What makes Vagabond tours unique?
We bring you where bigger bus tours cannot, delivering positive impacts to local communities. Vagabond Cultural Adventures are 5-12 day itineraries with outdoor activities like hiking, biking, horseback-riding and watersports. Sustainable Practices: Vagabond tour vehicles are fuel-efficient, they use eco-friendly cleaning products, and they recycle and compost waste. Compostable coffee cups and reusable water bottles for all their guests. They save water, conserve fuel and practice Leave No Trace while on tour.
What is the age range on Vagabond tours?
There’s no maximum age on our tours. Our average age range is between 35-65; however, we regularly welcome guests from either side of that range. Children over the age of 5 may travel on a Collette tour accompanied by an adult. Child land rates are valid for ages 5-12, sharing a room with two full-paying adults. Participation in any products that include Safari or Game Drive components, is limited to travelers aged 13 and up.
Do Vagabond tours offer private tours?
We offer private versions of our scheduled small-group tours, subject to availability. The departure date, hotels and general route is fixed. You are free to alter the day-to-day activities to your taste. Our Ireland private tours from Dublin offer a flexible, personalised way to experience the magic. The best time to visit Ireland are the months of May, June, and September, according to Byrne. These are the months that touch the peak season of summer, so the weather is warm but most of the crowds have yet to arrive or have already gone. That said, even the months of March, April, and October offer pleasant weather.When is the best time to visit Ireland? The best time to visit Ireland is between March and May, and September to November, when it’s not as crowded as it is in summer, or as cold as it is in winter. That said, Ireland has a mild, temperate climate and although it’s rainy at times, you can visit all year round.In 5 days, you can see some of the best sights a tour of Ireland has to offer. In our opinion, we’d recommend focusing on 1 or 2 areas of Ireland and branching out from the major cities. For example, in 5 days you can tour the Southwest coast, or combine a journey from Belfast and see Northern Ireland.