Very beautiful. Bit overcrowded & over-expensive / But everyone is very nice. The eastern side with cheaper accommodation doesn’t have a great beach, is kind of dirty with trash & has giant jellyfish. Phra Nang beach, a 20 min walk is very pretty. Everything is walkable - there’s no roads, it’s just a path from one end to the other. Many restaurants - selling from healthy food, coffee, weed & mushrooms (be aware there’s a lot on the island!), bars & resorts. 100 (x2) baht trail boat from Ao Nang (ask for return ticket also) - if not you can just pay the guy when you leave. Beware of monkeys! They will steal your food and aren’t afraid to do it.

Railay beach used to have a reputation as a hippie enclave and you can still feel some of that history in the beach community. Beautiful sunset view, adventurous ride in and out, monkeys, caves, and climbing. A great beach for your more adventurous travelers.

Beautiful place but you have to block out the hoards of people and garbage piled up all over the beach and resort areas. The trash was really appalling. Really I’d give this place 3.5 stars. Pros: we loved the lagoon hike and it’s definitely challenging! We enjoyed the epic sci-fi looking “floating” islands and swimming at the beach. I would have enjoyed rock climbing if I had time. The caves are quite nice too. The giant pile of phallic statues is hilarious. We took a boat to Ao Nang and rented a Moped and drove an hour and a half to emerald pool which was a very fun day.

Stunning beach with 2 parts to explore. You can see monkeys so hold on to your belongings! Great place to sunbathe, find shells and also get food. Lovely little street with small food places and shops. The other side of the island has a beach with caves and amazing rock formations where you can do rock climbing. Fun boat ride to the beach too!

Rare mixture of cliffs and caves along beautiful beaches. So called east beach is in very bad shape though. Carribbean style walking street and bars next to fancy hotels. Reptiles and monkeys free bonus.😅

Very nice beach, full of restaurants and bars. Good vegeterian and vegan choices, you can arrive only by boat and the last boat is 5.30pm

Beautiful beach and wish we’d spent longer here! Definitely worth going for the sunsets and the music playing at the bars really fits the vibe! The only thing to be careful of are the men who take you on the boats as a group of us got ripped off. We were told after 7pm there is a extra fee so we asked to leave at 6:50pm and they refused unless we paid the fee even though most of us didn’t have cash! It got very spiteful so just bare this in mind.

First time here and we walked till the other end and found tew lay bar You could tour most of the places in a days but still recommend to stay overnight here to get the night and peaceful beach views. Last boat to leave Railay beach is 6pm. Don’t miss you boat. The diamond cave would need some fee to enter. You will need to climb the cliff for Another viewpoint and lagoon. Towards the other end, you will find Princess cave and swimming areas. The command toilet will need to pay for a fee for usage.

Overall it’s worth checking out if you have time. 200baht for the boat across, stunning scenery along the way. Lots of restaurants, bars and dispensaries here. Lots of monkeys be aware don’t miss the cut off time if it’s just a day trip. Absolutely stunning place, they have a pier on the opposite side we come during low tide it was ok. Definitely worth a trip over

If you come to Krabi must visit Railay Beach. We take the long tail boat from Ao Nang to Railay. 100🐷 per person one way. Many shop and restaurant There. Also the view point and the lagoon on the top. A little hard to climb up but worth to try. Don't forget to bring sports shoes with you.

It is the most beautiful beach I've ever been to, and there are quite a lot of tourists. Although, it is a private beach, and you need to visit over there by speed boat or ship only.

You can buy ticket ferry to visit here , very beautiful, many restaurants, bars but too crowded tourists you can do snorkeling here and see some baby sharks if you are lucky

This is probably the most iconic beach in this part of Thailand. Easy and cheap to get to by boat and definitely well worth the visit. The area is extensive and there are plenty of restaurants catering to all tastes and budgets. I would highly recommend hiring kayaks and taking them out in the ocean to explore the nearby caves and stunning rock formations. There are also rock climbing opportunities on the island.

One of the best trips we did. A short boat ride from Ao Nang. Lots to do. Kayaking was wonderful. Lots to explore and many other activities to keep you happy.

One of my favorite places to visit when I’m in Krabi, Thailand. Such a beautiful secluded spot with two amazing beaches lined with limestone cliffs. Lots of rock climbing also available here as well but I just love the avatar like feel this place has.

Beautiful place but be careful with mafia type agencies, selling all included private transport then when off the beach and in Krabi they put you on shared minibuses! Having being caught out our family of 5 paid a lot of money to find shared transport which took over double the time. Get your receipt written in English not Thai!

Nice beach, very touristy though. The beach was clean. If you want to swim with less people in the water, go in the morning.

A nice lagoon to relax. Thaiwand wall is worth hiking for the views. Great climbs there too!

It might be usually crowded but it's quite long, so you can find spots with shade -and of course to swim. Water is really nice (unlike Aonang) and the view is stunning.

Among so many beaches this one is the beautiful we found. Less crowded and water is super clean. Must visit.

Peace, calm and open to swim. Best time is to go there is sunset. You can book resort and stay for overnight, otherwise you can take private boats and visit there.

Second time going to this beach, first time being in 2015. Didn't change much, except more people going there, but still not too crowded. The beach there is really nice, water is clear and warm. You can reach Railay Beach by taking a tail boat from Ao Nang Beach. Recommended

Busy, noisy but visually it was beautiful. It’s a must do visit for Krabi visitors and we went to see it (like everyone else). It looked very stunning as a photo opportunity because it is in a cove and has the high cliffs. Railay beach felt more of a tourist resort (granted we were tourists) and less Thai authentic than some other areas we have visited. I wouldn’t go back if I stayed in this area again.

Glad we made the decision to stay at a resort on this beach. The view is stunning, surrounded by amazing scenery. Mornings are especially beautiful with a tranquil atmosphere—no people or boats around. Even during the day and sunset, it wasn’t as crowded as we anticipated. The walking street is very, lined with numerous shops and restaurants. Hopefully, we’ll be back soon!

Beautiful as ever but be aware there is a jellyfish plague ongoing all over Krabi beaches. People do currently not swim. Even though we didn’t find any yet there are deadly boxed jellyfish around. Be extremely careful.

This is such a beautiful beach! Soaking the sun, enjoying sun bathing and rock climbing are the best! Please do not miss this place.

We came because the reviews and ratings were pretty good. We took a good room, not the cheapest! And photos looked great. In short- really bad experience, worst place we've been to on our 3 weeks in Thailand. - The staff not nice at all, when we asked for towels to take shower (after checkout) they didn't want to give us. In the end the gave us only one! - The room wasn't like on the photos. They show the nice parts of the room, the rest is quite dirty and unmaintaned. - Bugs and cockroaches in the room. - Our room was close to a bar that have parties until 2am so some times it was annoying.

extremely friendly helpful helped me save money room super clean great location next to blanco and the main bar for nightlife in the evenings - highly reccomend!!!!!!

We had a great stay here except for one employee, Bam (I believe was her name was). She was rude throughout our whole stay, accused us of lying that her staff didn't bring us water, pretty much just made for an awkward and unfortunate experience. It is sad for the business because aside from the poor experience with her, it was a nice place otherwise. Would recommend staying at another place to dodge this woman and her poor management.

The bungalow was very clean which was good, but the food at the restaurant was not that great, and we had stomach ache every day after breakfast (we think it probably was the ice in our coffee’s). The worst is that they (or someone near the resort) burns trash right above the bungalows so a very toxic smell overrun the place. The place next door is also under construction so it was very very noisy all day (from 8 am to 8 pm). Worst place we have stayed at during our vacation in Thailand.

Over priced. Rooms are larger than rapala rock Wood resort next two but up to 4x the price. I found I didn’t need AC. The separate showers were better and smelt less. Pool was nice. Extremely quiet. Lovely views for breakfast.

Location was good. Room we had was very average and definitely over priced. Some staff I found to be very rude. Room stunk and we felt like we couldn’t stay in there for long periods of time other then going to sleep.

Nice Bungalow, clean, pool is great, good breakfast. Everything a bit more grounded/Backpacker style but I can recommend!

Positive: Nice hotel staff, OK location (easy 10 minutes walk to the beach where you can swim and relax), pool area + pool OK as well. Negative: Cockroaches everywhere in the room (bathroom and on the floor and walls in the bedroom). Old, smelly and a rather dirty room (we stayed in a bungalow so I don't know if it differs from room to room). We were supposed to stay one night more but had to checkout a day before and look for a new hotel.

Nice hotel, we took the standard rooms which were, as the name suggests - standard. No view, but clean and comfortable bed. Breakfast can have some more non "sugar/fat" options. Overall - good experience.

Railay is a premium destination and options in the island are limited. I do not recommend staying at Railay viewpoint resort. Super overpriced for what it is - my room was incredibly dirty to the point I checked out early. Nothing felt clean. Several other resorts nearby at similar price point far nicer.

Lovely position looking out over the bay at Railay East. They offer a good menu and a variety of drinks. Very comfortable with lots of fans to keep you cool.

We ate at the restaurant after walking the strip looking for something new. We settled with this place but we should have known something was up. I ordered the garlic chicken and my husband ordered the Hamburger and now he has food poisoning. He said it tasted weird and couldn't even finish the rest of it. I would avoid eating here if I were you.

I like it here. Rooms are clean and tidy. Cleaned daily. Very friendly staff and a reasonable breakfast. I like that it's on the quieter side of Railay but you can easily walk to the beautiful beaches.

great hike/climb there are ropes to help climb down the steep bits, i was in a group so we could all help each other. Wouldn’t recommend after rain as it would be very slippery and muddy. There is a view point (beautiful) which is easy to access if the lagoon is too difficult. However once you get to the Lagoon it’s a nice swim and definitely worth the unique experience

It's such an amazing place and it's free to do. However the path to get there is not for the faint hearted. It is quite dangerous and should not be attempted by anyone with a low fitness level. You will need good arm strength to secure you on the ropes and rocks while lowering yourself on the rock face. You always need 3 points of contact with the rock to maintain safety. Best to do it in pairs or with a group. Wear closed shoes like runners / trainers or hiking boots. Bring water, snacks and swim wear because you will definitely want to swim after the gruelling task of getting there. Be safe, take your time and enjoy.

Mustsee🧚🏻 The track here can be difficult for physical unprepared tourists. But I enjoyed the way so much ⛰ The view and the atmosphere in the lagoon is unforgettable 😍

Getting to this lagoon is absolutely insane. I didn’t realize until we got there that it is legit mountain climbing and scaling down. The lagoon is pretty, but not much time needed to spend down there. I thought this experience was pretty cool and definitely recommend if you are adventurous.

Worth the hike. We were the only 2 people there for about 20mins when we first arrived. Very beautiful and peaceful when there is no one else there. A few things to bear in mind: it's not an easy hike. There are spots where it's almost vertical and you need some strength to get up and down using the rocks or ropes. Some rock climbing experience will be handy. It's a short hike, but it is a little strenuous. Make sure you have good shoes. At minimum, I recommend strong sandals with straps. Flip flops won't cut it. We saw some people going barefoot, that's an option but be mindful some rocks are sharp and jagged. You will get dirty. The ground is covered in red clay, which gets slippery when it's wet. Don't wear good clothes. Bottomline-is it worth it? I think so, but beware that it's not as easy as some people make it out to be. Take your time and be careful. Lastly, be mindful the path splits immediately after you get up the first climb, one leads to the lagoon (right) the other leads to the lookout.

Amazing experience, it’s just simply beautiful. The water level depends on the tide level so if you want to go for a swim go during high tide. The hike is challenging at some parts so good footwear is a must for your own safety. Some parts look scary but it’s actually manageable just don’t rush thighs and you’ll be fine. Highly recommended.

It's a route for the well fit, but definitely worth it. If you want an "easier" route, you can go to the view point.

One of the highlights of our trip in Thailand, absolutely must do, can be a little challenging if you're not in good physical shape or afraid of heights but its well worth it! The first stop at the view point you can rest catch your breath and just enjoy the scenery. From here to the lagoon is the more challenging portion but again so worth it. Pictures truly don't do any justice have to see it for yourself.

The walk to the lagoon is not suitable for little kids. Remember to bring proper shoes because doing the hike with flip flops is not a good idea. Having said that, the hike was amazing and the lagoon even better. It’s a very rewarding experience, just be careful with the monkeys 🙈

Do not climb the lagoon alone unless you hike/rock climb on a regular basis. The lagoon itself isn’t worth it, it’s muddy and brown, you can’t swim there without proper water shoes. Spikes on the floor and very slippery. The hike is terrifying for inexperienced regular people. You can handle it with some courage but you will sprain your muscles. I did it and I’m walking a lot, strained my thighs really badly. If you do it, make sure you take it easy and don’t rush it.

This is such a fun thing to do and something that not many people do. It requires you to scramble up some rock, but for anyone with a decent level of fitness it shouldn’t be a problem. Coming down to the lagoon is very steep and requires you to climb at some points (with a rope). When we got down to the lagoon there was no one else there and it was very peaceful. The echo within is also a fun feature. This is also completely free.

We made it to where we could see the lagoon water but the last rock cliff to climb down was about 15 feet of sheer cliff. I'd recommend going still regardless. The view point is left when you get up the first set of rocks. The lagoon is the train to the right. Don't wear white, seems like teracotta colored dust everywhere. I wore converse because I forgot my hiking shoes and it worked out fine.

Very cool and interesting place I think you need to go at high tide for it to be better. Bewarned the climb up/down is extremely steep and at times you are hanging on to a rope so you must be able to support your own body weight. I think anyone who is reasonably young and fit can do this but it's definitely a challenge. Gets slippery here so done go when wet. If you fall then a rescue will be very difficult.

Don’t risk injury - wear appropriate footwear. Yes it is a scramble and you’ll need confidence to abseil down vertical cliffs on ropes but if you have a good fitness level you should be fine. The rocks can be sharp and extremely slippery when wet. The mud will ruin your clothing and footwear. A good workout and stunning view.

Okay I must put a disclaimer first and say that I am a climber and a technical hiker, so this “hike” to get here was totally up my alley. The very start of the trail with the vertical wall and ropes gives you a very good idea of what you’re getting into, and there’ll just be more of it, and harder parts. The ropes come in handy for ascent and descent and once you finish the first part of the trail, you go right to go to the lagoon, and then from there you follow the trail until you arrive at a series of walls that will take you down. They all look worse than they actually are, but I must say having some sort of scrambling / bouldering / climbing experience is necessary if you want to do this safely. I can easily see this going horribly wrong for people who aren’t prepared or have the wrong footwear. Remember this is a relatively remote and inaccessible area and getting emergency help will be a a heroic feat. When I got to the lagoon it was empty because I arrived at a time when the tide was out, but I wasn’t fussed because this “hike” was worth the experience. Plenty of mud. Length of adrenaline. Plenty of scrambling. Plenty of places to practice your climbing / bouldering / abseiling skills. I’ve added pics to give you an idea of what to expect.

The lagoon is a pristine nature reward after a short but technically and physically challenging trek. Don’t underestimate the difficulty of this and wear the right shoes (i.e. no sandals or flip flops as many people do) as the terrain is steep and can be slippery. For experienced climbers this will be a walk in the park but not for the faint hearted. There are ropes to provide assistance in the most difficult parts of the climb. 20 minutes both ways without stopping. No need to buy tickets for this. It can get crowded after 10:00 am.

Amazing place, but not that easy to get to. I really wouldn't recommend going there when it's raining, or when it rained recently. The hardest part is at the end when you're going down to the lagoon. I saw some people turning around at this point, but I also saw middle aged woman doing it, so it really depends whether you will be up for the task. It's much easier going back, when you're going up through the hardest part. I'd say just hold on tightly to the ropes and you should be ok. But wear proper shoes and clothes, you will get dirty. Lagoon is very pretty and peaceful, but the water is muddy and there's a lot sharp rocks at the bottom. It's rather shallow but deep enough for swimming.

I would 100% recommend the cask draw experience - delicious 18 year old cask strength whiskey in a lovely aromatic environment. Katie was a charming and informative host. The splosh and gurgle of the distillers dog was a delight. I don't think I'd recommend the tour however. Our guide was great but it all felt a bit rushed and there wasn't enough time to linger and it all felt a bit constructed. It didn't feel that deep or engaging despite our guides best efforts. The whiskey tasting section was nice but the selection felt geared towards shifting product rather than a really distinctive tasting experience. I'm a whiskey enthusiast not an expert but there wasn't enough contrast between the whiskeys being tasted. You could buy the whiskeys as you exit through the gift shop though... You do get a good couple of drams for your ticket fee so there's good value in that. On balance though I'd recommend you get the cask draw for €10, buy a drink in the bar and go to the Guinness storehouse for the afternoon and enjoy the sunset in the gravity bar.

Great experience. Lots of people but really well managed with small group guided tours provided. Hats off to you guys at Jameson’s. Our guide Leah S was really brilliant; informative and entertaining as well as friendly and polite, making it a really worth while visit, highly recommended. Not too hard sell, just really interesting and enjoyable experience. Lots of credit was given to all the workers over the years who have made this such a success as reflected in the company logo of a man (labourer) with a barrel on his back. This is a ‘must see’ experience.

Made reservations for a Monday evening Cocktail Class. Loved the distillery and bar area - great vibes and decor! Enjoyed our cocktail class and even had a few more at the bar area after. We did visit the gift shop and were hoping/expecting it to have many more items, but it was quite small. Would recommend signing up for one of their activities if you appreciate whsikey!

We did the Jameson Distillery Tour and had an amazing experience. It lasted about an hour, and our tour guide Sean was hilarious! He went through the entire distilling process in detail and made it interesting. And the best part - WHISKEY! I highly recommend the orange "water of life" 😉 I don't want to spoil the tour so check it out for yourself, it's worth it! And something you absolutely need to see when visiting Dublin

This was a quick walk from center city & also the Guinness Storehouse, and is in a quaint area. We did the 45 minute tour with Alex and she was INCREDIBLE! So fun, knowledgeable, and engaging. The bar is also a great, warm spot to relax at the end. We would definitely come back.

Visited in 2022. This is a must if you are a fan of Jameson. The atmosphere is great as soon as you walk in. Cool bar right when you enter where they have very good cocktails. Their gift shop is great, lots of cool items that will make great gifts. They even have a few bottles that are exclusive to the Guinness store that you can personalize with your name on the label. We did the tour and the guide was amazing! He was so good at keeping everyone engaged and the content of the tour was really entertaining. We paid extra to taste from a cask that they tap open in front of you. This is something they do not bottle for sale. Overall, highly recommend it! P.S. I heard from a local in Dublin that he had gone on a tour awhile back and it wasn’t good but they had updated the tour a few years back and he had gone back as well and was much better. So if you had gone awhile ago and was disappointed, try again! Book ahead of time!

I did the Standard Bow Street Experience your which includes a drink on arrival to take with you on the 40+ min tour, learning about the history of Jameson, how the famous whiskey is made and whiskey taste testing. Molly our guide was very nice and informative. Really enjoyed it. Definitely recommend it.

The Bow St Experience tour is well organized. Tour guide was nice, tried to engage as much as she could and entertained us. Comparative tasting was good and fun. At the end you get a voucher for a drink. I would 100% recommend ginger&lime cocktail even if you prefer neat whiskey. What made this a 5 star review was a cask draw experience in their live maturation warehouse in the building. We had an absolute craic there with tour guide Niall (kudos!) who just shinned with the love for whiskey. He was very insightful with tonnes of knowledge. Niall made cask draw experience worth every penny.

Vey nice tour! The staff was very helpful and nice. The tasting was good, with great comparison between different whiskies. The store is fun with nice offering. Recommend taking the cask draw as well for full experience.

Our visit to the Jameson Whiskey Distillery tour was truly exceptional, especially for my boyfriend, a whiskey enthusiast. The tour provided a delightful journey into the world of Jameson whiskey, and here are some highlights from our experience: We started our adventure with a complimentary drink of our choice at the grog bar, setting a pleasant tone for what was to come. The tour itself was both educational and entertaining. We learned about Mr. Jameson and the fascinating history behind the creation of the business. What made the experience stand out was the interactivity, and our tour guide, Niall, was an absolute gem. His humor, knowledge, and engaging storytelling had us hanging on his every word. Moving on to the whiskey-making process, we were treated to a captivating performance that brought the art of whiskey crafting to life. It involved sensory experiences, including the opportunity to smell different aromas at various stages of production. The tasting portion of the tour was a true delight. We had the chance to sample three different Jameson whiskeys, each offering a unique and delicious flavor profile. It was a wonderful experience, especially for whiskey aficionados. To cap it all off, there was a fully equipped pub/bar at the end, providing a cozy space to unwind and savor the flavors of Jameson whiskey. Overall, the Jameson Whiskey Distillery tour is a must-do in Dublin, whether you have a deep appreciation for whiskey or simply want an engaging and enjoyable experience. The combination of history, storytelling, interactive elements, and, of course, whiskey tasting makes it a top recommendation for anyone visiting the city.

Not a fan of whiskey until today! The explanation how to taste made so much sense that you can actually really learn to enjoy it. Our tour guide was funny and explained everything very passionately. In total 4 drinks , one in the ticket you can trade in the begging or end of the tour and 3 more samples in the end of the tour. Used my Go City pass to visit this museum.

I visited 3 whiskey distilleries in Ireland and Jameson had the best experience of any of them, and was one of my favorite things we did in Dublin. The tour was very well put together (and Nial was an excellent guide). The add on cask draw was also cool. The bar there was also really good. In addition to their normal cocktail menu they had a whole old fashioned menu, we tried 3 of them and all were delicious. I would also recommend the bottle your own black barrel option to any whiskey fans.

We did the standard tour and cask draw add-on here and had a great time. Our tour guide, Erin, made it though. She was super awesome and kept us all laughing throughout. I really enjoyed at the beginning she had us all say where we were from and kept engaging with all of us so it didn’t feel like a normal run of the mill tour. While you don’t see the inner working of a factory, I felt like I did learn a lot. The cask draw was totally worth it in my opinion. They bring you inside a room that is full of whisky barrels and pull it straight up from one of them for you to try. The taste was so different than the bottled versions with it being extra burning and warmed your chest, very cool.

Fantastic tour and experience for any Whisky fan or even those new to the drink - the whole experience was very enjoyable and our tour guide was welcoming, knowledgable and very friendly. You are out into timed groups and have a history lesson of Guinness, details on the manufacturing process and then finally a Jameson taste off vs Scottish Whisky and American Bourbon. Once finishing you are free to go to the bar and redeem your drink which are great! We definitely spent a while at the bar trying different drinks on the menu (would highly recommend the Irish coffee) All in all a very worthwhile experience - options are also available should you wish to do extended tours or private events (which looking back would’ve been great to do the cask tasting session)

We loved this tour. It was interactive, engaging and informative. We did the Guinness tour as well and found that one to be a bit of a money grab as it was primarily self guided. I’m not a whiskey drinker and enjoyed this tour anyway. A lot of pride from the folks who are employed by Jameson. You can tell it’s a well managed organization and they must treat their people well as everyone was passionate about their job and pleasant to ask questions to. The tour and tasting were well thought out. It exceeded my expectations. I would do it again next time I return.

Awesome informative tour. Our guide was amazing, answered all our questions and showed the history of some of the best Irish whiskeys in the world. Wonderful samples at the end. Got some bottles you can't get anywhere else!

Our tour guide was amazing. She gave us the history of Jameson in a fun and informative way. It was great to hear the Bourbon barrels of Kentucky contribute to the flavor of certain Jameson whiskeys. We fell in love with this place and enjoyed their new Orange Whiskey. My GF who was not a whiskey drinker now makes Ginger and Jameson a regular on her order menu. We purchased some personalized whiskey for my daughter and now son-in-law along with making our own bottle of whiskey was a great experience. 5 stars all day and a must when you visit Dublin

Great experience, especially if you’re a Whiskey lover. Our tour guide Niall was absolutely amazing, you can really tell he is passionate about the whole story. You get a voucher for a free drink with your tour ticket and you even get to try 3 types of Jameson whiskey at the end of tour

you must come here and do a tour if you're in dublin! we had an amazing tour guide (ronnie) who made the experience so good. the history and process of making the whiskey was absolutely fascinating and we loved every minute. you get to sample 3 whiskies before getting your grog (free drink) at the end of your visit. The gift shop is big with a lot of items such as hoodies, t-shirts, hats, posters etc. cant recommend enough!

Had the most amazing time at the Jameson cocktail making class! Loved the atmosphere, the mixologist Marco was fabulous - friendly, funny and knowledgeable! We learnt some really cool tips and tricks and of course enjoyed the whiskey! Highly recommended…

My boyfriend and I went to Jameson's yesterday and we had a great great time, we're home visiting family and to celebrate St Paddy's day.... the staff were really great, we got to chat properly with Margaret, in the gift shop, really knowledgeable and friendly and of course our guide Leah was just fantastic.... another lovely girl in the gift shop who helped us with tax back, as he's from America, sorry I didn't get her name, we started with delicious old fashioned cocktails, 12€ each, then we did the 45 minute tour, we booked online 30€ each, it included a complimentary drink, choice of Jameson neat, or with lemonade or with ginger ale. You were able to bring this on the tour instead of rushing...... the tour itself included tasting of Jameson distillery blend, Crested Jameson and Black Barrel Jameson, it was a great experience and I will definitely go back and try one of the other tours another day..... well done Jameson x

Great experience, the basic tasting is a great deal, includes the post experience drink and a nice variety of cocktail options at the end. We went in the slow season, during winter and it was really quiet which made it even better. Took our time and only had a handful of people in our tasting. Loved learning the history, it's not as extravagant as say Guinness, but it's much more educational and interesting.

We came here and did the Bow St Experience followed by the Cask Draw which were two incredible experiences. The tour was fantastic (Alex was our tour guide and she was incredibly fun and informative) and the Cask Draw was such a unique experience where we got to try a 21 year whiskey straight from the barrel. Niall talked us through that process and gave us so much information about the whiskey. The experience is immeasurably better than the Guinness Storehouse and is very interactive, a must visit in Dublin!

Cocktail making class! Great if not the best option to choose from the different activities. Worth booking in advance as there’s not always availability. Good fun with great atmosphere! Reduced groups of max 16 people, the activity allows you to make 2 cocktails from scratch with guidance from an expert cocktail maker. Starting with a whiskey tasting the class followed with the details, ingredients and instructions of two different cocktails (changing depending on the season) and ends the session with a third drink on a private area of the distillery prepared by the instructor. Great option for any occasion from a family event to a friend gathering. Price per person at the time of visit was 60€. Further details can be found on the official site website.

The Trainer does not speak english, but we did some padwork. Did not like it tho. The equipment was not nice.

We forgot about first lesson. Yaya saw us next day, asked why we didnt come while he was waiting. We apologised and proposed money for his time. He didn't took it and invited us for a lesson next day. Training was really good. Each time i'm in Railey i go to The Last Bar and Yaya's place.

Very professional coach and super interesting training. Explains a lot of techniques and adjust plan to you level. Could definitely trading with him for months. Highly recommend !

My husband and I were on the beach when we saw a boxing match in the public space. We stopped to see what it was and a man demanded to pay us for watching. When we told him that we were just walking around and that we were leaving, he began to push us with his elbow towards the other side of the beach promenade. my husband told him not to touch him and the owner of the place took his finger and twisted it. in this place they physically attack you.

I really enjoyed my first muay thai lessons with Yaya. I was exhausted and happy after each training. I do recommend this place!

Incredible Fight Night. I really enjoied it

our lessons for training Thai boxing 1 hours @500B.