Things to do in Ireland
Hop on Hop Off Dublin9 optionsDay Trips from Dublin5 optionsGuinness Tours Dublin10 optionsBus Tour Dublin10 optionsDublin Airport Taxi13 optionsBoat Tour Dublin14 optionsCastle Tour Dublin21 optionsCity Sightseeing Dublin8 optionsDublin Food Tour46 optionsPub Crawl Dublin Ireland13 optionsDublin Walking Tour80 optionsBoat Tour Dingle9 options
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Dublin: Celtic Day Trip Trim Castle & Hill of TaraYou leave Dublin early Saturday morning and visit four Celtic and medieval sites — Trim Castle, Hill of Tara, Monasterboice and a coastal photo stop — with light walks at each, a Spanish-speaking guide, and return by early evening. No separate transport or ticket logistics to arrange; pickup and return are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ireland's main Celtic and medieval sites in one Saturday without arranging your own transport, entry tickets or timing — the fixed schedule and included guide handle all of that, and the Spanish-language option works if you're traveling from a Spanish-speaking country.
Shannon Airport to Cork: Private Chauffeur ServiceYou get picked up at Shannon's arrivals with a namecard, driven directly to your Cork destination in a comfortable air-conditioned car, and your luggage is handled for you. WiFi and water are on board. The price is fixed before you land, so there's no negotiation when you're tired.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Shannon and want to reach Cork without arranging a taxi, waiting in a queue, or negotiating a fare when you're tired — the driver's already waiting with your name, and the price is locked before you arrive.
Shannon Airport to Killarney: Private Chauffeur TransferYou get picked up at Shannon Airport by a named driver holding a card with your name, travel in an air-conditioned car with WiFi and water included, and arrive at your Killarney accommodation without arranging transport or negotiating a fare. The driver helps with luggage and the price is set before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Shannon and want to reach Killarney without arranging a taxi, negotiating a fare, or waiting in a queue — the fixed price and named driver mean the transfer stops being a logistical problem and becomes just a comfortable ride.
Shannon Airport to Galway Transfer: Direct Route & Flight TrackingYou get picked up from Shannon Airport or your Galway hotel without tracking your flight yourself — the driver does that. The transfer includes WiFi, water, and USB charging, with room for up to eight passengers and their luggage. The vehicle is professionally maintained and the pickup adjusts automatically if your flight is delayed, so you're not standing outside wondering if you've been forgotten.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Shannon with luggage and want to reach Galway without arranging a taxi or rental car — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you step out of arrivals and into a waiting vehicle, not into a negotiation or a wait.
Dingle RIB speedboat tour: Blasket islands wildlife safariA 2.5-hour RIB speedboat tour departing from Dingle takes you around the Blasket islands to explore hidden coves, sea caves and coastal scenery while watching for seals, dolphins, whales and puffins. Your skipper is a marine biologist who explains what you're seeing. Waterproof jackets, spray pants and lifejackets are provided; wildlife sightings vary by season and are not guaranteed.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want an active, fast-paced encounter with wildlife in their natural habitat rather than a calm, stationary viewing experience. The speed and spray are part of the experience, so it suits travelers who are comfortable with movement and want to get close to the coast and the animals living there.
Malahide Castle & Howth tour: Coastal villages and castle groundsA private guided tour from the city to the coastal villages of Howth and Malahide, with a local guide, a walk around Howth's cliff-top paths, entry to Malahide Castle and its walled gardens with butterfly conservatory, and lunch at the Avoca café on the estate. The tour runs five hours and includes hotel pickup, bottled water and air-conditioned transport. Malahide Castle entry is an optional add-on at checkout.Is it for me?Five hours is long enough to walk Howth's cliffs at your own pace, tour Malahide Castle's grounds and gardens, eat lunch on the estate, and see the fishing pier without rushing any of it—but short enough to leave the rest of your day free. Choose this if you want to move beyond the city center without committing a full day, or if you prefer a private guide who can adjust the stops to what interests you.
Shannon Airport to Dublin: Private Chauffeur ServiceYou're met at arrivals by name, driven directly to your Dublin destination in an air-conditioned car with WiFi and water, and your bags are handled for you. The price is fixed before you land, so the transfer stops being a negotiation and starts being a solved problem. Pickup happens at Shannon Airport; drop-off is door-to-door to your Dublin accommodation.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Shannon and want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of getting to Dublin — the driver meets you by name, the car is waiting, and the price is already agreed, which is what turns a two-hour transfer into a solved problem instead of a negotiation.
Howth Castle Estate & Coastal Village 3-hour Guided WalkA three-hour guided walk through the historic coastal village of Howth near Dublin, led by a live English-speaking guide through Howth Harbour, Howth Castle Estate, Aideen's Grave and the Martello Tower. The route covers the village's medieval streets, the St Lawrence family's 800-year home, an ancient tomb linked to Irish mythology, and a Napoleonic-era tower with views across Dublin Bay to Ireland's Eye. Public transport runs nearby; the walk requires moderate fitness and is not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy or cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?Book this if you're comfortable walking three hours over uneven cobbles and grassy terrain; choose the standard route for full castle grounds access or ask about the shorter village-only option if you prefer less demanding paths.
Cork City & Harbour: Bike Tour Greenway, Blackrock, Cobh FerryYou’ll ride from Cork City along tree-lined paths beside Cork Harbour, stopping for coffee at Passage West or exploring Blackrock Castle Observatory with your local guide. Choose to take the ferry to Cobh or wander food stalls at Marina Market before heading back—expect salty air, friendly faces, and small surprises you’ll remember long after.
Howth Coastal Hike Private Tour: Cliffside Views & Local TrailsA private guided hike through Howth's coastal trails, village paths and clifftop routes with a local guide who grew up here. The tour runs three hours and covers the Harbour, the old Abbey, Howth Head with panoramic views across Dublin Bay, the heathlands to Howth Summit, the Martello Tower where WB Yeats lived, and the famous cliff walk. Groups run from one to fifteen travelers; you pick the size at checkout.Is it for me?Book a group of one to five if you want the guide's full attention and the flexibility to move at your own pace; a group of six to ten balances the social experience with a smaller feel; a group of eleven to fifteen works if you're traveling with friends or family and want to share the cost. All sizes follow the same three-hour route and guide.
Killarney National Park Tour: Ladies View & Ross CastleA private guided tour of Killarney National Park with an accredited chauffeur-guide who drives you through 10,000 hectares of mountain scenery and stops at Ladies View, Torc Waterfall, Muckross Gardens, Muckross Abbey and Ross Castle. The guide speaks English or French, picks you up from your hotel, and the air-conditioned vehicle is included. Lunch is not part of the tour.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Killarney without a rental car — the guide picks you up from your hotel and handles the driving, the route and the timing, so you see the park's main sights without navigating or arranging transport yourself.
Cork Airport to City Centre: Private Transfer up to 8You're met at arrivals by a driver holding your name, avoiding the taxi queue entirely. The transfer covers up to eight passengers in a Premium car or minivan, with all tolls and parking included. Flight delays are tracked automatically, and the driver waits 60 minutes after landing. You arrive at your Cork accommodation without arranging transport or haggling over fares.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at your Cork accommodation without arranging transport or negotiating fares — the driver meets you at arrivals and handles everything, including flight delays.
Dublin Craft Beer Tour: Five Pubs, Five Beers & LunchA guided craft beer tour of Dublin visiting five pubs with one beer at each stop, lunch included, and a maximum of ten guests. The tour moves between old-school and modern craft bars on walkable routes, with a local guide sharing brewing history and bar recommendations you won't find online. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste what Dubliners actually drink instead of paying for generic tourist pints — the small group and the guide's local knowledge are what make the difference between a bar crawl and an afternoon that sticks with you.
Cork to Dublin Transfer: Private Mercedes & Fixed PriceYou get picked up from your Cork location and driven to Dublin (or vice versa) in a private Mercedes with an experienced driver who knows the route. Bottled water is included, the price is fixed upfront, and you arrive without having navigated unfamiliar roads yourself. The journey takes around two and a half hours, and you can spend it however you want — resting, working, or watching the landscape change.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling between Cork and Dublin with luggage or after a flight, and you'd rather not rent a car or navigate unfamiliar roads yourself — the fixed price and door-to-door pickup mean the transfer is arranged before you arrive.
Galway Food & Drink Tasting Tour: Gin, Cheese, BeerA guided tasting tour through Galway starting at Eyre Square, visiting three venues where you taste gin and food, Irish cheeses with wine, and craft beers or whiskey in a historic pub. The guide introduces Galway's history using the square's monuments, then leads you past medieval tower houses, a 14th-century church, and the city market on the way to each stop. Maximum 12 people, around 2 hours.Is it for me?You walk the whole route and taste at each stop, so this suits anyone who wants to move through the city and try things rather than sit in one place. The small group size and steady pace work well if you prefer a guide who can answer questions and adapt to the group, rather than a large tour rushing through.
Cork to Dublin Airport: Private Chauffeur ServiceYou get a professional driver for your Cork-to-Dublin route, with a fixed price, air-conditioned car, and WiFi on board. No rental paperwork, no left-side driving stress, no guessing about timing. The driver meets you at your location, handles the route, and drops you at the airport or wherever you're headed. Book ahead with your flight details or departure time.Is it for me?Book this if you're uncomfortable driving on the left side of the road or simply don't want the hassle of a rental car — the fixed price and professional driver remove both the logistics and the stress from your Cork-to-Dublin journey.
Shannon to Cork: Private Transfer & Meet-and-GreetYou step off the plane into a personalized welcome with your name on a sign, then settle into a luxury car with WiFi, water, and a professional driver who knows Cork. The 90-minute journey to the city includes flight tracking so your driver adjusts for delays, and the fixed price means no surprises at the end. Ideal if you want the transfer sorted before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you want the transfer arranged before you arrive and don't want to think about taxis, queues, or negotiating a fare at the curb — the fixed price and meet-and-greet take that friction out of the first hours of your trip.
Dublin: Jameson Whiskey, Guinness & Howth Cliff WalkYou get a guided Dublin bus tour, whiskey tasting at Jameson Distillery, entry to the Guinness Storehouse with a tasting, and a trip to Howth where you choose between lunch or a cliff walk. Port pickup and return are included, and free time in the city lets you wander on your own before heading back to the ship.Is it for me?Book this if you're docking in Dublin and want the main attractions—whiskey, stout, coastal views, and the city itself—without arranging transport, entry fees, or timing it yourself. The fixed schedule and port return are what make a full day possible in the hours between ship arrivals.
Dublin: Private Ghost Walking Tour & Historic SitesYou walk Dublin's oldest streets with a local guide who knows the documented history behind the legends — executions at the castle, witchcraft burnings, body snatching at Trinity College, and the spirits people claim still appear after dark. The tour includes St. Audoen's Church, Dublin Castle, and Trinity College Dublin, moving between medieval sites as the evening settles in. You don't arrange transportation between stops or research the stories yourself; the guide handles both, and you leave knowing why locals still hesitate to visit certain places after sunset.Is it for me?Book this if you want Dublin's dark history explained by someone who knows the documented events behind the legends, without having to research the stories or navigate between sites yourself — the private format means the guide adjusts the pace and depth to what interests you.
Inisheer private tour with local guide, horse carriage and lunchA private cultural tour of Inisheer, the smallest Aran Island, guided by a local resident who shares her own story of growing up there, leaving and returning to witness how modern life has shaped the island while its traditions endure. The tour includes a horse-drawn carriage ride across the island, visits to O'Brien's Castle and the Lighthouse, and a midday meal of homemade soup, brown bread, sandwiches and Irish scones. The guide meets you at the ferry pier; the whole experience runs about three and a half hours.Is it for me?The guide sets the pace and stays with you for the full three and a half hours, so you're not managing a schedule or a group—you're following her through the island at the speed of conversation and looking. This works best if you want to understand a place through someone who actually lives there, rather than moving through a list of sights.
