Top Ireland Sightseeing Tours - page 37

We offer a completely private and intimate experience to travel Ireland. Joe is a lifelong native of Kilsheelan in county Tipperary, but will be happy to accommodate all requests to visit towns and villages that may have a personal connection no matter what part of the country you would like to travel to. The off the beaten track route is something that only a well travelled driver will be aware of also, and the journey is always entertaining.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Inis Oirr on a day trip. Enjoy a hands-on Traditonal boat building demonstration, potato ridge-making and a traditional stone wall experience. Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Inis Oirr Learn about the traditional Aran method of building potato ridges Leave your handprint on the ancient, intertwined stone walls of Inis Oirr Enjoy a relaxing tour on the lake or a rowing session on a Currach Watch a hands-on demonstration of how to build a traditional Currach

This is a privately hosted Dublin walking tour for American visitors who want a calm, enjoyable, and tailored introduction to the city. Forget crowded, scripted group tours — we’ll explore history, culture, modern life, and wonderful tips at a pace that suits you. As an American who’s lived in Dublin for over 25 years, you’ll get the whole picture through the lens of your interests to bridge the gap between the Ireland you imagine and the Dublin you’ll actually experience.

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

For those visiting Dublin who would like to escape the busy city without having to travel too far, the charming seaside fishing village of Howth and its surroundings are a perfect option. Travel along Ireland's oldest rail line, the quaint DART system will transport us to what feels like a different world to the city centre in under 30 minutes, and of course, I will be very happy to point out a few of the points of interest and landmarks along the way. Scenic, beautiful and steeped in history, the settlement here dates back to the arrival of the Vikings in the 9th Century AD. Take some time to meander along the pier, taking in the abundance of market stalls, adorable cafés, and hopefully spot some seals at the harbour. Embark along the cliff walk looking out onto the Irish sea, take in views and stories throughout the day, before stopping for a well-earned pint of Guinness at the summit!

Traveling through Ireland’s stunning Atlantic corridor becomes a refined experience with Atlantic Black Car’s premium executive transport service. Enjoy seamless airport transfers, corporate travel, or luxurious rides for special occasions. Each journey is crafted with meticulous care, featuring immaculate vehicles and chauffeurs who prioritize your comfort and privacy. With local expertise and a commitment to punctuality, your travels will not only be smooth but also enriched with insights about the scenic beauty and cultural heritage of Ireland. Perfect for those who value elegance and discretion in their travels. - Track your flight for hassle-free airport pickups and drop-offs - Experience exceptional comfort with a fleet of immaculate vehicles - Ideal for corporate engagements, ensuring a professional image - Personalized tours available for discovering Ireland's landmarks in style

Embark on a journey through Ireland’s evolving history and culture with a private walking tour. Immerse yourself in the stories behind remarkable artworks in the Irish section of the National Gallery of Ireland, where the paintings reflect insights into Ireland’s evolving political, social and economic landscape, as well as stylistic developments. Discover how artists captured the essence of their times, and responded to the nation’s changing identity. An opportunity to understand Ireland, not just through the lens of history, but through the eyes of those who lived it.

Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Dublin, Ireland’s capital. From the medieval grandeur of Christ Church Cathedral, where the Viking ruins meet stunning Gothic architecture, to historic Dublin Castle, witness to the rise and fall of empire. Then onto Temple Bar, where culture and nightlife collide, and, finally, the tranquil and elegant squares of Georgian Dublin.

Explore Ireland’s cultural and historical legacy on a privately guided visit to the National Gallery of Ireland and the National Museum of Ireland. Your experience begins in the gallery, where a carefully curated selection of paintings offers nuanced perspectives on Ireland’s shifting political, social, and economic identity. Moving on to the museum, we'll examine the origins of human settlement on the island and encounter exceptional artefacts from its pre-Celtic and Celtic eras, including the Bronze Age gold (the most important collection in Europe) and Irish Insular art.

The Dublin Riviera is a guided coastal walk back in time to a golden era where local residents and visitors wined and dined in the yacht clubs, restaurants and hotels along the waterfront, and danced in the Pavilion, the ballrooms and the nightclubs. The walk will provide an insight into the symbiotic relationship between the harbour and the town and how this helped Dún Laoghaire to evolve into an elegant and glamorous centre of hospitality, entertainment and luxurious bathing, a “Dublin Riviera”. The walk is led by Eileen O'Duffy, a local historian and the author of two books, ‘From Dirt and Dips to Dryrobes, bathing in Dun Laoghaire through the ages’ and ‘Champagne, Cocktails and Crêpes Suzette, wining, dining and dancing in Dún Laoghaire through the ages’ 11.30 am Pick and meet up is just a 3-minute walk from the Dún Laoghaire cruise passenger drop-off point at the entrance to Quarterdeck, Harbour Plaza (entrance to Old Ferry Terminal).

Come with me, Ian, a bona fide local, to explore Dublin’s coastline on a fun and relaxed guided walk from Dún Laoghaire to Dalkey — and perhaps a little further to Killiney or the Islands. This scenic route blends wide sea views with layers of history beneath your feet. As we follow the curve of the bay, the landscape reveals its story — from Wicklow granite that built harbours, homes and landmarks to the events behind the creation of Dún Laoghaire Harbour. Along the way, hear stories of maritime tragedy, Victorian ambition, and everyday life by the sea. Discover Dalkey’s past as a Viking trading settlement, tales of defence against Napoleon, and connections to Joyce, who found inspiration here. This is a walk at an easy, friendly pace — with time to pause, take in the views, and enjoy the experience together. Flexible route with options for a swim, sauna, coffee, ice cream, or a pint — and plenty of chances to stop, chat, and soak up the atmosphere of Dublin’s unique coast.

You will experience sites of unique beauty and history. Enjoy the delightful town of Waterville, overlooking Ballinskelligs Bay, and stop in Kenmare, one of Ireland’s prettiest heritage towns. See Staigue Fort, a significant fortress constructed in the early medieval period. As you approach Killarney, you will encounter Ladies View, with its breathtaking panorama of Killarney's three lakes and its internationally acclaimed national park. We also provide private airport transfers.

Experience the rugged soul of Ireland on a journey that spans the dramatic Atlantic coast and the thatched-roof charm of the Golden Vale. Starting in the Kingdom of Kerry, we traverse the Shannon Estuary to explore the world-famous Cliffs of Moher and the lunar beauty of the Burren. Tailor your journey with two flexible finishing options: Option 1: Drop off in Galway City for those continuing to travel North. Option 2: The Heritage Return - Return to Killarney taking in Bunratty Castle and Adare along the way.

Step off the tourist trail and journey into the raw beauty of Ireland’s Beara Peninsula — a land of dramatic mountain passes, hidden valleys, Atlantic coastline, and postcard-perfect villages. This full-day guided tour takes you through a sweeping loop of one of Ireland’s best-kept secrets.

Explore Cork beyond the city center with this small-group cycling tour on the Cork City Greenway. Meet your guide for a scenic bike tour along a repurposed rail line and admire views of Cork Harbour. See local landmarks like the CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory and the Marina Market during this leisurely cycle. Learn about local culture and heritage along the way.

Dublin is incredibly picturesque. It’s a medieval city that has some fascinating living history along its streets – ancient buildings, historical sites, street art, memorials & a different story at every turn. At its heart Dublin is a Viking city & its streets are an electric mix of the historic and contemporary, creative and quirky. The Georgian architecture in Dublin is, in fact, some of the best-preserved in the entire world. Visit Phoenix Park, a day’s exploration in itself !.to see the President’s house, Dublin zoo, an abandoned military fort, and a herd of deer. Just outside the city are some truly beautiful seaside towns and extraordinary walking routes. Some long, some short, some easy, some not but all equally stunning. There are very few cities in the world that can boast a literary legacy like Dublin, explore The Longroom at the Trinity College Library for bibliophiles, this room is filled with thousands of rare and antique books on hundreds of shelves

Explore the rugged coast of southern Ireland during this full-day private tour from Kenmare to Mizen Head. Drive through the scenic Killarney National Park and stop at landmarks such as Torc Waterfall, a 3,000-year-old Druid stone circle, and local villages on your way to Mizen Head. Take in the sweeping views of the Atlantic coastline once you arrive and capture your memories on camera to enjoy for years to come.

Explore the Ring of Kerry on a private tour from Sneem, Parknasilla, or Kenmare that removes the need to navigate narrow country roads or plan a driving route yourself. Travel around the Iveragh Peninsula with a dedicated driver-guide, stopping at places such as Cahergall Stone Fort, Torc Waterfall, and Ballycarbery Castle, along with smaller villages and coastal viewpoints. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a seamless experience.

No visit to Dublin is complete without a “wee tipple” of whiskey (spelled with an “e”, for “excellence”) or a pint of Ireland’s world-famous “black stuff”, Guinness beer. While in port, savor the tastes of Ireland; journey to the quiet, nearby fishing village of Howth; and explore Dublin’s 1000-year-old city center before returning to your ship merrily filled with the spirit of the Emerald Isle.

Savor Dublin’s best bites with five curated stops featuring artisan sweet treats, award-winning Irish cheeses, fresh seafood, and a signature whiskey tasting. Experience authentic Irish culture through local stories, hidden gems, and insider recommendations from Grainne or her expert guiding team. Hands-on fun as you learn to pull your own pint of Guinness and enjoy interactive tastings in beloved local venues. Perfect for foodies & explorers, this 2-hour private walking tour blends flavors, history, and city secrets for a truly unforgettable Dublin adventure.

Get an introduction to Dublin during this small-group sightseeing tour led by a local guide. Set out from a central Dublin location and discover what makes the Irish capital city unique. See popular landmarks including Temple Bar, Trinity College Dublin, and Ha'penny Bridge during this guided city stroll. Learn about historic facts and local lifestyle throughout the tour and receive tips on where to eat, drink, and explore in Dublin.

Explore Dublin with a local guide during a small-group tour with a photography focus. Visit several Instagram-worthy sites including the Ha’Penny Bridge and the Jameson Distillery during this walking tour in the Irish capital. Get tips for how to improve your photography skills on either a phone or camera. Learn about the city from a local’s perspective while visiting unique places in Dublin.

Discover Dublin’s wonderfully diverse architecture as you stroll the city with a local guide. Discover Dublin’s unique character as you wander past impressive Georgian buildings, admiring their charming facades, and learn about their rich history and architectural significance. This tour can also be customized to fit the interests of your group.

Your private tour to a maximum of 6 people will start from your ship . Your driver/ guide will take care of you as you visit Blarney Castle and Gardens . After the Blarney experience of about 2 hours you will then take a lovely sightseeing tour to the town of Kinsale . In Kinsale you enjoy lunch on your own followed by time to explore the narrow streets of this charming and historical town . Cobh is a where your ship will dock and we should have some time to spare to visit the beautiful Cathedral which overlooks the Irish Sea and out onto the Atlantic Ocean . The tour is listed for 6.5 hours we use this to ensure you get back near your ship in Cobh in good time for departure. Please note if any member of the tour do not wish to do the Blarney Castle section they can enjoy Blarney Village and Blarney Wollen Mills .