Desde Dublín : Visita guiada a las montañas Wicklow & Glendalough
Descripción
Viaje a la belleza salvaje de las montañas Wicklow de Irlanda y retroceda en el tiempo en el antiguo sitio monástico Glendalough con un guía vivo y entretenido. Capture fotos impresionantes en el emblemático Lough Tay (conocido como Guinness Lake), un punto culminante que no debe perderse del condado de Wicklow. Después de disfrutar de la serena campiña, regrese a la ciudad para un cómodo recorrido panorámico por los principales lugares de interés de Dublín, como Phoenix Park, todo desde su acogedor asiento en un Big Bus. Culmina tu aventura en un legendario pub irlandés, donde podrás saborear la cultura y recibir una pinta de Guinness de cortesía, ¡incluso aprendiendo a tirar de la tuya! Es la experiencia irlandesa perfecta y todo en uno para exploradores, aficionados a la historia y amantes de la diversión por igual.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Parque Nacional de las Montañas Wicklow, Condado de Wicklow, Irlanda
Uno de los asentamientos cristianos primitivos más importantes de Irlanda, fundado en el siglo VI por San Kevin en un pintoresco valle glacial en el condado de Wicklow. Conocida por su torre redonda bien conservada, iglesias medievales y su tranquilo entorno junto al lago, Glendalough atrae a visitantes de todo el mundo como un lugar de importancia histórica, patrimonio espiritual y belleza natural.
Lough Tay (Lago Guinness) es un impresionante lago ubicado en las montañas Wicklow, famoso por sus aguas oscuras y la costa de arena blanca que se asemejan a una pinta de Guinness. Rodeado de espectaculares paisajes de montaña, es uno de los paisajes más fotografiados de Irlanda y una parada popular a lo largo de rutas panorámicas a través del condado de Wicklow. La zona también ha aparecido en producciones cinematográficas y televisivas, incluidos vikingos.
El condado de Wicklow, conocido como el “Jardín de Irlanda”, es famoso por sus impresionantes paisajes, montañas ondulantes, exuberantes valles y pintoresca costa. Situado justo al sur de Dublín, el condado alberga algunas de las atracciones naturales e históricas más emblemáticas de Irlanda, como Glendalough, el Parque Nacional de las Montañas Wicklow y Lough Tay (lago Guiness). Su mezcla de belleza paisajística, rico patrimonio y actividades al aire libre lo convierten en un destino favorito para los visitantes que exploran Irlanda
Phoenix Park es uno de los parques urbanos cerrados más grandes de Europa, situado en el corazón de Dublín. Abarca más de 1,700 acres, es el hogar de monumentos históricos, hermosos jardines y una manada de ciervos en barbecho salvaje que han vagado por el parque durante siglos. El parque también contiene atracciones notables como el zoológico de Dublín, Áras an Uachtaráin (la residencia del presidente de Irlanda), y el monumento Wellington, por lo que es un destino popular tanto para los lugareños como para los visitantes.
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Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Use zapatos cómodos para caminar por caminos irregulares.
- Llegar al punto de partida 15 minutos antes de las 9:45am.
- Algunas paradas tienen instalaciones limitadas, llevan agua y aperitivos.
- Traiga una chaqueta de lluvia ya que el clima irlandés es cambiante.
- Alcohol (Guinness) solo se sirve a huéspedes mayores de 18 años
- Niños de 4 años o menos viajan GRATIS
Opiniones(33)
It was a wonderfull tour, the view is awesome and the guide Gerry is very funny and he says a lot of historicals information about this fabulous country.
Robbie was an excellent tour guide as well as an experience driver. He was well mannered and very knowledgeable. He was one of the best tour guide/driver that my wife and I experienced. He has a wonderful scene of humor and enjoyedby all the tourist. Even sang us a few verses of a folk song. Well done Robbie. Keep up the good work.
This seriously was the best thing we could have done when visiting Ireland! We started with the Hop On/Hop Off tour, then did the Costal tour to Howth and then even booked the Wicklow Mountains tour! This was such an affordable way to get a taste of other cities in Ireland while staying in Dublin. Jerry was our superb tour guide! Not only knowledgeable, but went above and beyond with giving us recommendations for restaurants and even dropped us off at a stop closer to our destination following the tour. Highly recommend this! Worth the day!
Gerry is an excellent guide. Our Saturday tour was beautiful because, in addition to the good weather, we had the excellent company of Gerry. Very kind, telling many stories in every corner and always giving suggestions for after the tour. If you go to Dublin, go with Gerry, he makes the difference.
Věry nice trio, driver Mr. Robbie was amazing and funny story teller == he is the man on that podition 👍
Robbie was a great guide - all history teachers should do an internship with him. Animated, knowledgeable and with a lot of humor. He is also a caring and courteous driver. Absolutely recommended!!!
Very interesting tour And very nice driver (Mike). Merci!!
Very good experience, the driver is very involved, he drives very well, is very jovial, smiling, and attentive! I recommend it to you 🇮🇪🇮🇪👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This day tour to Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains was a wonderful experience. The scenery is absolutely beautiful, peaceful, making it a perfect getaway from the city. A special mention goes to our tour guide and driver, Robbie, who was knowledgeable, friendly, and very accommodating throughout the trip. His insights into the history and local attractions made the journey even more enjoyable. The ancient ruins of Glendalough and its two stunning lakes are truly breathtaking and offer countless photographic opportunities. It’s definitely a destination that everyone should visit at least once. The only suggestion for improvement would be to allow more time at Glendalough. The allocated two hours felt a little rushed, especially if you want to explore the ancient ruins properly and enjoy a leisurely walk around both lakes. To top off the day, the complimentary pint of Guinness at Nancy Hands Pub was a lovely touch and a great way for visitors to experience a bit of Irish hospitality. Overall, this was an excellent tour, and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Ireland.
I went on a tour to dublin to wicklow &glendalough day tour.it was amazing experience.. first of all it was so convenient to get there no hassle att all All u need to just book a tour get on the bus on stop number 1 n sit back n relex n enjoy the day... Why I'm saying is that is Because if you Try to go by your own to wicklow its realy hard to find the transport if you are 1 person or even a group of 4 people As if you have to hire a taxi and it would very expensive to go and come you might pay more then 150eu just to go n come or might be more . If you go by train it's challenging too.. U can drive there by your self too with a rental car. But still it's stressful when you go driving there's as u are responsible for your own vehicle. I feel this is a good deal. For the price Plus the big bus has amazing staff drivers very friendly energetic and they have theair own bus doing the tour not only this tour. they offer Many more tours.too Big bus is a brand ....I just loved it
