guided and we were reading and doing and watching everything, then had to rush at the end to fit it all in. If you're like us, get through it, then go back to what you want to review. We hurried through the iron throne and were disappointed at our time management. 3 hours is not enough. Otherwise, fantastic.

The Hills of Tara are just amazing! The tour guide, whose name i cant remember, was amazing. He walked with us and was very knowledgeable. He gave the group Irish mythology stories ad explained all about the Cairns and mounds. The views are extremely gorgeous in each and every stop. From the hills to the Abby we just could not grasp how gorgeous, luscious, and green everything is. There is some intense uphill walking that my wife was bot able to complete, so keep that in mind when booking. She has a bad knee and it is a steep hill.

Excellent time with Dave. The experience was terrific. Dave was very accommodating with timing issues and we made the best of the time we had after meeting him. Viator trip was 5 star. FYI to ship passengers: Princess had a procedure that prevented people with outside tours from tendering to shore until after 9:30 (tendering started at about 7:30 am) and we left the ship at 10:30 for a 30 minute tender. Therefore we missed almost half of our full day experience. Better communication would allow people to make alternate trip arrangements.