Dublin Private Tours

Jumpstart your Dublin adventure with this concise, introductory tour, perfect for first-time visitors or those on a tight schedule. Guided by a local, this private tour takes you to some of the city's most renowned attractions, including the lively Temple Bar district. As you explore, your guide will share historical anecdotes with insights that not every traveler gets to discover.

The tour isn't just about sightseeing but about enhancing your overall experience in Dublin. Your guide will provide tailored recommendations based on your interests, ensuring you make the most of your time in the city. The tour concludes in a central location, providing an ideal starting point to continue your exploration of Dublin.

Although you can completely customize your tour to visit the sights that interest you most, some typical stops include Dublin Castle, Trinity College and the Christ Church Cathedral — a nearly 1,000-year-old structure originally built by the Vikings and the city’s oldest building.

Take a six-hour private tour to explore the historical richness and heritage of Ireland. Start your journey with the Neolithic tombs of Newgrange, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to 3,200 BC. Continue to The Hill of Tara, an early political and religious center in Boyne Valley, revered as a dwelling place for the gods. 

Your friendly and experienced guide will enrich the tour with intriguing stories about Celtic High Kings. Depending on time and your preference, a stop at the beautiful fishing village of Howth may be included, a location steeped in history dating back to the Norse Viking invasions of 819 AD.

The Monasterboice monastic site, Mellifont Abbey and Four Knocks, a 5000-year-old Passage Chamber Tomb, all add unique facets to Ireland's intricate historical tapestry. If you choose to extend your tour, consider visiting Slane Castle, an 18th-century castle in the Boyne Valley of County Meath. 

Discover the history of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin on a private tour guided by a knowledgeable local. This journey offers insights not typically found in textbooks, taking you to key locations around the city where significant events unfolded. Explore Kilmainham Gaol and other sites to gain a deeper understanding of this pivotal period in Dublin's history. 

Your private guide will help you explore the General Post Office (GPO), highlighting its integral role as a headquarters during the uprising. Enjoy the benefits of a private tour, which offers the opportunity to focus on the aspects of the 1916 Easter Rising that interest you most and ask any questions you might have.

After the post office, your next stop will be the Garden of Remembrance, a tranquil site dedicated to "all those who gave their lives in the cause of Irish Freedom.”. You can also visit several other significant landmarks, including the James Connolly Memorial Statue, Edward Delaney's Famine Memorial, Moore Street, Liberty Hall and Arbour Hill Cemetery.

Embark on a private night tour in Dublin with a local guide through the city's vibrant nightlife and traditional Irish pubs. Begin your night with live music tasting local delicacies and indulging in offbeat fun. Engage with Irish culture and cuisine through four included tastings, and traverse between locations on foot to uncover new neighborhoods such as Smithfield. 

This private tour seamlessly combines sightseeing with nightlife, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the local Dublin scene. You’ll start your journey by meeting your local host and setting off on an unforgettable exploration of the city's rich musical traditions, renowned landmarks and lively pub culture. 

At Wood Quay Amphitheater, you'll unearth an ancient Viking site repurposed as a modern amphitheater for opera and music events, all while absorbing captivating local tales from your guide. Next, have a cheeky pint at Darkey Kelly's Bar, nestled in the oldest part of Dublin, before visiting other areas, like Smithfield Square and Saint Audoen's Gate.

Immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of Ireland with a private, half-day whiskey and beer trail tour in Dublin. Enjoy private transportation as you embark on an afternoon of discovery visiting two working distilleries and the renowned Guinness Storehouse. Learn about the intricate processes behind Irish whiskey production. 

Your journey begins in the heart of Dublin City, moving in executive transport from one whiskey stop to the next under the guidance of a whiskey and beer expert. Enjoy a private city tour enriched with informative commentary from your host throughout the journey. 

First, you’ll visit the Teeling Whiskey Distillery, where a private sampling in the bar of Teeling Whiskeys awaits. Continue your tour with a tour of the Guinness Storehouse, ending with the truest of Dublin staples — a pint of Guinness. Finally, you’ll stop by Pearse Lyons Distillery for a private tasting of three whiskeys and a gin for a more complete understanding of Irish distillery traditions.

Embark on a journey into the culinary heart of Dublin with a private food tour that artfully combines sightseeing with sampling scrumptious local delicacies. Navigate through hidden gems and iconic landmarks, like the George’s Street Arcade, that you may have overlooked on your own. 

Delve into a diverse palette of food, exploring international and local specialties. As you wander through the city's bustling food scene, savor a unique blend of ten handpicked tastings that encapsulate Dublin's gastronomic identity along with your local foodie guide who will introduce you to Dublin’s eclectic food and drink scene. 

As you sample the city's culinary delights, learn about the city's rich history, culture and local anecdotes. The tour offers a perfect balance of local lore and gastronomic exploration for a unique perspective of the city. Venture off the beaten path and visit places often bypassed by travelers, all while broadening your culinary horizons and understanding of Dublin.

Begin your private tour with pickup directly from your accommodation in Dublin, and embark on the scenic east coast route towards Wicklow Gaol. Immerse yourself in the gripping tales of its prisoners during an interactive tour led by passionate actor guides. Take a moment to delve into your Irish roots at the Wicklow Genealogy Room within the gaol. 

Before continuing, consider enjoying a delicious lunch or purchasing renowned Throws & Blankets from Avoca Handweavers, a historic Irish manufacturer dating back to 1723.

Next, venture to the captivating monastic city of Glendalough nestled within the stunning glacial valley. Founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century, this mystical site has fascinated visitors throughout history. 

If time permits, visit the magnificent Powerscourt Estate. Known as the "Garden of Ireland," Powerscourt Gardens encompasses 47 acres of breathtaking formal gardens, terraces, statues, lakes and hidden paths. Established in 1731, it has earned its place among the top ten gardens in the world according to National Geographic.

Maximize your time in Dublin with a private full-day tour to journey through the city with a private guide who will take you to prominent landmarks such as Kilmainham Gaol and Christ Church Cathedral. A scenic coastal drive is also on the itinerary, bringing you to the picturesque fishing village of Howth. 

Learn about Irish history, soak in Dublin’s renowned pub culture and enjoy the flexibility of customizing your tour throughout the day. You'll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, which will have free bottled water, snacks and alcoholic beverages included. Try your hand at the traditional Irish sport of Hurling with hurling sticks available on board. 

As part of the tour, you’ll make stops at historical locations including Saint Audoen's Gate and Arbour Hill Cemetery. Explore the expansive Phoenix Park, take a closer look at the Famine Sculptures and stop for a meal at the historic John Kavanagh The Gravediggers. The tour concludes with a visit to Temple Bar, the heart of Dublin's live music scene.

Indulge in ultimate luxury as you embark on a private car tour to the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher. Relax as you take in the splendid views of the renowned Irish countryside through the window of your vehicle. Journey along the scenic Wild Atlantic Way, keeping an eye out for enchanting puffins and playful dolphins along the seaside. 

Your local guide will share captivating stories of local legends and provide fascinating insights into historical buildings, including the ancient monasteries' ruins and the intriguing castles scattered throughout the picturesque landscape. You can delight in the warm hospitality of the locals by choosing to dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant or experience the authentic atmosphere of a traditional pub.

With the freedom of a private tour, you can personalize the itinerary to stop for delectable local cuisine, wildlife observation, a leisurely walk amidst the countryside or even an exploration of Galway City. 

Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of The Giant's Causeway on a private tour through Northern Ireland. These remarkable natural wonders are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and consist of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns formed in striking hexagonal shapes as a result of volcanic activity 

As you explore the capital city of Northern Ireland, Belfast, you'll discover a vibrant cultural hub that still acknowledges its industrial heritage, including the iconic construction of the Titanic. Venture through the Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods to see the city's contemporary dynamics and the peaceful coexistence of diverse identities.

Don't miss the opportunity to delve into the allure of Belfast's "Titanic Quarter" and trace the city's ties to this legendary vessel. This unforgettable journey of Northern Ireland is filled with natural wonders and cultural discoveries with room to accommodate up to 16 participants at a time.