You’ll have around 2 hours and 15 minutes of free time at the Giant’s Causeway. You can take the shuttle bus down to the stones (small extra charge, paid locally) or walk along one of the scenic hiking trails for incredible coastal views. There’s also a traditional pub nearby where many guests choose to have …
The island of Ireland is an open, free-travel zone. There are no immigration or passport controls on the border with the North of Ireland, in keeping with the law as enforced through the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. For further information on UK border control, click here. …
Visit the Cliffs of Moher with entry to the Visitor Centre included, enjoy a guided walking tour in Ennis, and explore Limerick City with free time and an optional walking tour of the Medieval Quarter. …
The tour departs at 7 AM from outside Starbucks, 1–3 Crampton Quay, Dublin D02 EW97, Dublin 2. Please remember to get to the meeting point at least 10 minutes early. …
Drop-off is on or nearby D’Olier Street, in Dublin City Centre, close to Temple Bar, taxis, and public transport. Return around 8:00 PM, depending on traffic. …
Yes, you can join the guided walking tour or explore independently. …
Yes, absolutely. There’s plenty of storage space in the luggage compartment under the coach. You can bring small suitcases or backpacks. Please note that luggage cannot be stored inside the passenger area of the bus for safety reasons. …
Ireland’s weather can change quickly, so we recommend layers. A warm jumper, waterproof jacket, and comfortable trousers are ideal. Even in summer, it can be windy along the coast. …
Comfortable walking shoes or runners are best. You’ll be getting on and off the bus several times and walking on uneven paths at places like the Cliffs of Moher or Glendalough. …
Yes, a light waterproof jacket is highly recommended. Umbrellas can be difficult to use at windy sites, so a hooded raincoat works better. …