Bray Minibuses Between the Sea and the Mountains
Bray gives you a Victorian seafront, a cliff walk and the Wicklow Mountains, with Dublin just up the road. A minibus with a driver lets your group enjoy all of it, and nobody has to draw the short straw and drive.
Getting to and from Dublin Airport
Allow 40 to 50 minutes for the roughly 40 km to Dublin Airport on the M11 and M50. Going round the western side means crossing the M50 toll point between Junctions 6 and 7. There's no barrier or booth; payment is due by 8pm the following day, and the quote can spell out who looks after it.
Share your flight numbers and luggage count with your request. For seven or fewer travellers, an executive van may be the better choice.

Walk one way, ride back
Around Bray Head to Greystones on foot is about 7 km of coastal path. Your driver can drop everyone at the Bray end and be waiting in Greystones, only about 15 minutes back by road, so nobody has to walk it twice.
Airports serving Bray
Places groups love in Bray
- Glendalough — Monastic site in the Wicklow Mountains
- Killruddery House and Gardens — Historic estate on the southern edge of Bray
- Powerscourt Estate and Waterfall — House, gardens and waterfall near Enniskerry
- Bray Head and Cliff Walk to Greystones — Coastal walk of about 7 km
- Bray Seafront and Promenade — Victorian seafront below Bray Head
Where groups usually stay
- Greystones
- Enniskerry / Powerscourt
- Seafront / town centre
Gardens, glens and Avoca
Powerscourt Estate and Waterfall near Enniskerry is about 15 minutes away, and Killruddery House and Gardens sits on the southern edge of Bray. Up in the Wicklow Mountains, the old monastic settlement at Glendalough is some 45 minutes' drive, and Avoca about 50, so the two pair nicely in one day.
Dublin city centre is only about 20 km, but it usually takes around 40 minutes, so allow for that when you book a show or dinner.
Staying on the seafront or in the hills
Hotels and guesthouses line the seafront, and there are more up in Enniskerry near Powerscourt and down in Greystones. Send us each address and the operator confirms where the minibus can set down and park, so pickups go smoothly on busy summer days.
Questions
Is there a toll on the way to Dublin Airport?
Yes, if you go the western M50 way: there's a toll point between Junctions 6 and 7, payable by 8pm on the following day. Your quote can show how it's handled.
Will someone meet us at the Greystones end of the Cliff Walk?
Yes. Tell us roughly when you'll set off and the driver will be at Greystones to bring you back.
Can we visit Glendalough and Powerscourt in one day?
Yes. Powerscourt is about 15 minutes from Bray and Glendalough about 45, so a morning at one and an afternoon at the other works well.
Can you take our supporters to the Carlisle Grounds?
Yes. Bray Wanderers play there. Send the kick-off time and pickup points and we'll arrange a minibus to suit your numbers.
Other trips we arrange
- Getting your colleagues there and home again
- A school tour parents can relax about
- Travelling to the match as one team
- Getting everyone to the wedding, and home after the party
- Golf trips without the driving
- Your own day out, at your own pace
- Travelling together on pilgrimage
- Travel where everyone in the group comes along
Vehicles
- Full-size coach — 49-81 seats
- Midi coach — 29-35 seats
- Minibus — 16-19 seats
- Executive van (Mercedes V-Class and similar) — 6-7 seats
- Executive car (E-Class saloon class) — 1-3 seats
- Wheelchair-accessible minibus — 10-16 plus wheelchair spaces