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2 years ago
Great information about Balbriggan and surrounding area with map available and lots of visual photos of local places if interest. Very pleasant visit to Balbriggan Tourist Office read more
Balbriggan Tourist Office - Balbriggan Tourist Office George's Square Balbriggan Co Dublin K32X597 P: 01-9680080 E: Balbriggan@fingaltourism.ie Maps & information - Tours Near Me - Balbriggan, D
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Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
Republic of Ireland
Balbriggan
(01) 841 4884
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Great way to see all of Boyne Valley! Michael was knowleageble and planned the whole day…read morebeautifully.
This was my first trip to Ireland and I kicked it off with a tour of Boyne Valley. It was…read moreincredible to see the historic sites. Michael was a great guide. I look forward to my next visit and booking a tour with him to see more of the country. I highly recommend this company.
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We had one day in Dublin after our cruise and did the Wicklow Tour with Michael as we wanted to get…read morea chance to see the beautiful Irish country side outside of the big city. The car was very comfortable and Michael did an excellent job guiding us to make the day most enjoyable. The scenic drive was well worth our time allocation.
From the owner: Private Day Tours out of Dublin in an Audi A8 or 7 Seater Minivan. Day tours to the Boyne Valley,…read moreincluding the Newgrange World Heritage site and the Hill of Tara, the beautiful scenery of Wicklow including Glendalough and Powerscourt, the Irish National Stud and the Japanese Gardens in Kildare.
St. Kevin's stone-roofed church Glendalough, Co. Wickow
Trim Castle is the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland, it was constructed over a thirty-year period by Hugh de Lacy.
The Japanese Gardens in Co. Kildare created in 1910 are acclaimed as the finest in Europe.
Absolutely incredible. Highly recommend purchasing for your future trip out to Ireland we did a…read morehalf day to giants causeway and the tour was the perfect amount of time at each spot and super informative!
Our family loved this tour company! We had 2-75 year olds in our family and everyone enjoyed it…read more I'm not quite sure if all the history we were told was completely accurate. Our tour guide was very passionate about his Catholic roots, almost to the point of making other people who aren't Catholic uncomfortable. Other than that he was wonderful. He was friendly and funny. He kept us on schedule. The bus was clean and very nice.
In the stairwell heading up to the stone
Blarney Stone
It is a must-see if are visiting Ireland. It seems quite unreal - we just saw those things before…read morein The Netherlands! =) But they are spectacular. The small one is 500 years old and the white 300 years old. You can observe restorations here and there, but it looks very well preserved. They do not work any more but are open for visitation. You can either go see it by yourself but I took the tour and I really recommend it. It costs 4.80 for students and 6.60 for regular ticket. Kids go free. The tour takes about 1h and you learn a lot. You can even try the old machines a little bit - it was fun! The guide was very friendly and full of stories. In the visitors center they have a restaurant and craft shop. You have a half day off it is a good idea to explore the place.
I took a tour here the other day, it took about an hour and it was very informative. You learnt all…read moreabout the history of the mill which dates back to the 16th century, they only were restored very recently. I must say that I had fun trying to grind the flour with the stone. The location is very pretty and you get to walk outside a few times as you there are several mills. The views of the area are very impressive. Afters we had some lunch in the café that is part of the mill. It definitely is a good family activity to do if you are looking for ideas and want to try something new.
You can see the sea!!!
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Been planning to take a trip with these guys for a while so, as a treat, we booked three one-way…read moretickets to Howth. All the protocols were observed, hand sanitiser, masks etc. It was a very nice day so we perched on the deck for the entire trip. It took about an hour for the crossing, great scenery and a chance to see the city and environs from a different angle. We then had lunch in one of the myriad restaurants on the pier and took the Dart back to DL to pick up the car. Highly recommended for a different way to spend your afternoon.
The good: - The scenery is beautiful…read more- Very relaxing if you enjoy being out on a boat - It's easy to book through their website - You get to know a bit more about the coast of Dublin, Howth and Dún Laoghaire - There's a bar and a bathroom on the boat The bad: - It's hard to identify where the cruise is departing, they should have more signs around the pier. - The boat was late - and we were asked to be there half an hour before departure. The boat only arrived 15 minutes after that. - The crew was a bit too rude Don't do this if you get seasickness, it sounds obvious but a lot of people were very seasick and two even threw up. There will be waves, especially if it is a windy day.
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We loved our Rabbie's 4 day tour of Scotland. The stops were interesting and the bus was very…read morecomfortable to travel in. The best part was our tour guide Lizzy! She was knowledgeable and so friendly and made the whole trip so much fun
We have taken two trips with Rabbie's. The first was in Scotland several years ago, and we just…read morereturned from Ireland. Both trips exceeded our every expectation. Our driver/guide for Ireland was Andy, and his over and above customer service has made us Rabbie's customers for life. The company motto should be "We're going with or without you, so please join the fun!" Rabbie's guarantees your tour. You don't have to sweat a last second cancelation that wrecks your travel plans. Our Irish tour had a total of five people on a sixteen-person bus. We had a running discussion of Irish history, culture, and cuisine you just cannot get on a 60-person big bus tour. Take a tour with with Rabbie's and skip the crowd.
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