Find Your Shuttle Route

City-to-City Transfer

Galway to Dublin Shuttle

From

Galway

To

Dublin
Travel time: 2.5 to 3 hours
Ireland
View all routes in Ireland →
Need the return trip? Dublin → Galway

What's Included

Amenity Highlights

A/C
Flight Delay Friendly

About This Route

Route Description

ℹ️

Route descriptions often refer only to the first listing shown. Amenities and services vary by provider — please review individual listings before booking.

Dublin to Galway Shuttle Service

Book a transfer from Dublin to Galway — from Ireland's vibrant capital of literary pubs and Georgian squares to the bohemian cultural capital of the west: a colorful, music-filled city on the edge of the Wild Atlantic Way.

What to Expect

The 210 km journey takes 2.5 to 3 hours heading west via the M6 motorway across the Irish Midlands, passing through the boglands and limestone landscapes of the west before arriving at the Atlantic coast.

About Galway

Galway is Ireland's most vibrant and bohemian city — a colorful, compact city where traditional Irish music pours from every pub, street performers line the cobblestoned Shop Street and Quay Street, and the creative energy is infectious. The Latin Quarter is the heart of the city, with its medieval lanes, independent boutiques, and seafood restaurants serving Galway Bay oysters. The Spanish Arch and Long Walk along the River Corrib, Eyre Square, and the Galway City Museum tell the city's story as a medieval trading port. Galway is the gateway to Connemara's wild Atlantic landscapes, the Aran Islands (ancient stone forts on windswept Atlantic islands), and the Cliffs of Moher. The Galway International Arts Festival (July) and Galway Oyster Festival (September) are legendary. The city's Irish-speaking heritage, traditional music sessions (the Crane Bar, Tig Cóilí, Tigh Neachtain), and warm, welcoming atmosphere make it one of Europe's most lovable small cities.

Reserve Your Seat

Book Your Shuttle

Things to Do in Dublin

Top-rated tours and activities at your destination

🔔

Get Deal Alerts for This Route

We'll email you when prices drop or new shuttle options are added.

Navigate

Estimated Route

Loading Map...

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the shuttle from Galway to Dublin?
The estimated travel time from Galway to Dublin is approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. Actual duration may vary depending on traffic, weather, and road conditions.
What amenities are included on this shuttle?
This route includes the following amenities: A/C, Flight Delay Friendly. Please note that amenities may vary by provider, so review the specific listing details before booking.
Is hotel or airport pickup available?
Pickup availability depends on the specific provider. Some shuttles offer hotel or airport pickup as an option. Check the booking section above for pickup details on each listing.
Can I bring luggage on the shuttle?
Yes, most shuttle services allow you to bring luggage. Standard allowances typically include one large suitcase and one carry-on bag per passenger. If you have oversized or extra luggage, we recommend contacting the provider in advance or mentioning it during booking to ensure there is enough space.
How do I book a shuttle from Galway to Dublin?
You can book directly on this page! Scroll up to the "Book Your Shuttle" section, browse the available listings, select the option that best fits your schedule and budget, and follow the booking steps. Most providers offer instant confirmation.
Is this a private or shared shuttle?
Both private and shared shuttle options may be available on this route. Shared shuttles are a cost-effective way to travel, while private shuttles offer exclusivity for your group. Check the listings above to see which options are currently offered.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellation policies vary by provider. Many shuttle services offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Please review the specific cancellation terms shown on each listing before completing your booking.

Share this route with your travel group

» View all routes in Ireland