Glendalough’s round tower and ancient monastic site
Sample programme · 3 days

City, landscape
& Irish heritage.

Three days with more space for Dublin, Wicklow and the cultural experiences that give your group a connection to Ireland.

Glendalough monastic site · County Wicklow
Your programme

More depth, without rushing the days.

Add a heritage or estate setting and give the group time to enjoy a shared experience. The route stays manageable and is tailored to your hotel, arrival times and interests.

Sample itinerary

A starting point for your itinerary

Day 1

Dublin arrival & welcome

Settle into the hotel, then choose a light city introduction or an interactive Dublin experience. A welcome dinner or reception brings the group together.

Day 2

A Wicklow day together

Build the day around Glendalough or an estate programme, with a guided landscape experience or main group activity, lunch and a return to Dublin or a Wicklow overnight.

Day 3

Heritage, culture & a farewell

Choose a suitable heritage setting or cultural programme. A bodhrán workshop, Irish-themed challenge or relaxed lunch can provide a final shared moment before onward travel.

Powerscourt House and formal gardens in Wicklow
Historic settings

Let the setting
shape the experience.

Estate gardens, heritage and hospitality can be combined with a facilitated activity. Venue access, capacity and arrangements are confirmed before booking.

Explore distinctive venues
Your next step

Let’s plan your Ireland programme

Tell us your dates, group size, interests and budget range. We’ll recommend a programme and set out the experiences, coordination and supplier arrangements in your proposal.

Photography & destination imagery

Destination photographs supplied through Ireland’s Content Pool, Fáilte Ireland and Tourism Ireland. Credits include David Rocaberti (Cliffs of Moher), Gareth Wray (Dunquin), Chris Hill Photographic (Dunluce), Brian Morrison (Cashel), Nuria Puentes (Ha’penny Bridge), Brenda Harris / Fáilte Ireland (Samuel Beckett Bridge), Sonder Visuals / Fáilte Ireland (Glendalough monastic site), and Brian Morrison / Tourism Ireland (Glendalough landscape). Image metadata and credits are retained with the source files. Photographs illustrate the destination; the locations and services included in each programme are confirmed in your proposal.