Things to do in Phoenix Park

Wonderful trip! Cliff of Moher is spectacular. The Burren seaside is amazing. And Galway is so prosperous and charming. Most important aspect is a safe journey.

Great experience - ample time to visit the tourist spots, tour guide shares good background of the tourist spots and sets great boundaries to make sure everyone is on time. Would recommend

strongly recommend but if you can only do one of these go Jameson. the small tours were interactive and well done while Guinness was touristy and industrial, but pint in gravity bar was nice.

it was amazing experience. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Hop-On Hop-Off Experience in Dublin! We had a wonderful experience with the Big Bus Dublin 24-hour tour. We booked our tickets through Klook, and the entire booking process was smooth, simple, and hassle-free. The buses were clean, comfortable, and operated on time, making it very easy to explore the city at our own pace. The route covered all the major attractions, and the audio commentary was informative, engaging, and full of interesting facts about Dublin's history and culture. The staff were friendly, courteous, and always ready to help. This tour is an excellent way for first-time visitors to see the best of Dublin without any hassle. It offers great value for money, and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting Ireland. Thank you, Big Bus Dublin and Klook, for making our visit so enjoyable and memorable!

our guide and driver was Noel and Goran. We were highly satisfied withe the trip. Excellence story telking by Noel and on time drive by Goran. Both were kind and accomodated. we manage to go to see Dunne Castle, Giant's Causeway, steepest cliff, taking picture at stop cliff hedges, The dark hedges, Titanic Belfast museum and Belfast city hall. fantastic timw keeping and we enjoy every steps. Thank you for the services and memories.

Finn McCools tour was great with Mark as the guide and Declan as our driver who navigated some narrow countryside roads today. Mark was informative and told us about Dublin as a city on our way out for the day tour to Kilkenny. We were told about the history of various places, people of interest were mentioned and other cultural interests was mentioned too. The highlight was seeing the Kilkenny castle and the sheepherding where we met Meg and Sal the border collies who were amazing. it was run efficiently and on time. Highly recommended. We were a family of four with an Australian-Hong Kong background with two teenagers and we all enjoyed it.

Alex was a fantastic guide. He’s naturally charismatic, full of energy, and you can really hear the passion in his voice when he tells the stories and history of Dublin. He didn’t just give us facts. He made the history feel alive, and the whole tour was engaging from start to finish. It was my first morning in Dublin and I honestly couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to the city. My only regret was realising at the very end that I had forgotten to bring cash for a tip. I was still completely unprepared on my first morning there, and it was probably my most embarrassing moment of the trip because Alex definitely deserved one. Hopefully this review makes up for it a little. Fantastic guide, fantastic tour. Highly recommended, especially if you get Alex.

It's a worthwhile experience, allowing you to see the details of the production process and workflow, and to sample different whiskey styles. Afterward, you can purchase whiskey and other souvenirs in the gift shop, and even enjoy a cup of Irish coffee.

Really enjoyed our day trip to Kilkenny, Wicklow and Glendalough. Oli was a friendly guide and shared quite a lot of interesting history and little stories along the way. Fred was our driver for the day, and the journey was comfortable and felt safe throughout. We liked that the tour had a good mix of different sights — we visited castle and cathedral at Kilkenny, went through the Wicklow mountains, and saw the ruins and lake at Glendalough. We also got to see sheepdogs working in action, which was pretty cool to see! It rained for most of the day, but thankfully visibility was still relatively good which didn’t affect much of the experience . Overall, it was a really nice way to see a bit more of Ireland and learn about its history and culture, especially for someone visiting Ireland for the first time.