Very thankful for this great experience! We took an all day tour out of Dublin, with the climax…read morebeing the Cliffs of Moher. On the way, we had some bus trouble, which was unfortunate, but I will certainly not blame that on Irish Day Tours. In fact, I want to give them praise for the driver's attentiveness, making sure the passengers were safe, and the company being expedient in getting a new bus out to accommodate the rest of the tour. The Cliffs of Moher are one of the most beautiful sights I have ever laid my eyes on and we were blessed with great weather on this particular day. Sunny and not too windy (our visit was at the end of February but not sure how typical this is for that time of year). I believe we were allotted 1.5-2 hours at the Cliffs which we enjoyed every minute of. The stop in Doolin for lunch was charming and I was impressed with how quickly they were able to serve us. Unfortunately, we were not able to experience Galway on our tour due to the technical difficulties but I appreciate them being mindful of the schedule. I want to give particular praise to our driver and guide Kevin, who was absolutely fantastic in not only getting us there and back safely but is full of fascinating information on Ireland's history. As we continued to learn about Ireland over the course of the rest of our trip, I found myself wanting to ask Kevin his opinion on many topics. Thank you Kevin and IDT!

This tour was a flop! Our tour guide talked for the first 5mins of the tour, then we were on our…read moreown. He sang a song or 2 along the way but he couldn't answer any of the questions asked and barely spoke. He dropped us at stops going in blindly. He was an older gentleman, so I understand the low energy but perhaps time to hang up his hat. As first timers to Ireland, I chose the Dark Hedges/Giants Causeway/Belfast tour because I was infatuated by photos of the Dark Hedges I saw online. I had no idea it looked NOTHING like it. It was really a waste of a stop. Giants Causeway was nice.. great photo op. It's a long walk downhill, then back up. Luckily, there was a bus that operates both ways for £1 (tap cards accepted ). We heard there was opihi in Belfast and found some along the way (we're from Hawaii). Super windy that day so we were getting flown all over the rocks. Only stop on the tour that was worth it. Next stop, Belfast City Centre. The tour guy dropped us off near City Hall with absolutely no direction. He told us about a mall nearby, but that's it. Anything worth seeing was already closed. I really wished he would've gave us more recommendations about what to do, where to eat, or anything worth seeing in the short amount of time we had there. After walking around City Hall, we walked to the mall to use the bathroom, stopped at a souvenir shop, then headed back. Total waste of time, again. 100% DO NOT RECOMMEND! Sadiy, I purchased the tickets for this tour after the price had gone up about €10 from their 2025 prices. Tour was also supposed to end at 8pm but we got back by 7pm because he kept rushing us. Leaving early from stops. Felt rushed the whole time. I feel it was a total waste of money that could've been used elsewhere.

Some confusion at the beginning as our voucher said both 8:45 and 9:15 start time. But once we got…read moreit sorted out the driver, Patrick, arrived at the pickup location right on time. The day wad rainy and windy but Patrick made it a great adventure. The stops are beautiful and everything was as we imagined Ireland would be.

A wonderful way to spend a day in the famed Irish countryside for a bargain price! Not only do you…read moreget a tour of Enniskerry, a driveby of Powerscourt, Glendalough and other sights, you also get a tour of the parts of Dublin that you pass on the way out. Our tour guide, Anthony, was not only a font of knowledge but was so kind about taking endless pictures for the folks on the tour. We learned so much about Irish history and really got a taste of village life during our lunch stop at Lynhan's Hotel where we had great Guinness stew!

Our guides were all wonderful--very knowledgeable and friendly. It was great to pay for everything…read moreupfront and not having to worry about securing tickets to the attractions. We also appreciated not having to drive ourselves everywhere; it made the trip so much easier! The downside to not driving ourselves was being on someone else's schedule. We really could've used another hour in Kilkenny; if we could change anything, we would skip the walking tour to have more time in Kilkenny Castle and exploring more of the city. Also, the WiFi on the buses barely, if ever, worked. That's not a huge deal, except we were really trying to rely on WiFi and not paying extra for our cellular network while we were abroad.

Niamh and Billy are the best duo. The day didn't feel like a 13-hour day because of how Niamh…read morebreaks up sharing stories, pointing out sites and tying them to songs. Loved learning about history and culture from Niamh. Learned so much and now have a better appreciation for the Irish history. Billy's driving is so smooth- as a person who gets motion sickness, I appreciated his driving skills. Both are very nice. Loved Niamh clarity for expectations. The Cliff of Mohrs is beautiful and wish we had more time at Galway. Definitely a nice way to see the countryside and another town in Ireland.

This was a great tour as it had live commentary. You do have to make sure you're getting on one…read morewith live commentary as some are multilingual recorded. One of my drivers was particularly personable. There were lots of dad jokes, but it was fun!

I highly recommend using bus tours as you get to see all the major attractions of Dublin and can…read moreuse as your transportation while staying in Dublin to avoid using Ubers if you have the time to wait for the bus stops. The attractions such as Guinness storehouse, Jameson Distillery, Dublin Castle, and Trinity College!

Dublin Castle was originally built in the early 1200s as a medieval fortress under the instruction…read moreof King John of England. For centuries, it was the headquarters of English (and eventually British) rule in Ireland. In 1684, a large fire destroyed a large portion of the castle. Instead of matching the original Gothic style, most of it was rebuilt using a Georgian style, similar to what you'd find in the French Palace of Versailles! It's quite the contrast. When you visit Dublin Castle, you can choose to explore it in two ways: with a self-guided tour to the state apartments or with a scheduled guided tour that visits the Viking Excavation, the Chapel Royal, and the State Apartments. When you first enter the courtyard, you'll immediately see the newer Georgian architecture in the neat red brick buildings surrounding the square. From the 13th century to the early 20th century, the castle was under British control. It served from being a royal palace and parliament to a prison. Dublin Castle was eventually handed over to General Michael Collins on the 16th of January in 1922. Collins was a soldier and a politician who lead the Irish people through their fight for Independence Dublin Castle plays a huge role in Ireland's history and a walk around the grounds is time well spent. Today the castle is a government complex and tourist attraction. Stroll through the famous Chester Beatty Library if time permits

Nice stop for a fancy castle that doesn't take too long…read more Convenient free lockers upon entry. No lines & self guided. They did have audio tour I believe but we only had an hour to spare. Some cool history here w/ the monarchy here & some old pictures from centuries ago to compare. They could have a few more plaques with info in some of the empty rooms.

We had just gotten off the plane and needed something that would immediately grab our kids'…read moreattention, and the Viking Splash Tour was it! This was entertaining from start to finish. From the Viking hats they give you to the awesome guides who sing, joke, and interact with everyone, the whole experience is so much fun. Our guide was also incredibly knowledgeable, and we learned a ton about Dublin and Irish history without it ever feeling like a history lesson. And then we actually went into the water, which definitely captured our kids' attention! They were engaged the entire time, which after getting off a plane is really saying something. We loved every minute of it. At the end, our guide even took pictures with us, which was such a nice touch. Such an awesome and memorable way to start our time in Dublin. Highly recommend the Viking Splash Tour, especially with kids!

My husband and I had an absolute blast on the Viking Splash Tours! We got to see so many historical…read moresites around Dublin while having fun scaring the crowds with our Viking "war cries" and Viking hats. Our guide, Keith, was hilarious, energetic, and incredibly knowledgeable. He shared so much interesting history and information while keeping the entire tour entertaining from start to finish. The mix of sightseeing, humor, and the unique amphibious experience made this one of the highlights of our trip. If you're visiting Dublin and want a fun and memorable way to explore the city, I definitely recommend doing this tour!

This 'do it all for you' tour was a great way to see western Ireland. The cliffs of Moher were…read morebreathtaking. We were able to to take a boat tour (extra fee at about €20 per person). But to experience them from sea and land was well worth it. The stops were well planned and karaoke at the Naughty Leprechaun for the overnight stay was a party for the ages. Our bus driver and tour guide Cash was safe, reliable, and fun. Great tour and highly recommended.

This was the best tour I've ever taken. The bus was clean and comfortable. The accommodations were…read moredecent but not fancy, but we spent very little time in our rooms. We wanted to see as much of Ireland as possible in a week, and the six-day tour took us to all the things we wanted to see. Our tour guide, Alex, was well versed in the history and culture of each place, recommended excellent restaurants and pubs, and was utterly charming to boot. He took all the stress out of our travels.

Absolutely incredible. Highly recommend purchasing for your future trip out to Ireland we did a…read morehalf day to giants causeway and the tour was the perfect amount of time at each spot and super informative!

Our family loved this tour company! We had 2-75 year olds in our family and everyone enjoyed it…read more I'm not quite sure if all the history we were told was completely accurate. Our tour guide was very passionate about his Catholic roots, almost to the point of making other people who aren't Catholic uncomfortable. Other than that he was wonderful. He was friendly and funny. He kept us on schedule. The bus was clean and very nice.

great experience and great whisky. Neill was our tour guide and he was very interactive and…read moreentertainin. I would suggest doing it at least once to learn the history and see how Jameson became. They have great service and team members ready to help we didn't eat there yet I noticed a number of folks staying for additional beverages.

Land in Dublin after twenty-four hours of flying across both the pacific and Atlantic Ocean's, and…read morethe first place we visited - Jameson! Those massive green Jamison bottle chandeliers really welcome you through the door. Right call. The space hits different--bar anchoring the room, old distillery bones visible, the kind of atmosphere that makes you understand why you came. The standard tour delivers. Outstanding tastings that actually matter. The Black Barrel is the real deal--rich, approachable, worth bringing home. My wife found the Select, which you can only get here, and that matters. Our guide was sharp and funny, moved us through with purpose and personality. We added the special cask tasting. The barrel room is worth seeing, but the experience felt rushed. Different guide, less energy, in and out in ten minutes. Didn't justify the price. That's worth noting. We stayed at the bar anyway. Shared a charcuterie board that was genuinely well done. Picked up a few bottles. Left satisfied. Not flawless, but the core experience lands. The gift shop is stocked if you're looking to bring something back. Worth the visit. #Jamison #Dublin #WhiskeyTasting

The City Sightseeing Dublin tour package was such a fantastic way to explore the city and…read moreexperience so many of the main attractions at our own pace. Being able to hop on and off the bus made it easy and convenient to see different parts of Dublin while also learning about the city along the way. The tour took us to many interesting places including the Irish Whiskey Museum, distilleries, the Guinness Storehouse, the train station, the zoo, and the beautiful park areas throughout the city. We also added the Howth seaside cliff tour, which ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. The coastal views and scenery were absolutely breathtaking. Overall, the entire experience was fun, informative, adventurous, and full of opportunities to explore. We got to see so much in a short amount of time without feeling rushed. Dublin is such a gorgeous city with so much history and charm, and this tour package made it easy to experience all of it. I would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Dublin for the first time.

Just a boring ride. Convenient for getting around but the narration didn't always match up to the…read more sights. Half the time we had to spend looking at the map to orient ourselves, which shouldn't be the point of a tour. A personal announcer would have worked better and I would have paid for that personal touch. Bus was dirty as well. Not impressed. This is my third bus of this type and this one was my least favorite