Ireland · HALF-DAY
10 reviewed
The 10 half-day tours that come first, in order, with what each one costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it is there for a reason.
Half-day coach trip from Dublin to Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains, guided stops, ancient ruins, and free time by the lakes.
“we were looking for a tour with a late start and this was amazing. a nice two hours walk surrounded by woods and with the amazing view of two lakes. a taste of ireland outside of the city”
Half-day guided trip from Dublin to Howth Summit and fishing village, with a cliff walk, wildlife spotting, ruins, and free time to wander.
“Excellent tour, and great information from our guide James. Money well-spent.”
Half-day express from Galway to the Cliffs of Moher with visitor centre entry, 2 hours to explore, and a scenic coach ride.
“Really good option when you don't have a full day!”
A half-day bus and guided walk to Howth cliffs and the fishing village from Dublin, with free village time and live English guiding.
“The tour guide/bus driver was great. Very kind and knowledgable. The island of Howth was beautiful. We would definitely go again.”
eBike the Dingle Peninsula from Dingle with helmet intercom, easy hills, and self-guided stops at Slea Head sights. 2-3 hours.
“Too much car traffic on a Sunday. The strong westerly wind made biking more difficult. Also, the seat kept going lower regardless of my efforts to keep it at the right position”
Half-day private Boyne Valley tour from Dublin for up to 4, with a local guide, UNESCO Newgrange planning, Tara, and optional ancient tombs.
“Jerry was above and beyond fantastic! He was warm, kind, and informative. This is not completely private tour, though.”
Ride Donegal by fat-tire e-bike past famine cottages, Poisoned Glen, lough views, and a 1977 shipwreck, with easy local guidance.
“WOW! What a great afternoon to take this bike tour! A few sprinkles but we were prepared with rain gear.. We loved how much easier the electric bikes made our adventure. We saw so many sites. These bikes went on roads, dirt roads and sand. We got to stop and walk around at the different places. Super safe and super fun! What a great way to see Ireland. Thank you!! 😊”
Donegal electric bike half-day from Bunbeg Harbour to Poisoned Glen and the Bád Eddie shipwreck, self-guided with e-bike support.
“We absolutely loved our 3.5 hour bike ride in Donegal! Rory, our host, was very friendly and patient with explaining how the e-bikes worked, as none of us had ridden one before. The map was easy to follow and the scenery was incredibly beautiful! This was the most exciting and memorable activity we did during our 10-day Ireland visit, and the memory of the beauty and adventure will last for a long, long time. I think we all want our own e-bikes now! This was so much fun!”
3-hour private walk through Dublin with Pat Liddy, discounted entry to top sites, plus a free map for more exploring.
“Julian was a great guide, not only giving us detailed and interesting history of the sights, but also helping us with ideas for lunch, and where to find Irish music. He was responsive to our requests and a delightful companion for the morning!”
Galway by eBike is a 3-hour electric ride through cathedral, medieval market, NUI Galway, and Salthill, with helmet audio narration.
“The support from Wewheel was great. The bikes were awesome. Seeing Galway on E-bikes was fantastic. The blue tooth helmets with narration was innovative and informative.”
