We do not book flights on behalf of our guests.
This gives you complete flexibility over your flight departure and arrival dates, your chosen airports and preferred airlines, not to mention the opportunity to take advantage of sales, promotions and frequent flyer programmes.
Please email us at enquiries@vagabond.ie with any questions about your tour.
Similar QuestionsTo help you plan your return flights, here are the days and times that our tours return to Dublin.
The return point for all tours is Dublin's Grand Canal Hotel
Read MoreDublin Airport is the best airport to fly to for Vagabond & Driftwood Tours.
That's because our pickup and dropoff point for all tours is Dublin's Grand Canal Hotel.
There is no other Irish airport within convenient driving distance.
Find out about flight connections to Ireland from North America
Similar QuestionsAirport transfers are not included in our tour prices.
Taxis cost between €22-38 from Dublin Airport to downtown Dublin.
This taxi fare is dependent on several factors:
Private transfer and public transport options are also available from Dublin airport to the city centre.
Learn how to get from Dublin Airport to downtown Dublin
Similar QuestionsIt's never been easier to fly direct from the USA or Canada to Ireland.
16 cities in the US and 4 cities in Canada boast direct flight connections with Ireland.
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 don’t 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:
Read MoreTravel light.
That's the one travel tip that we hear again and again from guests on our tours.
Read MoreShort answer = Yes.
We heartily recommend packing bug repellent in your suitcase when travelling to Ireland.
Read MoreUnless you're travelling to Ireland from the UK, you will need an electrical plug adapter to use your devices and/or appliances here.
Luckily, power adapters are inexpensive and readily available in Ireland.
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 QuestionsYou won't need to pack formal attire or fancy shoes when visiting Ireland.
Socialising at pubs and restaurants in Ireland is usually a relaxed and casual affair.
Jeans and sneakers are totally acceptable in 99.9% of the bars, pubs, hotels and restaurants that you frequent on our tours.
Read more about what to pack for a tour of Ireland
Similar QuestionsHiking poles are not required for our hikes.
If you would prefer to use them, please bring collapsible hiking poles that fit easily into your luggage.
Our tour vehicles come equipped with one spare set of hiking poles in case a guest requires them at short notice.
All other equipment required for optional adventure activities will be provided by our suppliers.
Similar QuestionsLaundry facilities can be accessed in your hotel during 2 night stays in Dingle, Kinsale or Clifden.
If your Vagabond or Driftwood tour does not visit either Dingle, Kinsale or Clifden, your VagaGuide will advise you on where best to access laundry facilities.
Similar QuestionsYour passport is the most important travel document you'll need to visit Ireland.
To board our tours, you'll need to show us proof of your tour voucher (either on your device or in printed form). Your voucher will be emailed to you before your tour.
The only other document we require is your disclaimer. This can be signed digitally. We'll email you a link to complete this process before your tour.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: Check Your Passport Expiry Date Before Booking. Remember to check that your passport is in date for the duration of your stay in Ireland.
Similar QuestionsThe answer depends on which tour style you have chosen.
Driftwood vehicles have space for luggage onboard. Vagabond vehicles tow a trailer.
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 (£).
Read MoreWe recommend bringing a small amount of cash in euros to Ireland with you.
Around €300 euro should be more than enough to get you through your first days in Dublin.
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.
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