The Garden of Ireland — granite mountains, glacial lakes and the monastic ruins of Glendalough.
Wicklow rises almost immediately south of Dublin into the granite uplands of the Wicklow Mountains. Its glacial valleys, blanket bogs and forest parks earn it the nickname ‘the Garden of Ireland’.
Walk the Spinc above Lough Dan, explore the monastic city of Glendalough, and visit Powerscourt Gardens and the seaside town of Greystones.
Step back in time at General Admission and explore Ireland’s rich heritage and culture through interactive exhibits,…
Experience unforgettable kayaking tours in Ireland, exploring stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and wildlife with…
Experience an unforgettable 4-day surf camp on the Irish coast, suitable for all skill levels, with personalized…
Experience a 5-day surf camp on Ireland’s west coast, suitable for all skill levels, with expert instructors amidst…
Personalized private surf lessons in Ireland for all skill levels, guided by expert instructors amidst stunning…
Discover the rugged beauty of Ireland’s coastline on a breathtaking Coastal Tour, winding through dramatic cliffs,…
Experience the natural beauty of Wicklow Harbour with our guided Tidal Sup adventure, navigating crystal-clear waters…
Experience the thrill of Coasteering in Ireland, exploring hidden caves, cliffs, and coves with expert guides for an…
A 4-star B&B in Kilbride, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 20 km from Glendalough, and 10 km from Wicklow. Rated…
A self-catering stay in Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 5.8 km from Powerscourt Estate & Waterfall,…
A 4-star B&B in Glendalough, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 2.4 km from Glendalough. Rated 4.9 on Google.
A B&B in Roundwood, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 5.0 km from Powerscourt Estate & Waterfall, and 12 km from…
A self-catering stay in Glendalough, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 2.8 km from Glendalough. Rated 4.9 on…
A 4-star guesthouse in Glenealy, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 13 km from Glendalough, and 6.6 km from…
A 4-star self-catering stay in Hollywood, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 6.9 km from Wicklow Mountains…
A self-catering stay in Hollywood, Co. Wicklow in Ireland’s Ancient East. 6.9 km from Wicklow Mountains National Park,…
Explore the decorated Treetop Walk, follow the trail and hunt for ten magical objects hidden along the way. Find them…
• Spooky train ride • Witches’ Cauldron Challenge • Halloween gingerbread decorating • A spooky sing-along story •…
Scaoilte Theatre conclude their national tour in The Whale Theatre, Greystones on the 29th of October with their hit…
This two-day celebration of trees, biodiversity and working with nature features guided tree and biodiversity walks,…
The West Wicklow Festival returns to the Manor House at Tulfarris, Blessington, for a weekend of world-class music…
The Wicklow Stories Film Festival returns to the Whale Theatre in Greystones on Friday, 13 November 2026, celebrating…
FeaturedSeafront Victorian pub named among Lonely Planet’s best-loved pubs, with live music
FeaturedVillage pub dating from 1776, a short walk from Glendalough’s monastic site
FeaturedAtmospheric 17th-century inn in one of Ireland’s highest villages
FeaturedRiverside bar and music venue overlooking the celebrated Meeting of the Waters
FeaturedVillage pub made famous as the bar in BBC drama Ballykissangel
FeaturedA 6th-century monastic city founded by St Kevin in a glaciated valley, with a round tower and churches among the lakes.
A remote mountain cottage where 1798 rebel Michael Dwyer hid from crown forces in the Wicklow hills.
A satellite of Glasnevin set in an 18th-century estate, famed for its rhododendrons and rare conifers.
A medieval church ruin on the cliff path at Bray Head, the smallest of the Wicklow monastic sites.
A large multi-vallate hillfort of the Bronze Age, with a later ringfort, near Shillelagh.
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