16 passenger Mercedes van. Plus driver. The left side had a row of 4 single seats , the right side had a row of 4 double seats, the very back had 4 seats across the back. Very comfortable, plus like on a plane you could control your airflow above your seat The was room above each side to put a small backpack or jacket, or you purchases of the day. Our group switched seats every day, so everyone had a chance to sit up front at one time or another. Plus the windows are large and a great view. The windshield was big as well so the views were incredible. Just perfect

The aisle seat behind the driver has extra leg room as does the center seat in the last row. (No seat of rows in front of either) Usually people rotate seats on a daily basis. Let your fellow travelers know you have special needs and I am sure they will make exceptions to this custom.

I do not know if they offer one-day tours.The web site shows multi-day tours- vagabondtoursofireland. You might contact the company to see their offerings- we found that they were friendly and helpful when setting up our tour.

I just got back from the 11-day Driftwood and would still highly recommend waterproof shoes whether they are hiking shoes or tennis shoes. It did rain and my feet were dry. Also I would have a waterproof jacket. They do their best to work the schedule around the rain, but you can only do so much---so for your comfort I would heed their advice on the website and have the waterproof gear.

Yes, It is expected. I forget what we tipped for the eleven day trip. It was probably at least 10 or 15$ a day.

I was an an adventure tour with my “baby” sister last summer. I am 72 and she is 61. We enjoyed the hikes but there are slot of up and down. We always had the option of doing something else like riding the van to the end of the hike and going through a museum or hanging on the van and reading or wandering around taking pictures.

For us, it was either or, but I would suggest the Black Cab tour---it was worth it.