From Dublin to Glendalough , Wicklow mountains and Kilkenny and a Sheepdog Demonstration

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Experience the beauty of Ireland on our enchanting Dublin to Glendalough tour. Embark on a memorable journey that takes you through breathtaking landscapes, ancient ruins, and charming cities.

We begin our adventure by departing from Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland. Our first stop is the historic St. Kevin's Monastery in Glendalough, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this monastic site, founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century. Marvel at the round tower, the cathedral ruins, and the tranquil lakes that surround the area.

Continuing our drive through the picturesque Wicklow Mountains, be prepared to be captivated by the stunning vistas and dramatic landscapes that unfold before your eyes. The rugged beauty of the mountains, carpeted with lush greenery, will leave you in awe.

But the adventure doesn't stop there! We'll take a break from the scenic drive to witness a captivating sheepdog herding demonstration. Watch in amazement as skilled sheepdogs showcase their remarkable abilities in guiding and controlling flocks of sheep. It's a true testament to the harmonious relationship between humans and animals in the rural Irish countryside.

Afterwards, we make our way to Kilkenny, a medieval city brimming with charm and history. Explore the narrow winding streets lined with colorful buildings, visit the iconic Kilkenny Castle, or stop by the renowned Smithwick's Brewery for a taste of local craft beer. With its vibrant atmosphere and rich heritage, Kilkenny offers a delightful blend of ancient and modern delights.

As the day draws to a close, we return to Dublin, where you can reflect on the beauty and wonder of the places you've visited. Relax and reminisce about the day's adventures while basking in the warm hospitality of the Irish capital.

Join us on this captivating Dublin to Glendalough tour and let us take you on an unforgettable journey through Ireland's stunning landscapes, ancient history, and vibrant culture.

04 May 2023 - 04 May 2025