All of our tours are fully guided by our team of expert driver guides.
We call them VagaGuides.
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 MoreIreland is one of the best destinations on the planet for people with dietary requirements.
That said, please alert us to your specific needs before your tour departure: enquiries@vagabond.ie
Read MoreAlthough it can be a bonding experience β and a lot of fun β there's absolutely no obligation to eat with your fellow guests while touring.
Everyone is free to do their own thing.
Owing to the remote nature of some hotels on our tours, there will occasionally be only a single choice for evening dining.
Your VagaGuide can help make group reservations for restaurants if you do want to dine with fellow guests.
Similar QuestionsWhen your Vagabond or Driftwood tour overnights in a town, expect a myriad of great dining options.
Kinsale, Dingle, Waterford and Kilkenny are all notable for a wide choice in restaurants.
Read MoreIreland is a great place to go gluten-free.
Coeliacs and those with wheat intolerances can find GF options in restaurants, cafes and supermarkets.
Read MoreYes, 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 MoreYes, you'll be required to move your bag in and out of each hotel room.
Your VagaGuide tour guide will load and unload your baggage from the tour vehicle.
Most of our hotels do not offer porterage services.
Similar QuestionsThe answer depends on which tour style you have chosen.
Driftwood vehicles have space for luggage onboard. Vagabond vehicles tow a trailer.
Read MoreWe put great effort into selecting accommodation for both Vagabond Cultural Adventures and Driftwood Journeys of Discovery.
You will be staying at small family-run hotels, high quality guesthouses or even an Irish castle hotel!
Read MoreMost hotels in Ireland do not have air conditioning.
The climate in Ireland usually isn't hot enough to warrant air conditioning.
In periods of prolonged warm weather, hotels that donβt have air conditioning will normally install fans in the bedrooms.
Find out more about Irish weather and the best time to visit Ireland
Similar QuestionsEach day on tour, you will be on the road and checked out of your hotel between 8.45am-9.30am.
That time will vary and depend each day on a number of factors.
Read MoreYes, you'll be required to move your bag in and out of each hotel room.
Your VagaGuide tour guide will load and unload your baggage from the tour vehicle.
Most of our hotels do not offer porterage services.
Similar QuestionsAll of your hotel rooms on tour provide hairdryers.
Please note that, in some cases, Irish hotel hairdryers may not be the most powerful models.
Similar QuestionsYes, all hotel rooms on Vagabond and Driftwood Tours of Ireland are ensuite.
Expect your own separate bathroom with toilet, sink and shower and/or bath.
Similar QuestionsWe operate a strict no smoking policy on all of our tour vehicles.
Vaping and e-cigarettes are also not allowed while on board our tour vehicles.
Smoking is banned in all enclosed public places in Ireland and in all workplaces.
Smoking is also not permitted inside your hotel. However, all hotels will provide outdoor smoking areas.
The ban on smoking in Ireland includes company vehicles (cars and vans) as well as offices, pubs/bars and restaurants.
Similar QuestionsDreaming of a night in a romantic Irish castle?
The following Driftwood Journeys of Discovery spend at least one night in a castle hotel:
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