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Dual UK nationals are required to show either their UK passport when entering the UK or an alternative 'certificate of entitlement' alongside their second nationality's passport.
While this rule does apply to dual UK nationals who are booked onto one of our Northern Ireland tours, it should be noted that there is no physical border crossing between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Neither are there formal passport controls nor customs checks between the two countries.
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Are you coming to Dublin in 2026 or 2027?
Use this list of major events in Dublin to plan your trip and get the best hotel rates and availability.
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We operate two 7 day Driftwood tours of Ireland.
The first is the 7 Day Treasure Ireland Tour, one of our longest-established and most popular itineraries.
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If you have your heart set on a particular restaurant in Ireland, we recommend pre-booking in advance. Pre-booking may be especially necessary during busy travel periods or peak season (May - September), when demand can be high.
For all tours visiting Dingle, we strongly recommend pre-booking popular restaurants in advance during peak season. Rest assured, this is only recommended for higher end dining. There are plentiful casual food options in which don't require pre-booking.
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There are no wifi or charging points available on Vagabond & Driftwood tour vehicles.
We recommend bringing a cellphone with you on tour in Ireland to take pictures and to stay in touch with loved ones back home.
Talk to your cellphone provider about international data roaming before you depart. Alternatively, purchase a sim card on arrival in Ireland to help you get online.
If you think you'll need it, pack a lightweight power bank in your daypack or backpack.
Even better, take a digital detox while exploring Ireland with us!
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It's not always possible to avoid bank, credit card and/or currency exchange fees when paying for our tours.
Almost all forms of foreign payment involve a fee of some kind or another. If a bank does not charge a fee for sending payment, we suggest you double check the exchange rate they are offering against other institutions.
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