Privater Autotransfer von Dublin nach Waterford

Overview: car trip from Dublin to Waterford

Dublin is a must-visit city for most people with its energetic nightlife, historic sights like Trinity College and Dublin Castle, and, of course, its Guinness Storehouse. With so much to see and do, drawing yourself away from Dublin and toward other parts of Ireland can be challenging, but we promise a car trip from Dublin to Waterford will be well worth the effort.

About Waterford

Waterford is a city along the River Suir in southeast Ireland that isn't far from Dublin. Although it sees its fair share of eager visitors, it's not as known as places like Dublin and Galway.

As Ireland's oldest city, it's unsurprising that it is historically significant, as evidenced by its many cultural and historical attractions and landmarks. Not to mention, Waterford is also home to the incredibly famous Waterford Crystal – yes, the pristine crystalware you're thinking of – which you won't see being made anywhere else in the world.

From Dublin to Waterford: travel tips

With its emerald green landscape and wild, untamed outdoors, Waterford deserves to be on your travel bucket list if you plan an Irish escape. And if you've already made your way to Dublin and are in the thick of your Irish explorations, you're in luck. Waterford is only a short distance away. Just check out a few travel tips before you set out:

How to get from Dublin to Waterford

Getting from Dublin to Waterford can be a bit of a challenge. To help you decide how to make the trip, we've shared a few of the best ways to travel from one city to the next below:

From Dublin to Waterford by bus

As with most countries, bus travel is the cheapest way to get from one city to the next. If you want to take the bus from Dublin to Waterford, you have a few coach-line options, but the most popular is J.J. Kavanagh & Sons.

Tickets with J.J. Kavanagh & Sons cost between $15 and $25, and the trip takes about two hours and ten minutes since most buses with this coach drive directly. If you don't want to travel with J.J. Kavanagh & Sons, you can take a bus with Dublin Coach. They are slightly cheaper, but the trip time is a little longer by about 15 minutes. Just be sure to check the timetable of both bus lines to ensure they offer trips when you want to travel. Aside from filling up, the other downside of the bus is that you can't stop at any of the attractions along the way.

Things to do when you get to Waterford

Dublin might be Ireland's largest city, but Waterford is the oldest. As such, it has a few unique attractions and landmarks you won't want to miss out on when you visit. Have a look at this list of the best things to do when you get to Waterford:

When is the best time to visit Waterford?

The best time to visit Waterford is usually in the Summer months when the weather is at its warmest and most pleasant. Since it's not a super popular tourist destination, you don't have to worry about crowds as much.