Celtic Boyne Valley and Ancient Sites Day Tour from Dublin

We will meet in front of the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street. Our exciting day tour will begin by travelling through Ireland's terrain. Before leaving you’ll meet your fun-loving and knowledgeable tour guide and your fellow travel companions! PLEASE ARRIVE AT THE MEETING POINT 10 MIN BEFORE THE APPOINTED TIME

Next, pay a visit to the Hill of Tara, a holy location and the former home of the high monarchs of ancient Ireland. Discover centuries of history with breathtaking views of the landscape, including the well-known Coronation Stone and An Forradh monument. Experience this 5,000-year-old Boyne Valley gem firsthand.

A drive across the Irish countryside wouldn't be the same without passing through verdant, scenic areas. We go to the town of Trim, which is home to a striking and well-preserved Anglo-Norman castle, through stunning scenery. Ireland's largest castle of its kind is Trim Castle. You will have opportunity to stroll about the expansive grounds and castle (the ticket inside the castle it's not included). This is a great chance to take a picture. You will learn about the background of this intriguing castle and the neighbourhood from your guide.

After that, we go to Loughcrew, the location of Neolithic passage tombs with complete rock art covering the inside walls that date back more than 5,000 years. After our visit, we will have lunch at a nearby restaurant, where the tastes enhance the area's rich history and add even more value to our experience.

Experience the art of distillation, where you can immerse yourself in the rich history of this remarkable location. For those who wish to extend their visit, a delightful lunch option is available (not included)

Finally, visit Fore Abbey, the site of Saint Fechin's founding of a Christian monastery in the seventh century, lastly. Before it was destroyed twelve times, the settlement was home to 300 monks at its height. Explore the ruins, which include Saint Fechin's Church, which dates back to approximately 900 AD.

We will return to Dublin reminiscing about the day's activities, the memorable scenery, and with stories to tell about our experiences!