Site Access Images

Site Access Image Gallery

These images are provided to help visitors understand the access conditions at the sites visited on Boyne Valley Tours in advance. This allows the itinerary to be adjusted where necessary to suit individual mobility or accessibility needs.

Brú na Bóinne Visitor Center

A 275-yard (250-meter) pathway leads from the parking area to the Brú na Bóinne Visitor Center.

A 275-yard (250-meter) pathway leads from the parking area to the Brú na Bóinne Visitor Center.

Accessible replica of the Newgrange Chamber at the Brú na Bóinne Visitor Center

Accessible replica of the Newgrange Chamber at the Brú na Bóinne Visitor Center.

Newgrange Passage Tomb

A gravel path surrounds the Newgrange monument, with steps leading to the interior.

A gravel path surrounds the Newgrange monument, with steps leading to the interior.

There are steps leading to the interior of Newgrange Passage Tomb

There are steps leading to the interior of Newgrange Passage Tomb.

The passage to the chamber narrows in places, and the chamber itself may feel claustrophobic for some visitors

The passage to the chamber narrows in places, and the chamber itself may feel claustrophobic for some visitors.

Knowth Passage Tomb

A gravel path surrounds the Knowth monument, with steps leading to the top of the mound

A gravel path surrounds the Knowth monument, with steps leading to the top of the mound.

Hill of Tara

The Hill of Tara is a grass-covered site with uneven terrain, and the surface can become slippery when wet

The Hill of Tara is a grass-covered site with uneven terrain, and the surface can become slippery when wet.

Old Mellifont Abbey

Old Mellifont Abbey has excellent accessibility for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility

Old Mellifont Abbey has excellent accessibility for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility | View Video

Glendalough Monastic Site

Steps and uneven terrain at the entrance to the monastic site at Glendalough in County Wicklow

Steps and uneven terrain at the entrance to the monastic site at Glendalough in County Wicklow