Ireland · 2-DAY EXPERIENCES
The 15 best 2-day experiences you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Start at number one and work down.
See the Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Dingle Peninsula, Ring of Kerry, and Killarney on a value-packed two-day Ireland coach tour.
“The landscape along the way and the sites we visited are beautiful and amazing. Learned a lot about the Irish history and folk lore in an entertaining way from our guides.”
Review of the 2-day Northern Ireland tour from Dublin, covering Belfast, Titanic Belfast, Giant’s Causeway, optional black cab tour, and overnight stays.
“Pick up was a nightmare as we told Beresford place was our pick up point. Buses came to Gardiner lower street where no one was. There should be someone to organise who got on which bus or which side. Day one bus driver was nice but didn’t have any patience- he knew the history which was great. Titanic was a great experience very enjoyable. The accommodation was not bed and breakfast - nice enough but had one bed instead of twin beds as requested. They moved us to another room Day two was brilliant starting with the bus driver who made the day great. He has a great system of…”
See Rock of Cashel, Blarney Castle, Cork, the Burren, and Cliffs of Moher on a fast, affordable two-day trip from Dublin.
“Let me start by saying, we had an excellent time on our tour! We had wonderful weather and very accommodating and friendly guides. I had to deduct stars though because the execution and advertisement of the tour are way off. First of all, its not really a two day tour. It's two one day tours where they set up a B&B overnight in Cork. On the first day we went to Blarney & Cashel. We did not stop in Cobh at all, which was a disappointment. However, Blarney's grounds were stunning. I was so glad we had plenty of time to roam around the gardens. By the time we go…”
See the Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Cork, the Burren, and Rock of Cashel on a practical two-day tour from Dublin.
“I solo tripped to Ireland this past weekend and did the 2 day trip through Paddywagon Tours. My bus drivers were fantastic, very outgoing and incredibly helpful and informative! I would recommend this trip to anyone of any age! The hostel I stayed in cork was fantastic as well!”
Explore Blarney Castle, Cobh, Cork, Killarney, and the Ring of Kerry on a rail and coach tour from Dublin with an overnight stay.
“I can't say enough about this trip. We actually extended our tour and included Cliffs of Moher because we were having such a great time. Jonathan, our guide, is a true Irish gem and should be lauded. What a treasure trove of Irish history, and funny too! I would go with him anywhere! The history and natural beauty of Ireland is not to be missed.”
Review of Paddywagon’s 2-day Wild Atlantic Way tour from Dublin, covering the Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Dingle, Killarney, meals, guides, and value.
“Cash was an excellent driver and storyteller who in two days took us all safe and sound through the south west of Ireland leaving us all wiser and happier than when we started in Dublin.”
See Galway, Connemara, the Burren, and Cliffs of Moher on a fast-paced two-day tour from Dublin with lodging and breakfast.
“First day we saw nothing because of the rain.Second day pour guide was in rush and we didn't stop to the burren to take pictures or anything and we didn't follow the program, we didn't stop at the abbey and the Barraty castle. Don't do this tour !!”
Review of a two-day rail and coach tour from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, Galway, and Connemara, with practical tips on value and timing.
“The cliffs are worth the effort, we knew what to expect yet arriving it was breathtaking. We didn't know what to expect of Connemara, and found this to be the highlight of our vacation! What an unexpected surprise if beauty.”
Review of the 2-day Game of Thrones rail tour from Dublin, with Belfast, Titanic Belfast, the Dark Hedges, and Giant’s Causeway.
“The few stops were good but the causeway is the main attraction. We were lucky enough to have a tour guide/driver who i was informative, funny and engaging”
Ride the rails from Dublin to Belfast, then follow the Antrim Coast to Giant’s Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede on a practical two-day tour.
“Great tour, cold and wet at the causeway. Not fun. Rained all day, our tour guide Ray was wonderful.”
Review the 2-day Dublin tour to Galway, Connemara, the Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Doolin, and rural Ireland.
See Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Bunratty Castle on a rail and coach tour from Dublin with banquet and lodging.
“We were met by Edmund at Heusten station. It was only my friend and I and he told us facts along the way. He passed us off to Owen who gave us the lay of the land in Galway and held our luggage for us. We spend a few hours in Galway and then headed to Bunratty casRead more”
Ride from Dublin to Killarney, then circle the Ring of Kerry by coach with mountain views, photo stops, breakfast, and an overnight stay.
“A relaxing trip through the Irish countryside provided by Irish Railway tours. The tour began by rail at Dublin's Heuston Station and showcased the legendary forty shades of green of Ireland as it wound it's way to Killarney for an overnight stay at a local bed and breakfast. Our B and B, Acara, provided excellent beds and a delicious breakfast in the morning. The bus tour of the Ring of Kerry began the next morning with a front-door pick-up. The tour informative commentary was provided by Peter Cuffe, and our driver Phillipo, navigated the winding roads. The tour showcased some of the peninsula's best locations with several stops along the…”
Explore the Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula on a private two-day tour from Killarney, with local guides, flexible stops, and free time.
“Gerard was awesome! He was very knowledgeable and passionate about his part of Ireland, which made our time with him very enjoyable!”
Review the 2-day West Coast Explorer from Dublin, with Limerick, Bunratty, the Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Connemara, and Kylemore Abbey.
“The second day is poorly planned, as you spend almost the entire day on a coach and when you arrive at the monastery there is not enough time to see the monastery and the gardens and eat. On the other hand, the guide is the coach driver himself and spends the entire trip without stopping talking, which in addition to being very tiresome is a danger.”
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