Your Day Tour Includes 

• Short City tour
• Entrance into Interpretive centre at Bru na Boinne
• Audio visual and interactive exhibits. 

Fully guided tour - Plus ENTRANCE INTO  PASSAGE TOMB AT NEWGRANGE which boasts 1/3 of Megalithic Art in all off Western Europe.

Allows the visitor to explore magnificent artifacts excavated on the site. With explanations and insights into the monuments, its people, dating back to 3200 BC (This extensive
collection of passage tombs, stone circles, and standing stones) are 1000 years older than the pyramids of Egypt, and 500 years older than Stonehenge in England. 

Man O War established in 1595. Enjoy wonderful food, friendly staff in a unique traditional thatched building. Perhaps order a Traditional Irish stew and a pint of the Black stuff. Lunch / Refreshments are paid for locally 

• Learn how to make your own Irish Coffee
• Pull your own pint of Guinness

After lunch we head for the coast, as we visit Howth a wonderful fishing village. We will stop at howth for photographs of some of the local seals.

This unique day tour departs Dublin daily and offers you an opertunity to visit Irelands premiere visitor attraction "NEWGRANGE IS A TRULY REMARKABLE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE"

Tour Schedual 

• Depart City 08:30 am
• Arrive Newgrange approx 10:00 am
• Stop 2 hours approx
• Depart Newgrange 12:00 hrs
• Lunch Man O War 12:30 hrs approx
• Depart Man O War 13:30 approx
• Arrive Howth 14:00 hrs approx
• Stop 1 hour approx
• Depart for city center 15:00 hrs
• Return Trinity College 15:30 hrs

• Modern Luxury Vehicles
• Mercedes benz AIR CONDITIONED

• Max 16 persons

The Boyne Valley or "Valley of the High Kings" of Ireland

Relax and enjoy wonderful Irish countryside as we travel North East along the coast of Ireland through counties Meath and Louth. This day tour will explore the history of Ireland, traced through its wonderful sites and monuments which are some of the best examples of their kind in Europe.

During your tour from Dublin we visit the Boyne valley once Irelands ancient capital, with continues human settlement over five millennia. Neolithic farmers began to arrive in Ireland around 4000 BC, they settled along the River Boyne, (one of Irelands most important waterways)

Howth fishing Village

With spectacular views across the fishing harbour with time for a stroll amongst the fishing fleet, great photograph opportunities in Howth enjoy wonderful vistas across to Irelands Eye and Lambay Island. As we return to the city on this day tour you will have panoramic views across the huge expanse of Dublin Bay, set against the back drop of the Dublin Wicklow Mountains This view is renowned as one of the worlds great seascapes.