Top Ireland Bus Tours

The Belfast experience was good. Got to see a lot of country side between Dublin and Northern Ireland. Dunluce castle and Giant's causeway was beautiful but windy and somewhat cold in September. Go well dressed as the wind extremely strong, at times very difficult to stand. In these parts rain is the unknown factor although we had good sunshine each time we got down. The Black cab is quite an experience and one gets to see the Titanic site also.

We had an absolutely AMAZING time on our trip to the Dunguaire Castle, Aillwee Cave, and Cliffs of Moher! The scenery was breathtaking, but what really made the experience so special was our tour guide, John B. He was incredibly knowledgeable and kept us entertained with interesting facts, stories, and history throughout the entire trip. You could tell how passionate he was about Ireland and sharing it with visitors! He also recommended an amazing pub in Doolin for lunch - some of the best food we had all trip! John was friendly, engaging, and made the whole day feel fun and relaxed. We learned so much and never felt like we were just being taken from one stop to the next. We also appreciated the smaller bus size as it allowed the experience to feel more intimate. We would 100% recommend this tour, and if you get John B as your guide, you’re in for an especially great experience! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A great day visiting another famous site in Ireland despite some rain. The country is beautiful and i have never seen so many different shades of green. Need good sturdy shoes and to be aware of a steep one way circular staircase to the top of Blarney Castle but well worth the effort and a chance to kiss the Blarney Stone. The Rock of Cashel is also a fantastic site to visit. Altogether a great day out of the city