Tour de Wicklow salvaje ganador del premio original que incluye Glendalough
Descripción
A diferencia de otros tours, nuestro autobús más pequeño te lleva en un viaje mucho más allá de las carreteras principales, lo que te da acceso a valles aislados, paisajes impresionantes y los miradores más impresionantes de las montañas Wicklow. Nuestros guías locales expertos ofrecen un día excepcional con un toque personal, haciendo de este el tour del que hablarás durante años. Aspectos destacados Paseo panorámico por la costa sur de Dublín Caminar por Killiney Hill Visita Avoca Handweavers Kilmacanogue Viaje más profundo en las montañas Wicklow para ver la belleza dramática de Sally Gap. Campos de brezo ondulantes, picos escarpados, interminables pantanos y el fabuloso lago Guinness. Glendalough Nuestro guía experto profundiza en su rica historia. Un valle tranquilo y pintoresco de impresionante belleza natural. Los Lagos Con 60 minutos para explorar, disfrute de las vistas panorámicas. Experimente la quietud y la serenidad que han atraído a los visitantes durante siglos. Concluye tu día con una prueba de Glendalough Whiskey, la manera perfecta de terminar un día maravilloso.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Por la mañana, reúnase con su guía y entrenador en uno de los lugares de recogida del centro de Dublín. Tome un asiento cómodo y disfrute del viaje fuera de la ciudad. Al salir de la ciudad, lo llevaremos por la costa para llegar a Killiney Hill. Aquí le traemos en un corto paseo para disfrutar de las espectaculares vistas de la bahía de Dublín, a continuación, cortar de la ciudad y disfrutar de un paisaje costero rocoso mientras se dirige a las montañas Wicklow.
Esta parada le lleva a Avoca Handweavers, Kilmacanogue. Disfrute de un café y un bollo casero o tienda de productos finos hechos a mano (gastos propios).
Dejamos Avoca y tomamos una ruta que los grandes autocares turísticos no pueden, a través de Enniskerry y Glencree y adentrándonos en las auténticas montañas Wild Wicklow y Sally Gap.
Continuamos nuestro viaje a través del Parque Nacional de las Montañas Wicklow y Sally Gap. Vea las laderas superiores del parque, cubiertas de brezo y ciénaga antes de detenerse en Lough Tay (El lago Guinness" ) una verdadera maravilla y lugar de filmación para las series de televisión Braveheart, PS I Love You y Vikings.
Después, su grupo visitará un pub tradicional irlandés para almorzar (con los gastos propios). Relájese, saboree la cocina casera irlandesa y disfrute de un cremoso Guinness antes de dirigirse al valle glacial de Glendalough. Opciones alternativas disponibles si un almuerzo en un pub no es lo tuyo. Pedirle información.
A lo largo de la historia, los visitantes han venido al "valle de los dos lagos" por su historia mística, arqueología y fauna única. La ciudad monástica de Glendalough, fundada en el siglo VI por San Kevin, fue una vez un lugar activo con áreas para la escritura y copia de manuscritos, una enfermería, casas de huéspedes y un monasterio. Ahora ofrece a los huéspedes un vistazo a la rica historia cultural de Irlanda. Disfrute de una visita guiada por los numerosos sitios, incluida la Torre Redonda, y tenga algo de tiempo libre para explorar por su cuenta. Aquí tienes la opción de caminar hasta el lago Superior a través de bosques antiguos.
De vuelta en el lujoso Coach para una tonelada gratis de whisky Glendalough. Es hora de hablar y pensar mientras comienza nuestro viaje de regreso a Dublín.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- La edad mínima es de 5 años (esta visita no es apta para niños pequeños)
- En los meses de invierno es necesario un número mínimo de participantes. Cabe la posibilidad de que se cancele la visita tras la confirmación si no hay un número suficiente de personas interesadas. En caso de que esto suceda, se le ofrecerá una alternativa o la devolución total del importe
Opiniones(3,560)
Highly recommend this tour! Great value.
Jim is AMAZING! He was wonderful with my 74-year old mother. Very knowledgeable and down to earth. He drives that coach like a ballerina! All around awesome tour. Be sure to do the optional monastery tour, which was a major highlight for us!
Jim was amazing he talked about the history of the place and was very respectful and funny I HIGHLY recommend him to any other family looking to book this trip a 10/10 experience with stunning views
Our guide Jim was fantastic! He shared so many interesting stories and insider tips that made the tour even more enjoyable. The drive through the Wicklow Mountains was absolutely beautiful, and the scenery was breathtaking. The lunch at the restaurant was also excellent and exceeded our expectations. The only downside was the stop in Glendalough. There simply wasn't enough time to explore such a beautiful place, and we felt quite rushed. We would have loved to spend at least another 30–60 minutes there. Overall, it was a wonderful day trip, made even better by our excellent guide Jim. Highly recommended!
We had a fantastic day on the Original Award Winning Wild Wicklow Tour. The scenery was breathtaking, and Glendalough was a true highlight with its stunning lakes and ancient ruins. Our guide, Patrick, was excellent, bringing the history and landscape to life with his knowledge and humour. The traditional whiskey toast at the end of the day was the perfect finishing touch. Highly recommended! 🍀🥃
Highly recommend going to Wicklow national park with Patrick. Impressive nature and on the way to the national park you get to see other cool parts of Dublin.
Today we had a lovely day in the Wicklow Mountains and at Glendalough. The scenery is absolutely stunning and John a friendly good spirited tourguide. We enjoyed it a lot. Besides this, the bus is comfortable and the groups are not as big as on one of those big busses.
We had an amazing time on the Wild Wicklow Tour yesterday, and Patrick was an outstanding tour guide. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole journey both enjoyable and informative. His stories about the history, culture, and local landmarks really brought everything to life, and he kept the atmosphere fun throughout the day. We never felt rushed and had plenty of time to take in the beautiful scenery. Thank you, Patrick, for making our trip to Wicklow such a memorable experience. Highly recommended!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
My wife and I only had two nights and less than three days in Dublin, so we wanted a memorable day-trip, knowing we would have enough time with the remainder to get a good taste of Dublin. We saw several day trips that looked similar and decided on this one (the word "wild" in the title might have swayed us slightly). The price seemed quite excellent considering it was a full-day trip! The itinerary was full but not cramped. There was adequate time to rest in between bits of exertion. Our guide Jim was outstanding: just a relaxed gentleman from Wicklow who was quite happy to talk knowledgeably about the sites we were visiting. He had a nice sense of humor and a good way with people young and old. The stops on the trip were great. I did think that the advertised "Avoca Handweavers" and the opportunity to buy "fine handmade goods" was going to be a bit like a country village instead of an upscale store, but the coffee there was good and it was appropriate to take a bathroom break at this point. So I still liked that stop. I just expected it was going to be more of a cultural experience. The stops for scenic overlooks were perfect, and we had plenty of time at each for photos. Jim knew when to hurry us along, as he wanted us to have more time at Glendalough. Learning about the bogs was absolutely and surprisingly fascinating! The lunch stop was outstanding. I really enjoyed my beef and Guinness stew with a nicely-poured pint to wash it down. The stop at the monastic settlement was a definite highlight. The only thing I might have changed the whole day was to do without the walk along the lake to the further parking lot. It was nice to stretch our legs, but I've seen plenty of lakes before so it was nothing really special. I would have more enjoyed more time at the settlement or at one of the earlier stops/viewpoints. All in all it was a grand day and it makes me want to do things like this more, wherever I find myself!
If you’re really, really lucky you’ll get Jim as your guide. He actually lives in Wicklow and is very knowledgeable about the history and geology of this area. The scenery couldn’t be more beautiful. We had the best weather as well. More like Bermuda than Ireland, warm, sunny and cool in the shade. The monastery at Glendalough was fascinating.
