Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comDublin Rail Tour: Wicklow Mountains, Avoca and Glendalough
based on 6 reviews of Dublin Rail Tour: Wicklow Mountains, Avoca and Glendalough
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Beautiful area. I would have liked some photo stops while on the bus. I greatly enjoyed the nature walk in Glendalough. Our guide was wonderful, friendly, very informative, and helpful.
Reviewed by: Elizabeth C, United States, October 2007
It was a good day. Very tiring though with all the traveling to each place. Could be better by having slightly more time in each stop maybe. Was worth going though, especially seeing the weavers in Ballyk and the tour guide was hilarious. Very entertaining day!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, May 2008
This was a very well organised trip - no waiting around for connections etc. Some of the stops might have had a little more time than was necessary but generally very well planned, well structured and worth every penny.
The only thing which was a bit naff was having to manually phone to confirm my place. That should be done automatically as part of the booking - you shouldn't have to incur an international phone call. That's the whole point of online reservations.
A lovely trip, well organised and run. To change between train and coach broke the day up nicely. The scenery was stunning, the weather could have been kinder but we won't hold you responsible for that! We would definitely use your services again. Thank you.
Reviewed by: Alison B, United Kingdom, September 2006
Not enough time in Avoca and too much time at the river.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, September 2006
It was a fantastic holiday and the tours were the icing on the cake. I would say more time is needed to have a meal in Ballykissangel pub. I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.
Reviewed by: Ann S, United Kingdom, September 2006
