Dublin, Ireland is a county worth exploring and enjoying. It has a wealth of nature, beauty of the surrounding and richness of history. The best way to get the most out of your visit in Dublin is to join the guided tours. There are several guided tours operating in Dublin. Whatever your preference is in terms of touring, there is surely something for you at Dublin.
There are bus tours, water tours, helicopter tours, carriage tours, and even walking tours. All these tours cater to tourists and locals. They aim to showcase all that Dublin has to offer. Here are some of the tours you shouldn’t miss:
The First Flight Aviation Ltd. offers a 20 minutes tour of Dublin through a helicopter. Participants to the helicopter tour can have a good view of the Dublin Bay and the North and South Coastlines. This is one of the most thrilling tours to experience in Dublin. The price may be quite high at €150 but it sure is worth it. This is a one time experience which you shouldn’t miss at Dublin.
For some natural mode of touring, you can join the carriage tour. The carriages are horse drawn
and they are stationed at Grafton Street, just on the side of the world renowned St. Stephen’s Green. Participants have options whether to have a short tour or an hour long tour. The price for the carriage tour ranges from €15 to €50 depending on how you want to go about with the tour. This kind of tour is perfect for couples and lovers since the feel of riding a horse drawn carriage is just so romantic.
Never leave Dublin without experiencing the Viking Splash Tour. The Vikings were once the settlers of Dublin, thus, they have contributed much to the history of the county. At the Viking Splash Tour, participants will be able to relive the past. The tour starts in Bull Alley St then heads on into the Grand Canal. An exciting part of the tour is when the participants are asked to issue war cries while wearing Viking helmets. The past feeling is so real.
Dublin is the place to head onto for some relaxing and explorative walks. There are several natural areas to visit by foot. There are guided tours for this, although, tourists can also explore on their own. There are tourism pamphlets and information from the Dublin Tourism Centre which they can use in the tour.
Guided tours make exploring a whole lot exciting. Nothing beats the experience of exploring a place guided by natives and locals. Dubliners know their county well enough and their guided tours will be able to show tourists everything that Dublin has in store for them.
