• Guinness Lake - Imagine a lake that resembles a pint of Guinness! Welcome to Lough Tay, a stunning Irish lake nestled in Ireland’s Wicklow Mountains National Park (Co. Wicklow). This lake is not only breathtaking but also strikingly resembles a pint of stout! With its surprising white sandy beach, Lough Tay mirrors the features of a stout glass, from the white foam to its dark hue. It’s a delightful spot, perfect for a short hike or road trip to admire its beauty!
• Powerscourt Waterfall - Situated in the picturesque Powerscourt Estate near the Wicklow Mountains’ foothills, Powerscourt Waterfall is Ireland’s tallest waterfall at 121 meters. Located just 5km from the main estate near Enniskerry, it is a favored tourist destination.
  Powerscourt Waterfall is a stunning natural wonder nestled in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, close to Enniskerry. Just 5km from Powerscourt House and Gardens, this 121-meter waterfall has been drawing visitors for over two centuries.

As visitors drive from the gate lodge towards the waterfall, they are surrounded by beech, oak, larch, and pine trees, some planted over 200 years ago. There are also giant redwood or sequoia trees, native to California, planted at Powerscourt after 1860.

• Glendalough Monastic Settlement - Glendalough hosts one of Ireland’s most significant monastic sites. Founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century, this early Christian monastic settlement evolved into the “Monastic City.” Most of the existing structures date from the 10th to 12th centuries. Despite numerous Viking attacks, Glendalough flourished as a major ecclesiastical center and learning institution until the Normans destroyed the monastery in 1214 A.D., leading to the unification of the dioceses of Glendalough and Dublin. Near the monastic city is an interactive center featuring an audiovisual presentation and a model of the monastic site. Visitors are greeted by friendly and knowledgeable staff ready to answer any questions. Glendalough is a top attraction on Ireland’s Ancient East.
• Wicklow - The Garden of Ireland
  Explore County Wicklow, a region of endless natural beauty and rich history. Discover one of Ireland’s most important monastic sites in Glendalough and learn about St. Kevin, who lived and worked there. Follow his path along the trails and enjoy panoramic views of Glendalough’s Lakes.

Powerscourt Waterfall is one of Ireland’s most unique locations. Regardless of the season, witness the water cascading down the rocky outcrop of Ireland’s tallest waterfall. It’s a must-visit when in County Wicklow.

This tour is entirely flexible, easily adaptable to meet your needs.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All fees and/or taxes
• English Speaking Guide
• View the various sights of your choice or leave it in my hands

• Lunch

Wicklow, affectionately known as the “Garden of Ireland,” is a county celebrated for its breathtaking natural scenery, rich historical background, and distinctive charm. Here’s what makes Wicklow truly exceptional:

Glendalough is a monastic site established by St. Kevin in the 6th century. This area features ancient stone structures, including round towers and churches, offering a window into Ireland’s early Christian history.

Vibrant Gardens and Estates: The county is renowned for its exquisite gardens and historic estates, such as Powerscourt Estate, with its opulent gardens, waterfalls, and house, and Mount Usher Gardens. These locations display magnificent botanical collections and are cherished for their tranquility.

The Wicklow Mountains National Park offers a sanctuary for various species, promoting biodiversity and safeguarding the unique ecosystems of the region.

Charming Villages like Enniskerry boast delightful cafes, cozy pubs, and embody Ireland’s warm, hospitable spirit.

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