Dublin On Your Own
Moderate Activity
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Board your motorcoach and take a scenic drive to Dublin's city center. The capital of the Republic of Ireland delights all who visits with its history and culture. Disembark at a central point for shopping and sightseeing and spend the day (approximately five hours) seeing all of the city's key points of interest. Enjoy lunch on your own in one of the many wonderful restaurants, pubs and cafes.
For those interested in shopping, the finest stores are located around Grafton Street and smaller side streets. There's something for everyone and the variety ranges from funky clothing and souvenirs to traditional wares and elegant fashions.
When it is time to refresh, the abundance food and beverage choices are sure to please every palate. Head over to Temple Bar if you are seeking a stylish bistro or a traditional pub atmosphere.
No matter what your interest, Dublin is an easy city to explore on your own. Just make sure to exchange your currency onboard the ship or at a currency exchange as Euros are required for entrance fees to popular attractions.
Schedule
Special Notes
The drive between Dun Laoghaire and Dublin is approximately 45 minutes each way.
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Moderate Activity
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Board your motorcoach and take a scenic drive to Dublin's city center. The capital of the Republic of Ireland delights all who visits with its history and culture. Disembark at a central point for shopping and sightseeing and spend the day (approximately five hours) seeing all of the city's key points of interest. Enjoy lunch on your own in one of the many wonderful restaurants, pubs and cafes.
For those interested in shopping, the finest stores are located around Grafton Street and smaller side streets. There's something for everyone and the variety ranges from funky clothing and souvenirs to traditional wares and elegant fashions.
When it is time to refresh, the abundance food and beverage choices are sure to please every palate. Head over to Temple Bar if you are seeking a stylish bistro or a traditional pub atmosphere.
No matter what your interest, Dublin is an easy city to explore on your own. Just make sure to exchange your currency onboard the ship or at a currency exchange as Euros are required for entrance fees to popular attractions.
Schedule
Special Notes
The drive between Dun Laoghaire and Dublin is approximately 45 minutes each way.