Paddywagon Tours

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Paddywagon Tours

based on 4 reviews  

5 Beresford Place Lower Gardiner Street Dublin 1, Ireland

Paddywagon Tours Reviews

darcylapp darcylapp
2 reviews
10-day tour: An affordable way to learn about and see Ireland Jul 29, 2008
I would recommend Paddywagon tours for people who want to do a typical tour, either alone or in conjunction with the rest of your travels. The tour is fast-paced and informative. Our tour guide, Yvonne, was amazing, intelligent, and helpful. I am not sure what the other tour guides are like, but Yvonne went above and beyond in many capacities... While we were on the trip, one of our busmate's grandparents died. Yvonne did everything she could to help this person to make arrangements to get home. She also located and returned my glasses which I had lost earlier in the trip.

I would not recommend this trip for people who are super picky. While I thought accommodations were above my expectations, I could see people who are not flexible being unhappy. I would also not recommend this trip for those into independent travel unless you're staying in Ireland beyond the tour dates; while the tour does allow time for you to explore, it is minimal. I did this trip as a kickoff to my stay in Ireland, and I thought it was completely worthwhile. I learned so much, and it made my independent stay in Ireland that much more meaningful. Yvonne taught me many things about Ireland which I'll never forget.
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Glowbaby21 Glowbaby…
5 reviews
Aug 08, 2007
On a recent trip to Ireland, my friend and I decided to get out of Dublin and take a three day trip around the Ring of Kerry. We chose Paddy Wagon Tours (mostly because of the name and availability) and hoped for the best. We were not disappointed! The trip was well planned but very laid back and the drivers/tour guides were full of hilarious stories about their own personal lives and their country. We got to see Dingle Bay, the Blarney Stone, Killarney, and lots of other attractions that we probably wouldn't have been able to get to without the tour. The price includes accomadations, entrance fees and breakfast. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to have lots of laughs and see Ireland!
Jenna
Explorica Educational Travel
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Robin1109 Robin1109
16 reviews
Dec 11, 2006
A really worthwhile tour group to latch on to if you're in Ireland and
short on time. The guides are informative and fun and the tours attract
mainly young adults looking to discover the world. The group makes sure
to put you up in nice hostel accommodations and ensures you have a
great time. (They'll stop the bus for you if you think you drank too
much the night before and it's coming back to haunt you!!) Many stops
are typical tourist destinations but they also make sure to take you
around to towns and villages that you otherwise would never have
stumbled acrossed.

Worth the money you pay!!



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travelman727 says:
Thanks for the great review! I'll have to check them out this fall.
Posted on: Dec 11, 2006
Nzelvis Nzelvis
46 reviews
May 17, 2005
Looking for a way to get around Ireland? Want to learn all about the history, the myth, and the culture today? Want to go places you wouldn't think to go on your own, and see things you may not see on your own? Want to not have to worry about accomodation for a few days? If so, take a Paddywagon Tour. This company, created and run by Irish, will take care of you for as little as one day or as many as eight days. There are many tour options to pick from, this reviewer took a six day all Ireland tour. While it's impossible to see all of Ireland in six days, the Paddywagon folks know how to make the most out of your time. Their bus will take you to all the main sites and many sites even guide books don't talk about. They share with you the issues in Northern Ireland today and how it affects the country on both sides. You'll get to sing songs and hear the Irish myth of leprechans, giants, flying horses, and more. These tours are designed for backpackers, although anyone of any age can go!
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Jun 15, 2008
Kylie had just finished a Paddywagon tour herself and we ran into some mates she’d made on the tour on our walk. We went to a Tescos, bought a bottle of wine and went back to their hostel to drink in the common room. Her mates were pretty cool… Touring Dublin and drinking in Temple Bar
Sep 06, 2008
According to the tour guide, she used to sell seafood by day and her body by night. haha. There's even a song that goes with it. Walked along the Liffey River back to the hostel.  I wanted to make sure I had a good nights rest before the PaddywagonMade it to Dublin, Ireland
May 19, 2005
Day 3 in Dublin was a relatively slow day, and an opportunity to relax before I started 6 a day All-Ireland Paddywagon tour the next day.  It gave me a chance to walk around the city and reflect, and was one last day to hang out with people before we parted ways. … Dublin - Day 3
Mar 30, 2005
We knew we had five more days in Ireland and really wanted to take advantage of it. The hostel down the street was the jumping off point for Paddywagon Tours. We decided to do a 3 day southern tour of Ireland so we could really experience the country of Ireland. It was certainly the best decision we ever made! … Day 3: Dublin, Ireland

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