WORLDWIDE · CASTLE AND WHISKY DAY TRIPS IN IRELAND
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 castle and whisky day trips in Ireland worth the money, each with its price, its dram count and the thing to know before you commit.
See Dublin’s Book of Kells, Castle, Teeling Whiskey Distillery, and Guinness Storehouse on a lively small-group walking tour.
“Be prepared to walk! However, the tour guide was exceptional in his telling of facts and stories while providing sufficient time to view the sights. Great time all around.”
Review of Dublin’s 7.5-hour tour covering Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Teeling whiskey, and Guinness Storehouse for $169.
“Thoroughly recommend this tour. was a great day, and Gabriel was a fantastic guide. Lots of local knowledge, and a really warm and personable manner, which added to the enjoyment of the day. Fantastic range of stops/attractions - we really enjoyed every one of them. Definitely do this tour if you're visiting Dublin.”
Explore Blarney Castle, Jameson Distillery, Cork, and Cobh on a cruise-friendly shore tour, with castle admission and port transfers included.
“The guide and driver Tim and Tony did a good job, they answered questions and were very knowledgeable about the area and made great recommendations, like “if your mobility is not good don’t go up to kiss the stone.””
Review of a small-group Cork tour pairing Blarney Castle, Cork City, and Jameson Distillery, with timing tips, costs, and honest advice.
“we had a great day off the shipw with Marysol and Noel. Marysol provided narration and interesting insights throughout all of our drive time and made sure we were set at both the scheduled tours (blarney castle and Middleton distillery) in between we had a driving tour of Cork City with a 1 hour stop to grab our own lunches at the English market. Blarney Castle was beautiful. we did _not_wait on line for the castle, but instead chose to tour the gardens and grounds which were lovely. Middletown distillery tour was also great. we were a little rushed to get back to the ship so had to forego the…”
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