Luxury Tours

Dublin Chauffeur Services:
CustomiSed Private Tours of Ireland

Dublin Chauffeur Services is a luxury chauffeur company that offers exclusive, lavish, and customised private tours of Ireland. Our luxury fleet includes the latest models of Mercedes and BMW, operated by our exclusive team of exceptional drivers. Luxury comes standard with Dublin Chauffeur Services.

A Unique Way to Explore and Experience Ireland

From Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains to Giant’s Causeway or the Cliffs of Moher, experience the spectacular scenery of Ireland on these majestic and luxurious private day tours.  Our private tours offer a unique perspective on Irish history by combining first class luxury with chauffeur guided commentary, giving you an experience that truly is the best of both worlds.

Luxury Private Tours of Ireland Tailor Made for You

At Dublin Chauffeur Services, we are proud to offer our guests a range of customisable tours designed to suit your needs. Our 4-hour, 6 hour or 8+ hour options are all available on request. Our three primary private tour experiences can be catered to your unique needs, time restrictions, and interests in mind - be it sightseeing around town, taking in local culture, or exploring further into nature's beauty.

Example Itineraries for Our Private Tours of Ireland

We are pleased to offer three exclusive private tour experiences for our valued clients.  We work with you to create an incredible experience that caters to your every want, need, and indulgence. 

Whether you choose a private tour of Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains, Giant’s Causeway, or Cliffs of Moher, you will receive first class service, an elegantly appointed luxury vehicle, and a beautiful, unforgettable experience that you will never forget.

What do our private luxury tours of Ireland look like?  Here are three example itineraries for our private tours of Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains, Giant’s Causeway, or Cliffs of Moher.

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GLENDALOUGH & WICKLOW MOUNTAINS - PRIVATE DAY TOUR

EUR 750.00 (8 hrs)

The Glendalough & Wicklow Mountains Private Day Tour - Dublin, Ireland

This tour includes your choice of Powerscourt Gardens or Powerscourt Waterfall. Experience the scenic route through Wicklow Mountains. Visit St. Kevin's Monastery in the valley of two lakes (Glendalough). Enjoy Johnnie Fox’s Pub at the top of Dublin Mountain to see spectacular scenery and enjoy whiskey with locals!

History, celebrity, and unspeakable beauty await you on this breathtaking and memorable private tour.

You will start your day heading south of Dublin, passing through the port of Dun Laoghaire and then through Sandycove.  After exploring the James Joyce Martello Tower and Museum, you will continue on to the picturesque village of Dalkey and the Vico Road, home to many celebrities such as Bono, Enya, and Van Morrison to name but a few.

From there, you will find yourself swept away in the majesty that is County Wicklow, also known as the “Garden of Ireland”. You will find yourself in awe of the Powerscourt Estate, an estate currently owned by the iconic Slazenger family.  This incredible estate dates back to the 13th century and was more recently voted as one of the top 10 houses and one of the top 3 gardens were as voted by National Geographic.

From there you will wind your way through the rolling hills and valleys of Wicklow to Glendalough’s “Valley of 2 Lakes”, home of St. Kevin. In the lower glen, you will find the ancient monastic city built by the followers of St. Kevin and see the remains of the Cathedral, round Tower, and St. Kevin’s Church, as well as the graveyard and various dwellings.

As the day wraps up and you head back to Dublin via the Military Road through the Wicklow and Dublin Mountains, you will pass through the bog lands known as the Feather Beds you will see Loch Dan and Loch Tay, and the famous Guinness estate, thus ending an incredible and memorable adventure you will cherish forever.

Our Suggested Itinerary:

• Pickup and drop-off anywhere in Dublin

• Drive by the Martello Tower in Dún Laoghaire

• Driver the picturesque village of Dalkey and the Vico Road

• Choose to visit Powerscourt Gardens or Powerscourt Waterfall

• Visit St. Kevin's Monastery

• Explore the spectacular scenery of Glendalough ("The valley of two lakes")

• Ride a scenic route through Wicklow Mountains

• Stop by Glenmacnass Waterfall, Logh Dan and Lough Tay/Guinness Lake

• Finish the day on top of Dublin Mountains at Johnnie Fox's Pub, the highest pub in the country

GIANT'S CAUSEWAY PRIVATE DAY TOUR

EUR 1,050.00 (12 hrs)

The Giant’s Causeway Private Day Tour - Dublin, Ireland

Discover the UNESCO world heritage site with its 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns and the stunning scenery of the Antrim coast. You will see at first hand the natural beauty of the world-renowned Giant's Causeway, created around 50,000,000 years ago.

Unforgettable views, stunning landscapes, and powerful history await you on The Giant’s Causeway Private Day Tour with Dublin Chauffeur Services.  After heading north on the M1 from Dublin, you will find yourself adventuring along the Mourne coast road. The brisk breeze from the Irish Sea will greet you from the right, while on your left you will feast your eyes along the magnificent Mourne mountains.

Your first stop is the port of Carrick Fergus. Along with its famous castle, Carrick Fergus is steeped in history. During your tour of this timeless treasure, you will learn of the many wars this castle was involved in, including the American War of Independence in 1778.

From Carrickfergus, you will head further north to the causeway itself, admiring the dramatic coastline of east Ulster along your travels.  This spectacular coastline has been shaped over the years by the relentless aggression of the Irish sea, and it leads you to the 8th Wonder of the World:  The Causeway.

Experience the perfectly formed Hexagonal shaped rock pillars rise side by side to a height of 40 feet, see the stunning lava cliffs rise dramatically from the sea, and hear the stories of the giants Fionn McCool of Ireland and Benandonner of Scotland and their many engagements and how they used the causeway as steppingstones to do battle with each other.

After a remarkable day, you will finish your trip with a stop at the village of Bushmills, home of the famous Bushmills Whiskey Distillery, see how this historic brand has been distilled on site since 1608.

CLIFFS OF MOHER PRIVATE DAY TOUR

EUR 1,050.00 (12 hrs)

Cliffs of Moher Private Day Tour - Dublin, Ireland

Stand in awe atop the mighty Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland’s most famous natural wonders, on this private full-day tour from Dublin. Hike along the 700 feet (213 meter) high cliffs; take a cruise beneath the cliffs, or admire spectacular views over the Atlantic Coast, Galway Bay and the Aran Islands.

Prepare yourself for the breath-taking views and unforgettable hospitality of the west coast of Ireland.

As the cliffs rise from the angry Atlantic Ocean to heights in excess 700 feet, you will find yourself enthralled with these robust walls of rock that have protected the west coast from the ferocious Atlantic tides for more than 300 million years.

In the distance you will see the Aran Islands and to the north the Twelve Pins Mountain Range. Nearly 2 million people visit the cliffs annually, however, with a luxury private tour experience from Dublin Chauffeur Services, you will be given a unique perspective on what is without doubt one of Ireland’s most popular destinations.

From the Cliffs, you will take a short trip to Doolin for an intimate taste of truly traditional Irish Hospitality. As you listen to local folklore, taste the local fare, and maybe have a pint of Guinness whilst enjoying one of the many impromptu traditional bands, you will find yourself entirely immersed in this enchanting culture.

No words can describe the scenery that awaits you as you head home via The Burren, described as the Grand Canyon of Ireland. The Burren or “Great Rock” encompasses 220 square miles and is effectively one big rock of Limestone.

Both the Cliffs and the Burren are part of Ireland’s “Wild Atlantic Way”, and whilst there are many areas of great scenery and history along the Wild Atlantic Way, the Cliffs and the Burren are perhaps the most breath-taking.