
Tickets for Cliffs of Moher, Wild Atlantic Way & Galway: Excursion from Dublin
- Dublin, Ireland
- 13 hours
Explore the Wild West of Ireland on this day trip.

Escape the city for a full-day adventure through Ireland's 'Garden County'. Explore the 6th-century monastic ruins of Glendalough, drive through the rugged Wicklow Mountains, and discover the medieval charm of Kilkenny. A highlight of the tour is a traditional sheepdog herding demonstration, showcasing the incredible skill of Irish border collies in their natural habitat.
Roundtrip transport from Dublin in a comfortable coach.
Professional live guide (English speaking).
Sheepdog herding demonstration.
Visit to Glendalough and Kilkenny City.
Food and drinks.
Entrance fees to Kilkenny Castle interior (optional).
Hotel pickup and drop-off.
Meeting Point: Outside Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane (08:00)
Glendalough Monastic Site: 2 hours of exploration
Wicklow Mountains: Scenic drive with 10-minute photo stop
Working Farm: Sheepdog herding demonstration
Kilkenny City: 2 hours to explore the castle gardens and medieval streets
Return to Dublin: Drop-off at 12 Aston Quay (approx. 17:30 - 18:00)
The tour is not suitable for children under 6 years old. Children over 6 are welcome, but please note the long 9-hour duration of the trip.
We recommend layering your clothing and wearing sturdy, waterproof walking shoes, especially for exploring the unpaved trails in Glendalough and the farm.
No, meals and drinks are not included. You will have free time in Kilkenny to purchase lunch at one of the local artisan cafés or pubs.
Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for people with limited mobility due to the nature of the terrain in Glendalough and the extensive walking required in Kilkenny.
Yes, the tour operates rain or shine. In the event of extreme weather, the order of the stops may be adjusted by the guide for safety and comfort.
No, a printed ticket is not required. You can simply show your smartphone voucher to the guide upon arrival at the meeting point.
Yes, there are bathroom facilities at the stops in Glendalough, the working farm, and Kilkenny. However, there are no toilets on the coach itself, so it is recommended to use the facilities before departing.
Small day bags or backpacks are perfectly fine, but large suitcases or heavy luggage cannot be accommodated on the coach due to limited storage space.
Discover the best places to stay nearby this activity in Dublin for a complete experience.
Discover similar experiences to do in Dublin.
Discover the best things to do in Dublin.
Enjoy the protection of your payment information, providing you with peace of mind when booking your favorite experiences in Dublin.
Access special deals and discounts to make the most of your stay in Dublin. Enjoy unforgettable experiences without breaking the bank.
Benefit from flexible cancellation options for all your bookings in Dublin. Book with confidence and adjust your plans if necessary, hassle-free.








