Wicklow y Glendalough Dublín

Si reservas esta económica excursión, no solo no tendrás que madrugar sino que podrás conocer Wicklow, escenario de algunos éxitos de Hollywood, Glendalough, también conocido como “el valle de los dos lagos”, y las ruinas del monasterio de San Kevin.

Duration: 5 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Glendalough Monastic Settlement - Salida de Dublín Una vez te subas al autobús, tu conductor te irá contando cosas acerca de Dublín mientras salís para dirigiros hacia Wicklow. Aprovecha el camino para conocer a los otros excursionistas y disfrutar del paisaje y de las vistas desde la montaña Great Sugar Loaf. ¡Pasaremos por el pueblo que se…
What's Included
  • Driver/guide
  • Spanish speaking guide
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
Additional Information
  • Los asientos para bebés están disponibles a pedido si se lo aconseja al momento de la reserva
  • Los niños deben estar acompañados por un adulto
Location
Glendalough Monastic Settlement
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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Talitha007
Jul 22, 2023
Great experience! - Paddy was an experienced, knowledgeable, and hilarious guide. Great experience! Big thanks for the amazing drive.
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D1678nxtaral
Apr 10, 2023
Great trip - Richard OBrien was our tour guide and he was the best! Enjoyed ourselves and beautiful views. He was hilarious and educational on history of Ireland
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Ericad265
Jun 11, 2023
Good choice - This was a last-minute replacement for a tour that was canceled (not Paddywagon). I knew nothing about it, but was happily surprised. Aside from the bus being packed, the ride was short and the day was perfect for a wander around the graveyard, churches, and a lovely walk to the lake. It is just enough time to see everything, grab a coffee and have a bathroom break, and not feel rushed. A great opportunity to get out of the city.
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Xygb7dklt
May 19, 2023
A quickie tour for the time challenged - Took the Glendalough and Wicklow afternoon (half-day) tour with Alex. Booked it and boarded their green and orange bus on time in front of their O’Connell Street office near the Spire and across from the General Post Office (GPO). We stopped to pick up a few more people waiting at the Molly Malone statue near St. Andrew’s Church and Suffolk Stret. Then we drove thru Dublin, along the M-highway and a secondary road as Alex explained ‘bus rules’ on seating, promptness, and if we got sick. As we drove thru the Wicklow Mountains (really just hills) we were told about the area as a location for movies like Braveheart (this seems to be a popular commentary on other tours too). But there was no quick roadside stop for scenic photos of white sheep in green fields encircled by yellow gorse bushes. Pity. We just sped on to Glendalough. Once there the focus was walking to the two lakes in the valley with little time spent on the 6th century monastic settlement, gate, tower, church and, Celtic crosses which we had to go thru to get to the lakes. No mention we could buy a descriptive brochure at the Visitor Centre for 50 cents. The washrooms were highlighted. Clean and functional. Outside the St. Kevin Gate entrance to Glendalough are some merchants in tents selling touristy schlock. A better option is a store across the stone bridge to the little town. Naturally there is a bar and café too. Late in the afternoon rain began so everybody returned promptly to the bus for our non-stop quick ride back to Dublin. But instead of dropping us off at the O’Connell Street pick-up point, Alex dropped us off near Leeson Street because that was closer to his bus depot location and more convenient for him. Not very convenient for tourists who are not familiar with the maze of downtown Dublin streets. This tour is inexpensive at 33 Euro and does give a fast superficial overview of Glendalough but for those wanting a more in-depth experience, look elsewhere than Paddywagon Tours.
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