Day Tour from Dublin: Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough, Powerscourt

st houses, with a breath-taking panorama over one of Europe’s finest gardens, named 3rd Best Garden in the world by National Geographic. Set on 47 acres including Italian and Japanese gardens, statues, ornamental lakes and rambling walks against a backdrop of Wicklow’s Sugarloaf Mountain. There will also be a chance to shop for famous Avoca design scarfs and throws and have a cup of coffee at their gourmet deli Food Market. (Admission is €12.50 and is paid separately)

Water plunges dramatically from a height of 121 meters, creating a mesmerising spectacle and making it the highest waterfall in Ireland. The rugged ancient rock formations surrounding the waterfall add to its dramatic appeal. As you stand near Powerscourt Waterfall, the gentle roar of the water creates a tranquil and meditative atmosphere, calming the mind and soothing the soul. Did you know that being in a natural setting, especially near a waterfall, can elevate your mood and boost your overall sense of well-being. The beauty and serenity of the surroundings can inspire feelings of happiness and contentment. Admission is €7 and is paid separately

to Glendalough lakes and monastic site, one of Ireland’s most beautiful visitors’ destinations. Nestled within the lush embrace of County Wicklow, Ireland's "Garden of Ireland," the mystical valley of Glendalough, shrouded in ancient legends and framed by the tranquil waters of two shimmering lakes, is a true testament to Ireland's natural splendor. Glendalough isn't just a destination; it's a journey into the heart of Ireland's soul-stirring landscapes and rich cultural heritage. In the heart of Glendalough, time seems to stand still, and the world's worries fade away. It's a place where the past and present intertwine, where the natural and spiritual harmonise, and where you're invited to become a part of its enchanting story. Glendalough beckons you to embark on a journey into Ireland's most beautiful visitors' destination, where magic is real, and every moment is an adventure waiting to unfold.

It is a pristine, crescent-shaped lake surrounded by rolling hills and embraced by lush forests. Its crystal-clear waters mirror the sky above, creating a stunning and captivating site. The name "Guinness Lake" derives from its dark, peaty waters, which together with the shape of the lake and the white sand at the top resemble a perfectly poured pint of Guinness. The guide will tell you some fascinating stories about Guinness Family and their estate. Lough Tay features in Vikings, Excalibur and some other movies.