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Wicklow, Glendalough Small Group Day Tour with Guided Walk from Dublin
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Wicklow, Glendalough Small Group Day Tour with Guided Walk from Dublin

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8 hours
Dublin
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8 hours
Starting time
Friday 11 September 2026
Language
English
Free cancellation until 10 Sept 2026.
€135€150Save 10%
2 adults × €67.50
All taxes and fees included

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Overview

Wicklow Mountain National Park is known for its scenic landscapes and walking trails. This small-group day tour from Dublin includes about 8 hours of travel and sightseeing. The tour begins with pickup at 9:20 AM from the Molly Malone statue in Dublin city centre. The first main activity is a guided walk lasting approximately 1.5 hours along the Scalp area. This walk follows parts of the Dublin Mountains Way trail, passing through deciduous and evergreen woodland and reaching viewpoints with views of Wicklow Mountains National Park, the Dublin and Wicklow coastline, and Dublin city. Along the walk is an old chimney from the Ballychorus mines dating to the late 1800s. Next, the group stops for about 45 minutes in Enniskerry, a small Victorian estate village, where lunch is recommended at Poppies Cafe, which offers locally produced food and various meal options. After lunch, the tour continues with scenic drives through Wicklow Mountains National Park, including stops at Sally Gap for photo opportunities, and Guinness Lake (Lough Tay), known for its location in the Luggala Valley and as a filming site for the series "Vikings." Each stop allows time for photography and brief exploration. The tour also visits the Glendalough Monastic Settlement, where the guide explains the history and folklore of this 6th-century monastery founded by St Kevin. Visitors have about 30 minutes with the guide here and an additional hour for free time to explore Glendalough Valley and its two lakes. The tour includes live commentary on board and a driver/guide but does not provide hotel pickup or meals.

Highlights

1.5-hour guided walk in Wicklow Mountains National Park
Lunch stop in Enniskerry village with dining suggestions
Scenic photo stops at Sally Gap and Guinness Lake
Tour of Glendalough Monastic Settlement with guide
Free time to explore Glendalough Valley and lakes
Pickup from Molly Malone statue in Dublin city centre

What's included

Local guide service
Driver who also acts as a guide
Live commentary provided during the coach travel

What's not included

No hotel pickup or drop-off included
Food and drinks are not included

Itinerary

1

Molly Malone Statue

Pickup takes place at 9:20 AM from the Molly Malone statue located on Suffolk Street in Dublin city centre.

5 min

2

Wicklow Mountains National Park

A guided walk of about 1.5 hours occurs in the Scalp area overlooking the Irish coastline. The route follows good trails through deciduous and evergreen woodland. It includes several scenic viewpoints along part of the Dublin Mountains Way trail that offer views of Wicklow Mountains National Park, the Dublin and Wicklow coastline, and Dublin city. An old chimney from the 19th-century Ballychorus mines is also visible on the walk.

90 min

3

Enniskerry

The tour stops for 45 minutes in Enniskerry, a small Victorian estate village. Lunch is recommended at Poppies Cafe, which uses locally produced food and caters to various dietary preferences.

45 min

4

Wicklow Mountains National Park

After lunch, the tour continues with scenic drives through Wicklow Mountains National Park, including several stops along the way.

60 min

5

Sally Gap

The tour stops for about 20 minutes at Sally Gap, a central location in the Wicklow Mountains, offering scenic views and opportunities for photography.

20 min

6

Guinness Lake

Also known as Lough Tay, this lake sits in the Luggala Valley and serves as a filming location for the series "Vikings." The tour pauses here for about 20 minutes for photos.

20 min

7

Glendalough Monastic Settlement

The guide leads a 30-minute visit to the 6th-century monastery founded by St Kevin, explaining its history and folklore. Visitors see the monastic ruins and surrounding valley.

30 min

8

Glendalough Upper Lake

There is an additional 60 minutes of free time to explore Glendalough Valley and its two lakes independently.

60 min

Meeting point

The Molly Malone statue sits outside a large stone church on Suffolk Street

End point

The Molly Malone statue sits outside a large stone church on Suffolk Street

Languages

English (guide)

Cancellation policy

  • Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

Additional info

1–15 travelers per booking
Mobile ticket
Infant seats are available
Not advised for anyone with a heart condition
A moderate level of fitness is needed
Children must be accompanied by an adult during the tour
Comfortable walking shoes are advised for the guided walk
Pickup location is the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street at 9:20 AM
Total
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