Top Ireland Bus Tours - page 2

If you’re looking for a fun, relaxed, and stress-free way to see some of Dublin’s top sights, you have to book this! You get to sip delicious tea, enjoy yummy treats (still thinking about the lemon raspberry tart) and catch a great little history lesson all aboard the cutest vintage bus. We went to celebrate my mom’s 70th birthday, and we both had an absolute ball. The meeting point was so convenient. The staff bring the best energy—they’re exceptionally kind, engaging, helpful, and hilarious, making this a fantastic option whether you’re celebrating with family or out on a solo adventure. Good energy all around with Vintage Tea Trips!

Thomas was a really good and very friendly driver. And Quiggs was exceptional. It takes a lot of skill to guide a group like he did. Not only that I learned a lot but I really enjoyed how he didn't make it boring. It was really entertaining and I would recommend it to everyone (if you have Quiggs as your guide and Thomas as your driver)!

Be prepared to spend a lot of time on the bus – up to seven hours. Also, it can be very crowded at the destinations, which makes eating and going to the restrooms challenging. The black taxi tour is an incredible experience. That alone is worth the trip. Our guide’s name was Harry, and he was outstanding, and very passionate. The castle and Giants Causeway are beautiful, but the crowds, especially at the Causeway, detract from the beauty.

Ian and Krishna were amazing. Ian is an excellent storyteller and his humor kept things flowing well and interesting. My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed this trip and the highlight definitely was holding the baby lambs. Would HIGHLY recommend this tour.

This tour was absolutely amazing， I would give both our tour guide, Peter, and our driver, Thomas, a full 5 stars. Peter is by far the most professional tour guide I’ve ever had. Throughout the trip, he shared fascinating stories, historical background, and local insights that made every stop much more meaningful. He even prepared different music for specific locations, which created such a wonderful atmosphere. I especially loved his playlist—it really made the journey memorable. The itinerary itself is excellent. The only thing you can’t control is the Irish weather! I highly recommend bringing a waterproof jacket and some warm clothing. When we visited the Giant’s Causeway, it was rainy, windy, and surprisingly cold, so being properly dressed made a huge difference. Since we visited on a weekend, the Titanic Belfast Museum was extremely busy. Peter gave us some great advice on how to make the most of our visit, and I’d like to add one more tip: the cable car ride experience on the fourth floor often has a very long queue. If the wait is too long, I’d recommend exploring the rest of the museum first. If you still have more than 30 minutes before leaving, you can come back and join the line. Personally, I didn’t think it was a must-do, so I wouldn’t worry if you skip it. Overall, this was an outstanding tour with a fantastic guide, an excellent driver, and a well-planned itinerary. This tour was absolutely amazing! I would give both our tour guide, Peter, and our driver, Thomas, a full 5 stars. Peter is by far the most professional tour guide I’ve ever had. Throughout the trip, he shared fascinating stories, historical background, and local insights that made every stop much more meaningful. He even prepared different music for specific locations, which created such a wonderful atmosphere. I especially loved his playlist—it really made the journey memorable. The itinerary itself is excellent. The only thing you can’t control is the Irish weather! I highly recommend bringing a waterproof jacket and some warm clothing. When we visited the Giant’s Causeway, it was rainy, windy, and surprisingly cold, so being properly dressed made a huge difference. Since we visited on a weekend, the Titanic Belfast Museum was extremely busy. Peter gave us some great advice on how to make the most of our visit, and I’d like to add one more tip: the cable car ride experience on the fourth floor often has a very long queue. If the wait is too long, I’d recommend exploring the rest of the museum first. If you still have more than 30 minutes before leaving, you can come back and join the line. Personally, I didn’t think it was a must-do, so I wouldn’t worry if you skip it. Overall, this was an outstanding tour with a fantastic guide, an excellent driver, and a well-planned itinerary.

This was a great way to see the city for our short stay in Dublin. It stops directly at many of the city’s highlights and includes a live guide, no recording to listen to. Your ticket includes a free pint of Guinness from Nancy Hands. Entire loop takes around 1.5 hours or less and stops are quick. Would recommend!

Oli was an amazing tour guide! He was funny, kind, very knowledgeable, and incredibly personable. Oli was a wealth of information about Ireland’s history, culture, music, language, etc. and even our kids were enthralled listening to him! We had a great time and would highly recommend taking this tour with him!

Start early in the day to make the most of your time in Dublin. First, stay on the bus for the entirety of the tour so that you can determine which sites will be of most interest to you. Once you have an overview of Dublin, hop back on the bus. Hop off when the bus stops at one of the sites you want to visit.