Top Ireland Archaeology Tours - page 2

Discover the best of Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula as you embark on a full-day excursion from the city of Dingle. Alongside a private guide, hit a number of archeological, cultural, and natural landmarks over the course of the day. Take in the views of the Atlantic from the cliffs, visit Irish-speaking villages, see ancient monastic sites, and much more.

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Experience the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren National Park your way with an accredited National Tour Guide in the comfort of a limousine. Explore the Cliffs and the Burren region at your own pace without the rush. There is so much to see for the independent traveller, you'll discover the history and culture of my region on this private day tour. Expect castles, stunning vistas, prehistoric remains, folklore and storytelling at every turn on this full day adventure from Galway.

The Dingle Peninsula is one of the world's most picturesque locations. Make the most of this magnificent setting by hiring our acclaimed tour guides to highlight it. We have been the proud recipients of TripAdvisor's Travellers's Choice Award for the last 3 years. With Mossie and Helen as your guides, you can take in the breathtaking scenery and fascinating archaeological and historical sites throughout the Dingle Peninsula in comfort. Join us as we commemorate more than 6,000 years of history, culture, spirituality, music, and song.

Explore Northern Ireland's biggest draws—Belfast, Giant’s Causeway, and Dunluce Castle—in just one day on this convenient, time-saving tour from Dublin. Instead of having to hire a car, travel via traditional black cab to explore Belfast's streets, including the Falls and Shankill neighborhoods. Then, board a coach and leave the city behind to experience one of Ireland's great geological marvels, the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Giant’s Causeway, as well as Dunluce Castle, a filming location for "Game of Thrones."

On a County Wicklow day trip from Dublin, visit the Powerscourt Gardens and explore Wicklow Mountains National Park. Accompanied by a guide who provides informative commentary during the day, enjoy a scenic drive, stop in the Victorian village of Enniskerry, pass by the Guinness Estate and visit Glendalough, where you have time to walk around.

Growing up in Galway has given me an intimate knowledge of the rich and vibrant history of the jewel of the west, Galway. Much like the strong currents of the River Corrib that run through it, the stories and tales of its inhabitants have flowed through my life. A family heritage of storytelling imbued me with a love for imparting a good yarn. These tours will have the history, the lore and the origins of Galway’s unique culture, from a true native Galwegian! My walking tours draw from 20 years involvement in theatre, storytelling and music. My guided jaunts around Galway are the perfect marriage of all these aspects of my life. It will become abundantly clear the joy it provides me and I aim to share this joy with my customers. If it’s the culinary delights of Galway, its medieval history, its lesser known stories or the rich musical and artistic heritage of the city you seek to learn about, I would be privileged to guide you along the way. Gaillimh Abu!

Whether your tastes run to sandy beaches and rugged cliffs, breweries or hiking, enjoy the Dingle Peninsula your way, your style with a veteran driver/guide. One convenient flat fee covers a car and a guide for up to four people, so you can stop when and where you want and take as many photos as you like. Includes pickup and drop-off at hotels or rentals in Killarney, Kenmare, and Tralee.

The combination of iconic Irish landscapes, authentic local experiences, and a carefully timed itinerary that maximises sightseeing without feeling rushed. Unlike standard sightseeing routes, this full-day journey from Galway follows the Wild Atlantic Way with a professionally guided experience that blends history, storytelling, and access to Ireland’s most celebrated natural and cultural highlights. You’ll visit the world-famous Cliffs of Moher at the ideal time of day to avoid the worst of the crowds, giving you space to fully enjoy the views and walk the cliff paths at leisure. The experience also includes a stop at the unique Caherconnell Stone Fort and Sheepdog Demonstrations, where you don’t just observe the landscape-you engage with living Irish farming tradition through a live sheepdog demonstration and visit an ancient stone fort dating back over a thousand years.

Driving the Ring of Kerry and the more far-flung Skellig Ring is a must-do while in southwest Ireland, but focusing on the road means missing the scenery. This private tour provides all transportation so you can relax and keep your eyes trained on the impossibly green vistas and dramatic cliffs. Your dedicated guide will tailor the itinerary to your interests; stops can include Valentia Island, Macgillycuddy Reeks, Sneem, Waterville, the Bog Village and others.

Avoid the crowds and explore Irish history in peace on this Book of Kells and Dublin Castle exterior tour. Visit the Trinity College Library, home to the famous Book of Kells—widely considered among the most important of all Ireland’s ancient treasures. Listen as your guide brings medieval Ireland to life, shedding light on the Book of Kells’ profound historical significance. Afterward, enjoy a guided walking tour around Dublin Castle’s mighty exterior. Visit the gardens and yards, and learn of the castle’s role as court, fortress, treasury, and jail.

Depart Dublin early morning and see the best of the west and return to Dublin that evening. The Cliffs of Moher are a UNESCO Geo Park and Ireland's most popular sight. The unique rocky limestone landscape of the Burren is ideal for a short break along the Wild Atlantic Way. We pop into a lovely Irish Pub in Doolin, optionally you might do a Cliffs of Moher Cruise before we drive the Wild Atlantic Way to Poulnabrone Dolmen and Kinvarra for photos of Dunguaire Castle, then return to Dublin.

Explore Ireland’s ancient royal sites, castles, and abbeys on this private tour from Dublin. Planning routes and navigating remote roads can take the joy out of a day trip—leave the logistics to your guide while you soak in centuries of history. Discover the Hill of Tara, Trim Castle, and atmospheric Bective Abbey, and hear about Ireland’s ancient kings, Celtic rituals, and medieval heritage along the way.

Flexibility of departure times and amount of time spent on Innisfallen Island make this a relaxed, unique experience. We offer a bespoke boat tour of Innisfallen island on the Lakes of Killarney. Multiple boats operating daily in the original and best service. Flexibility possible. Private boats possible.

Discover the best of Cork and Tipperary, without the hassle of driving, on this day tour from Dublin. Visit the area's highlights, including the Rock of Cashel and Blarney Castle and Gardens, with your guide, and enjoy free time to explore Cork at leisure. and follow in time-honored tradition by kissing the Blarney Stone. Top off the trip with tax-free shopping in the Blarney Woolen Mills before returning to Dublin.

Escape Dublin for day trip along Ireland’s majestic west coast, traveling by both train and coach to the scenic Cliffs of Moher. Take a city tour of Limerick, see Bunratty Castle, walk through the charming Folk Park, admire the Burren and drive along Galway Bay.

The picturesque loop is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, secluded beaches, weathered cliffs, heritage sites, and attractive small towns. It is located in southwest County Kerry, often referred to as "the Kingdom" of Ireland. This is where you can locate a piece of the "true Ireland, and we love to show our friends all of the places that make it special. Join us on a trip of a lifetime that you will relive for years to come.

Discover some of Northern Ireland's most stunning attractions, and sites made famous by the *Game of Thrones* TV show, on this full-day tour from Dublin. Travel to the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway, and learn about its unique landscape; explore the Titanic Belfast, and make stops at Dunluce Castle and the Dark Hedges.

Through this guided tour you will have a complete overview of Dublin’s most important sites. After this tour you will completely appreciate Dublin's past and present. The guide will also point you out interesting things to do, best restaurant where to appreciate modern and traditional Irish food; best pubs where to drink and dance at the rhythm of traditional Irish music.

Take a fun electric bike tour of Galway City with a local guide and see all the highlights Galway city has to offer. Cycle along canals, passing historic city sights, lakes, rivers, castles, beaches and loads more. On this guided ebike tour learn about Galway’s fascinating and rich history, as well knowleagable cultural insights into Galway City, which is considered the cultural heart of the West of Ireland. Our guide will provide you with personal stories, observations and local understanding throughout this tour. As you cycle through the narrow streets and bustling squares, you will encounter stunning architecture, picturesque canals and an eclectic mix of shops, pubs, and restaurants. Delve into the stories and legends that make Galway City such a unique and enchanting place, learning about its most famous inhabitants, from poets and playwrights to traders and explorers.

A completely private day in Wicklow, guided by a certified local expert and documented through professional portrait photography. This experience is designed for travellers who want to slow down, connect with place, and come away with photographs that feel natural, personal, and lasting. What’s included Up to 8 hours of private guiding White Badge–certified local guide Professional portrait photography throughout the day 20 professionally edited images (couples) 15 professionally edited images (solo travellers) Curated private online gallery Pre-planning and route design Option to include a luxury car and chauffeur Who is this experience for? Couples and honeymooners Solo travellers seeking something personal and intentional Visitors who value expertise, privacy, and craft over volume

Book a private tour with a dedicated guide for a completely personalized tour of the Ring of Kerry from Killarney. Climb into a private vehicle, where you can relax and enjoy the scenery this route is so famous for, instead of focusing on driving and directions. Your guide will tailor the itinerary to your interests and provide in-depth commentary.

The Boyne Valley “the heartland of the Irish Nation” and the location of Ireland’s famous Battle of the Boyne, the ancient capital at Tara along with the ancient passage grave tombs of Newgrange at Bru na Boinne World Heritage Site and also the finely carved High Crosses of Monsterboice and the famous Battle of The Boyne Site. Entrance tickets to enter the Newgrange Chamber are available 30 days in advance by arrangement. At the Battle of The Boyne Site tickets can be purchased on arrival. This favorite tour of mine (I spent years managing a major heritage property in the valley and was part of drafting the World Heritage Site Management Plan) explores Ireland’s ancient turbulent history. Let me help you see the very best the valley offers in a short time while telling you lots of stories about its rich heritage.

The experience combines compelling storytelling with key historic landmarks across Dublin city centre. This immersive 2.5-hour guided walking tour offers the most accessible and engaging introduction to Irish history available in Dublin. Beginning at Christ Church Cathedral, guests are introduced to ancient Celtic Ireland. The journey continues through Viking Dublin along the River Liffey, before exploring Anglo-Norman and medieval Ireland at Dublin Castle. Moving into the political heart of the city, guests learn about the Irish Parliament and the loss of Irish self-rule. Crossing to O’Connell Street, the tour reaches its emotional high point at the GPO, where Ireland’s revolutionary struggle, the Easter Rising, and the birth of the modern Irish state are explained in clear historical context. The experience then returns south through Trinity College, highlighting education, power, and cultural identity, before concluding at the National Museum of Ireland.