From Dublin: Wicklow, Glendalough, Waterfall & Sheepdog demo
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Learn about Saint Kevin and the origins of this ancient Christian settlement
Explore tranquil forest trails and rolling hills of the Wicklow Mountains
Experience breathtaking views of crystal clear lakes and scenic landscapes
Enjoy leisurely lunch options in charming surroundings near Glendalough
Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains Tour Reveals Ireland’s Scenic and Spiritual Heritage
A full-day excursion from Dublin is offering travelers a peaceful journey through the breathtaking landscapes of County Wicklow. Combining natural wonders with historic landmarks, the guided tour showcases the region’s renowned scenery while sharing stories of Ireland’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
The journey begins with a visit to Powerscourt Waterfall, the country’s highest waterfall, where visitors enjoy time to admire cascading waters surrounded by forested hills. The scenic setting provides an ideal opportunity for photography and a relaxing walk amid the natural beauty of the Wicklow countryside.
The tour continues to Glendalough, the ancient monastic settlement founded by Saint Kevin in the sixth century. Guests explore the historic round tower, medieval stone churches, and tranquil lakes while learning about the site’s enduring importance in Ireland’s religious and cultural history.
The final part of the journey includes a stop in the original Hollywood before returning through the rolling hills, forests, and valleys of the Wicklow Mountains. The experience offers a memorable blend of spectacular landscapes, historic landmarks, and peaceful countryside that captures the timeless charm of Ireland.
Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains Tour Reveals Ireland’s Scenic and Spiritual Heritage
A full-day excursion from Dublin is offering travelers a peaceful journey through the breathtaking landscapes of County Wicklow. Combining natural wonders with historic landmarks, the guided tour showcases the region’s renowned scenery while sharing stories of Ireland’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
The journey begins with a visit to Powerscourt Waterfall, the country’s highest waterfall, where visitors enjoy time to admire cascading waters surrounded by forested hills. The scenic setting provides an ideal opportunity for photography and a relaxing walk amid the natural beauty of the Wicklow countryside.
The tour continues to Glendalough, the ancient monastic settlement founded by Saint Kevin in the sixth century. Guests explore the historic round tower, medieval stone churches, and tranquil lakes while learning about the site’s enduring importance in Ireland’s religious and cultural history.
The final part of the journey includes a stop in the original Hollywood before returning through the rolling hills, forests, and valleys of the Wicklow Mountains. The experience offers a memorable blend of spectacular landscapes, historic landmarks, and peaceful countryside that captures the timeless charm of Ireland.
- Driver and guide
- Transportation to and from Dublin
- Air-conditioned vehicle and USB ports
- Wifi on board
- All activities admission
- Lunch
- Gratuities
$ 56.08
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Beautiful as hell. One of my favorite hikes. Only bad part is the detour on spinic trail which doesn’t have a sign for coming from the waterfall. But that’s a temporary detour.
It is lovely walk around the lake. We walked red loop that took us 2.5h. It’s a bit hard at times but very manageable. There are few shorter walks around the grounds too. Coffee shops/vans and food trucks in the car park beside the lake. Beautiful views. Car park in weekend can get quite busy especially in the summer. Toilets are there, nice picnic areas. We parked at the lover lake, just past visitors centre. Road to car park is narrow and looks like going nowhere but it does.
Always find peace and solitude when I visited the upper lake.. €5 for parking... plus you can get a decent coffee and scone. I always like to arrive early morning before the tour bus arrive because it can become quite busy.. beautiful walks in this area.
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