Top Experiences in The Hill of Tara (Teamhair)

Embark on a 6-hour exclusive guided tour from Dublin to delve into Ireland's rich heritage. Explore the ancient Neolithic tombs of Newgrange and immerse yourself in the historical significance of the Hill of Tara in Boyne Valley. Accompanied by a knowledgeable and affable guide, you'll receive insightful commentary throughout the journey. On the return, there's a possibility of a stopover at Howth village for a delicious meal. Howth, a picturesque fishing village, boasts a lineage dating back to 819 AD, marking the arrival of Norse Vikings in its bay. It's important to note that the previously mentioned represents a potential outline of the day's activities, which your guide will thoroughly brief you on before commencing the tour.

My name is Owen and I would like to tell you why my tour of the beautiful Boyne Valley is unique.

I am a fully qualified tour guide who lives with my family in a town called Drogheda, located at the heart of the Boyne Valley. My local knowledge of the area gives me a unique advantage as a tour guide.

I have a passion for storytelling and I use this to make the history and heritage of the sites in the Boyle Valley come alive, so that my guests can fully understand and appreciate our wonderful past.

My Private tour is luxury and bespoke.

Guests are chauffeured throughout the Boyne Valley in my beautiful jaguar limousine. An advantage of a private tour is that it is flexible. We can go at a pace that suits our guests and can change the itinerary if needs be.

After spending a great day together our guests will be chauffeured to their hotel. We will have only spent a short time together but I hope they will have enjoyed that time and have some wonderful memories that last a lifetime.

Experience a unique journey through time from Ireland's ancient kings to enchanting ruins!

Are you staying in Dublin and looking for an unforgettable day trip to some stunning locations outside the city, where you can experience authentic Ireland through a local's eyes?

Let us be your guide and take the stress out of planning and navigating the difficult roads. We'll handle the driving on the left hand side of the road, so all you have to do is sit back, relax, and soak in the beautiful sights and compelling stories.

Let Ireland’s ancient heritage and untouched nature fill you with wonderful energy!

This tour will also perfectly suit guests who would like to celebrate their special occasion (eg, anniversary, birthday, family celebration etc) - it provides a unique intimate experience with a personal touch (please note that we can also serve Prosecco at the picnic).

Tour Highlights:
Malahide Castle & Gardens - Buy your tickets online - 12the Century Castle 30 - 60 Mins
Newgrange & Knowth - Buy your ticket online - One of the oldest buildings ever discovered. It is estimated to be around 5,200 years old 2: 30 Hrs. Lunch Stop 
Slaine Castle. Drive By.Hill of Tara - Photo Stop

The vehicle and Chauffeur are fully licensed and insured in accordance with The Irish Government Transport Authority.

Embark on a 6-hour exclusive guided tour from Dublin to delve into Ireland's rich heritage. Explore the ancient Neolithic tombs of Newgrange and immerse yourself in the historical significance of the Hill of Tara in Boyne Valley. Accompanied by a knowledgeable and affable guide, you'll receive insightful commentary throughout the journey. On the return, there's a possibility of a stopover at Howth village for a delicious meal. Howth, a picturesque fishing village, boasts a lineage dating back to 819 AD, marking the arrival of Norse Vikings in its bay. It's important to note that the previously mentioned represents a potential outline of the day's activities, which your guide will thoroughly brief you on before commencing the tour.

Day tour from Dublin to explore Celtic Ireland every Saturday with a Spanish speaking guide. Discover the ancient history of Ireland in this enjoyable day tour. Departing from central Dublin first thing in the morning, this tour will take you to Loughcrew, Trim Castle, the Hill of Tara and Monasterboice, returning to Dublin in the early evening.

Join this scenic day tour through rural areas of Ireland just a short drive from Dublin.

Discover Ireland´s ancient sites, an Anglo-Norman Castle, an early Christian site, enjoy the rural surroundings and you might even become the High King of Ireland!

The Hill of Tara was the famous seat of the High Kings of Ireland. On this self-guided GPS walking tour, you’ll discover why Tara was and still is an important spiritual center. My story brings you all the way from the arrival of the first farmers in the Boyne Valley through to the dawn of Christianity. We’ll explore the essence of Celtic spirituality and peer through a window into Ireland’s Iron Age, a time of druids, saints and kings.

You can look forward to:

• One of the oldest Stone Age passage tombs in Ireland and other archaeological discoveries at the Hill of Tara.
• Portals to the otherworld of the fairies and other folk traditions associated with Tara.
• Testing your courage – and your stomach – against the trials of being a king in ancient Ireland and the unsavory practices associated with kingship here at the Hill of Tara

And if you’d like to take part in an Irish tradition then please bring a piece of degradable cloth with you on this walk. All will be revealed!

Learn all about Ireland's heritage on this 6-hour-long private guided tour of the Boyne Valley from Dublin. You will visit the Neolithic tombs of Newgrange and get to explore the Hill of Tara in its home of Boyne Valley.

You'll have a friendly and experienced guide who'll accompany you along the way. On the way home you may get to stop of at Howth Village for a bite to eat. Howth is a beautiful fishing village dating back as far as 819 when Norse Vikings first invaded the bay. 

Please note the above is an example of what might be achieved during the day's activities. Your guide will go through everything with you before you start.

Please note that you are required to buy your ticket for Newgrange site in advance. Details sent on booking.

The tour uses a mixture of private guides and taxi guides. All guides are very friendly, experienced, passionate, and knowledgeable about the history of Ireland. Taxis have the advantage of using bus lanes to avoid heavy traffic around the city.

You will be greeted by your chauffeur guide at the reception of your hotel or your location / address in Dublin City. You will have a stress-free luxury day tour in an Executive Mercedes Benz V Class MPV. suitable for up to 6 passengers.

It is a flexible tour, the listed sites are an example of the Newgrange tour. You have the option of including or excluding sites according you preferences.
Tour starts and ends in Dublin.

The Boyne Valley is to Irish people what Israel is to Christians. The Boyne Valley is historically the most important part of Ireland.

On this tour you’ll be taken back through the mists of Ireland’s ancient history, spanning over 5,000yrs to visit Newgrange (an ancient passage tomb older than the Pyramids), The Hill of Tara (the old capital of Ireland), Slane (where St. Patrick secured his legacy), Monasterboice Monastery (famed for its elaborately carved High Crosses) and Trim Castle (a mighty spectacle from the 12th century).

Why people love this tour:
1. Walk into a tomb that’s over 5000 years old and be moved by its majesty & mystery.
2. Stand atop the Hill of Tara (Ireland’s historic cultural, spiritual and political capital), contemplating its huge significance whilst peering at Ireland’s endless verdant stretches before you.
3. The myths, legends and histories of St. Patrick, ancient Gaelic Kings, battles and societies open up a whole world that you never knew existed.

Take off on a time-traveling journey through the Boyne Valley in Ireland, where mysterious vistas and a rich past await you.

First up is the Hill of Tara, home of Ireland's High Kings, which has a rich historical background and stunning panoramas that include the fabled Coronation Stone.

Proceed to Trim Castle, Ireland's largest Anglo-Norman castle, where its imposing walls and lush grounds bring mediaeval tales to life.

Following 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 eat lunch at a restaurant.

The trip ends at Fore Abbey, the serene remains of a monastery Saint Fechin built in the seventh century that invite reflection amid the resiliency of history.

With stops at both holy hills and monastic ruins, this journey allows you to immerse yourself in the spirit of Celtic heritage and experience a piece of Ireland's rich history at every turn.