Travel light.
That's the one travel tip that we hear again and again from guests who have experienced our tours.
Read MoreWe strongly recommend that you purchase comprehensive travel insurance cover before your trip to Ireland.
Your policy should cover all medical costs associated with travel.
Read MoreEuro is the main currency you'll need on tour in Ireland.
If your tour visits Northern Ireland, you'll also need Pound sterling (Β£).
Read MoreAll of our tours leave from our pick-up/drop-off point at the Grand Canal Hotel in Dublin.
Our pick-up times from the Grand Canal Hotel vary by tour:
Read MoreThere are 3 main differences between active Vagabond Cultural Adventures and gently-paced Driftwood Journeys of Discovery:
You'll need basic mobility to enjoy our tours as some walking is required on all itineraries.
Read MoreWe always put guest safety first on Vagabond Cultural Adventures.
For this reason, when engaging in kayaking and horseback-riding activities, the following personal weight limits apply:
π΄ Horseback-Riding
Male weight limit: 238lbs / 17 stone / 108kg
Female weight limit: 225lbs / 16 stone / 102kg
πΆ Kayaking
Per person Double Kayak weight limit: 110kg / 17.5 stone / 245lbs
Total Double Kayak weight limit for 2 guests: 190kg / 30 stone / 420lbs
Per person Single Kayak weight limit: 92kg / 14.5 stone / 200lbs.
Similar Questions
Yes, we do operate a limit on luggage.
Owing to the compact nature of our small-group tour vehicles, your luggage limit is one suitcase per person (no bigger than 30β or 75cm along their longest side).
Read MoreTipping in Ireland can be confusing if you're visiting from the USA or Canada.
Don't worry! Our top tipping tip is: don't tip unless you really loved the service.
Read MoreWe currently run 11 scheduled Ireland tour departures that visit all corners of Ireland, including Northern Ireland.
Our tours range from 5-15 days in duration. The per person rate ranges from β¬1,386 to β¬4,435 in price (excluding single supplements).
Read MoreNorthern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom (UK).
The southern portion of the island is the Republic of Ireland. It is an independent country and is not part of the UK.
Read MoreAre you coming to Dublin in 2024? Find out what's on in Ireland's capital city during our touring season β March to October β with this handy guide.
Hotels in Dublin can raise prices around major concerts and sporting events. Use our calendar to plan your trip to Ireland.
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