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Private Day Tours

A private day tour at your pace.

A full day out of Dublin with luxury chauffeur comfort — the stops are yours to choose, and the price is fixed before you set off.

A day, not a schedule

What makes it a private day tour rather than a coach seat.

The car is booked for the day, not for a route. There is no printed schedule to keep to — you decide the order of stops, how long each one gets, and whether the plan from the morning still holds by lunchtime. Waiting at every stop is built into the price rather than charged as extra time. Entry tickets, guided tours, and meals stay yours to book; the chauffeur car, waiting time, and a fixed price agreed before you travel are what's included.

Day-length trips run further from Dublin than most people expect. Wicklow and Glendalough make an easy first day out of the city; the Boyne Valley suits a day built around Newgrange; Kilkenny works well as a city day. A longer push out to the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren is possible in a single day when the timing allows it — otherwise it sits more comfortably as the start of an overnight trip.

A real day, already driven

One day, west of Dublin — from an actual booking.

This is the route from the first private touring day of the 2026 season, alongside the other day-length trips clients book most often.

The ruined stone walls and graveyard of Corcomroe Abbey under a clear sky

County Galway & the Burren

Dunguaire Castle to Corcomroe Abbey

A full day, Dublin out and back

This was the first booking of the 2026 touring season, and it began at Dunguaire Castle above Galway Bay near Kinvara. From there the day moved inland to the Burren, finishing at the weathered ruins of Corcomroe Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian ruin — a stop most group tours never get time for.

  • Dunguaire Castle
  • Kinvara
  • The Burren
  • Corcomroe Abbey

Closer to Dublin

Wicklow, the Boyne Valley, or a Kilkenny day

Also full-day trips

Three other day-length routes clients book often: Wicklow and Glendalough as an easy first day out of the city, the Boyne Valley for Newgrange and the sites nearby, or a Kilkenny city day. An itinerary you have written yourself works exactly the same way — the day gets built around it.

  • Wicklow
  • Glendalough
  • Boyne Valley
  • Kilkenny

Private day tours, answered plainly.

How far from Dublin can a day tour go?

Nationwide by request, though a single day realistically means Wicklow, the Boyne Valley, Kilkenny, or a longer push to the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren when the timing allows it. Anything further sits more comfortably as an overnight — see multi-day tours.

How many stops can we fit in?

There is no fixed number. You tell us the places that matter and the day gets built to fit them, whether that means lingering properly at two stops or moving through several in an afternoon.

How long does a day tour run?

The car and driver are booked for the whole day rather than a set number of hours — from an agreed start time until you are finished, with waiting at every stop included in the price rather than charged separately.

Can the plan change once the day has started?

Yes. The itinerary is agreed before you travel and stays adjustable on the day, so weather, opening hours, or wanting longer somewhere do not derail it.

What is not included?

Entry tickets, guided tours, and meals stay yours to book. Up to 3 passengers and 3 cases fit in the BMW 745Le; for a bigger group, a Mercedes V-Class can be requested instead, for up to 6 passengers — arranged in advance through the usual quote process.

Tell me where you want the day to go.

A rough list of places and a date is enough to price a day tour — the exact order can be settled closer to the time.