Taste of Wicklow: Irish Countryside Food & Film Private Tour

Your adventure begins at Lough Tay, one of Ireland’s most photographed spots, also known as the Guinness Lake because of its dark peaty waters and creamy white sand beach resembling a pint of Guinness.
Learn about the Guinness family estate, the celebrities who have stayed here, and the scenes from iconic productions filmed in this valley — from Vikings to Irish Wish.
Enjoy a short walk and panoramic views of the lake surrounded by heather-covered mountains and stone walls. Perfect for photography and quiet reflection.

Continue your scenic drive through the Wicklow Mountains National Park, tracing routes featured in the movie Braveheart.

You’ll stop at the scenic “PS I Love You” bridge, where one of the film’s most romantic scenes was shot.
Take a leisurely stroll through the mountain landscape — wild, dramatic, and unmistakably Irish — just like the movie’s characters did.

Arrive in Roundwood, Ireland’s highest village, known for its laid-back charm and honest Irish flavours.
 Here you’ll enjoy a fresh focaccia sandwich (meat or vegetarian) paired with tea or coffee of your choice.

Everything is made from locally sourced ingredients, bursting with freshness and flavour — served in an authentic, welcoming atmosphere.
This is a perfect food stop where you can chat with locals, soak up the rural ambience, and experience Irish hospitality at its best.

Next, visit the Powerscourt Waterfall, Ireland’s highest at 121 metres.
Nestled amid beech, oak, and pine trees, it’s a spectacular natural setting for photos or a short nature walk.
You might even spot the friendly local deer or red squirrels that live in the surrounding woods.

Continue to Powerscourt Estate, one of the most beautiful gardens in the world, featuring sweeping terraces, fountains, and views of the Sugar Loaf mountain.
Enjoy freshly baked scones — widely praised as some of the best in Ireland — served with clotted cream and homemade jam in the Avoca Café.
Take a stroll through the Italian and Japanese gardens, admire the ornate sculptures, and soak up the grandeur of this 18th-century estate once home to the Wingfield family.

End your day in Enniskerry, a picture-perfect village that feels straight out of a postcard.
Relax in a warm, rustic-chic pub, complete with wooden beams, a roaring fireplace, and a friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a pint of Irish beer (or a soft drink if you prefer) and maybe chat with the locals — it’s the kind of place where conversations flow easily.
This village has also featured in several films (Disenchanted, Going Dutch) and is a favourite stop for visitors seeking an authentic Irish village experience.