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. …
No, our coaches don’t have toilets on board (to avoid odours). We make regular comfort stops roughly every two hours where you’ll find clean facilities. …
Yes, you’re welcome to bring water or small snacks. We ask guests not to bring hot food, as strong smells can be unpleasant for others. …
We make regular comfort and sightseeing stops throughout the day, typically every two hours. Each tour has its own itinerary and timing, so we recommend checking the itinerary or FAQ section for your specific tour for more detailed information. …
We operate luxury coaches with air conditioning, 4G Wi-Fi, panoramic windows, and comfortable seating. All vehicles are maintained to the highest standards for safety and cleanliness. For our day tours, we typically use 19-seater, 37-seater, 55-seater, or 63-seater luxury coaches, depending on demand and season. For private tours, a wider range of vehicles is available. …
Most of our luxury coaches are fitted with USB charging points at each seat. Occasionally, if a replacement or older vehicle is used, USB ports may not be available, but this is rare. We always do our best to provide coaches with full modern facilities whenever possible. …
Our luxury coaches are bright, modern, and comfortable, with spacious reclining seats (we kindly ask that you check with the person behind you before reclining), large windows for sightseeing, and overhead storage for small bags and jackets. …
Online payments can be made securely by debit or credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express) on this website. …
If you booked through a hotel concierge or at your hostel, you can pay the remaining balance directly to your guide on the morning of the tour. We accept card, cash, and Revolut payments. Revolut is a secure digital payment app widely used in Ireland and across Europe, and it works seamlessly with Apple Pay, …
Most attractions and cafés accept cards, but we always recommend bringing a small amount of cash (€20–€30) for rural areas or smaller shops. …