Tours for Ireland Campervan Travelers: Dublin, Day Trips and More

Quick summary: A campervan gets you around Ireland, but some of the best experiences are better without the vehicle. In Dublin, park at a campsite and take the bus in for the Guinness Storehouse, whiskey distilleries, walking tours and a traditional Irish night. Elsewhere, guided day trips to the Cliffs of Moher or the Giant’s Causeway let you relax for a day without driving. These guides show where tours fit into a campervan or motorhome trip.

At a glance
In DublinGuinness, whiskey, food, walking and pub tours
EveningsIrish night shows, music tours, pub crawls
Day tripsCliffs of Moher, Giant’s Causeway, Glendalough, Newgrange
Multi-dayGuided trips while the campervan rests
TipNever drive after a tasting tour
ToursFeatured tours

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Which tour guides are there?

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Dublin tours for campervan travelersCity sights, drinks, food and nightlife
Day and multi-day toursGuided trips from Dublin and beyond

Why join tours on an RV trip?

For the experiences that involve a drink, a guide or a city center. Distillery and brewery tours mean you shouldn’t drive afterward, and Dublin’s center is far easier on foot. A guided day trip also gives the driver a break.

Where should you stay for Dublin tours?

At a campsite with bus access into the city, then leave the campervan parked for the day. See Dublin and Howth.

Which tours are worth booking ahead?

The Book of Kells and the Guinness Storehouse in busy periods, Irish night shows, and popular day trips. Browse Guinness tours and Irish night shows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you do Dublin tours on a campervan trip?

Yes. Stay at a campsite with bus access and leave the campervan parked for the day.

Should you drive after a Guinness or whiskey tour?

No. Plan tasting tours for days when you don’t need to drive.

Are there day trips from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher?

Yes. Guided day tours run from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher and the Giant’s Causeway.

Do I need to book the Book of Kells in advance?

It is wise in busy periods, as timed tickets can sell out.