Glendalough:The ancient monastery was founded in the 6th Century by St. Kevin, and the remains include a magnificent round tower which is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the area. On the way to Glendalough, we will drive through the Wicklow Mountains, often referred to as the "Garden of Ireland. They are a breathtaking expanse of natural beauty that captivates visitors with their rugged charm and serene landscapes. Rolling hills cloaked in heather, lush green valleys, and shimmering lakes create a harmonious tapestry of colour and texture, while ancient woodlands whisper stories of Ireland's past. Majestic peaks offer awe-inspiring views. Whether bathed in the soft golden light of sunrise or cloaked in misty veils, the Wicklow Mountains exude a timeless allure, inviting exploration and reflection at every turn. Note: travel time from your hotel is included in the time spent on this attraction

The Wicklow Mountains offer breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills, glacial valleys, and dense woodlands. Nestled within the mountains is Lough Tay, affectionately known as the “Guinness Lake” due to its dark waters and white sandy shore resembling a pint of stout. Surrounded by rugged peaks and heather-covered slopes, Lough Tay is a picture-perfect destination, often featured in films and TV series. Together, the Wicklow Mountains and Lough Tay showcase Ireland’s unspoiled beauty and timeless charm.

Powerscourt House and Gardens is a stunning estate that blends history, nature, and artistry. Originally a 13th-century castle, the house underwent significant renovations in the 18th century to become a grand Palladian mansion. The gardens span over 47 acres and feature beautifully designed landscapes, including Italian terraces, Japanese gardens, and the Triton Lake adorned with classical statues. A favourite among visitors is the Walled Garden, a vibrant display of seasonal blooms. With panoramic views of the Sugarloaf Mountain, Powerscourt House and Gardens offer a tranquil escape, blending natural beauty with architectural splendour. Note: To skip the queues, we recommend using our concierge service. With this option, we can handle purchasing the Powerscourt House & Gardens admission tickets for you. If you choose to proceed, please email us after booking this tour online, and the cost of the tickets will be charged separately. The price per person is €14.

Powerscourt Waterfall, Ireland’s highest at 121 meters, is a breathtaking natural landmark nestled within the Powerscourt Estate. Surrounded by ancient beech, oak, and pine trees, it creates a serene haven for nature enthusiasts. The cascading waters form a mesmerizing spectacle, especially after heavy rainfall, when the flow is most dramatic. The area is perfect for picnics, family outings, and leisurely walks, with trails winding through lush greenery. Wildlife such as red squirrels and deer often make appearances, adding to the enchantment. The waterfall’s soothing sounds and scenic backdrop make it a must-visit destination for those seeking peace and natural beauty. Note: travel time back to your hotel is included in the amount of time spent on this attraction.