Dublin Discovery

Cassidys Hotel, Dublin 1, is situated in the heart of Dublins city centre opposite the famous Gate theatre on Upper O'Connell Street and close to everything a visitor to Dublin could want. Dublin's shopping districts and museums are all within a short stroll of Cassidys hotel. This Dublin hotel forms one of the cities famous Georgian terraces on Parnell square.

Our Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour allows you to experience all the history and culture of Dublin in one visit. There are two routes on the tour, the Original route is 1 hour 45 minutes long with 26 stops conveniently located close to Dublin's most popular attractions. You can hop-off at any time to go visit attractions like Dublin Zoo, the Guinness Storehouse or The Book of Kells in Trinity College. Your guide will point out all the most famous landmarks and points of interest along the way, showing you where famous Dubliners like James Joyce, Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett (among others) lived and spent their time.

The second route is through Dublin's Docklands, and takes 45 minutes with 9 stops including The Jeanie Johnston Famine Memorial ship, The Bord Gais Energy Theatre and The National Convention Centre. You can also hop-off at Stop 7 to take a Dublin Bay Cruise. Buses start at 9am daily, and arrive at each stop every 10-15 minutes. You'll enjoy live commentary from our Failte Ireland trained drivers, all native Dubliners who will charm and entertain you.

Please make your own way to the meeting point on Suffolk Street (near Old Stone Church and the Molly Malone Statue). Ensure you arrive at least 10-15 minutes before the scheduled tour start time. Jump aboard our tour bus, and meet friendly inquisitive fellow adventurers for our trip to one of Ireland's 7 Wonders: The Cliffs Of Moher. As we visit all the different sites, we will inform you on the flora and fauna, and the great (and also tragic), history that goes with the Cliffs of Moher and the surrounding area. When holidaying in Ireland, this wonderful Cliffs of Moher day trip is one not to be missed. Like the irish weather, as well as because of it, this site is different on a daily basis and we always enjoy coming here. After a breath taking walk on the cliffs we will visit the Burren, a limestone/karst region of Ireland. Here you will get to hop between the klints and grikes and view the amazing flora and fauna that only grow in this special ecosystem. We can have lunch in the beautifully scenic Doolin or at the cliffs if the weather is with us (own account). After lunch we will drive along the coastline stopping at places of outstanding beauty and historic relevance. We will travel via Galway Bay and Corcomeroe Abbey where we will stop off for a picture. Last stop is the harbour village of Kinvara, then back to Dublin