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Cycling in Ireland
The last 10 years have seen a huge increase in visitor numbers to Northern Ireland and this stunning stretch of coastline along the most northerly part of the island has some amazing routes for the ever-increasing numbers of cyclists who are flocking to the region. Northern Ireland also has a vibrant and flourishing foodie scene and this tour gives your the best of both worlds: wonderful food and spectacular cycling!
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Cycling in Ireland
This is my absolutely favourite region to cycle in Ireland. This route is certainly very special... more
This is my absolutely favourite region to cycle in Ireland. This route is certainly very special, and one that will suit families. The stage from Leenane to Westport is regularly voted by our cyclists as the most exciting and beautiful stage on the whole of the Wild Atlantic Way. (less)
This is my absolutely favourite region to cycle in Ireland. This route is certainly very special, and one that will suit families. The stage from Leenane to Westport is regularly voted by our cyclists as t...more
This is my absolutely favourite region to cycle in Ireland. This route is certainly very special, and one that will suit families. The stage from Leenane to Westport is regularly voted by our cyclists as the most exciting and beautiful stage on the whole of the Wild Atlantic Way. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
This tour was voted our number one tour in 2015 & 2016, and we expect it to be right up there again in 2017
This tour was voted our number one tour in 2015 & 2016, and we expect it to be right up there again in 2017 (less)
Cycling in Ireland
Starting in West Cork we'll take the stunning coast road to Glengarriff with views over Bantry Ba... more
Starting in West Cork we'll take the stunning coast road to Glengarriff with views over Bantry Bay. From Glengarriff we'll head west on the Beara Peninsula (voted one of Ireland's best cycling routes) so there's plenty to look forward to!
From the Beara Peninsula we'll go to Kenmare and join the famous Ring of Kerry. Our route takes in the best sections of the Ring of Kerry before meeting up with the Skellig Ring with views on Skellig Michael and passing Portmagee before overnighting on Valentia Island.
The following day we'll be off to Dingle via Glenbeigh, Kilorglin and Inch Strand. Dingle will our base for two nights and is a must-see on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Our final day will take us around Slea Head and the Dingle Peninsula before returning to Dingle for our last night of Irish music & Guinness. (less)
Starting in West Cork we'll take the stunning coast road to Glengarriff with views over Bantry Bay. From Glengarriff we'll head west on the Beara Peninsula (voted one of Ireland's best cycling routes) so th...more
Starting in West Cork we'll take the stunning coast road to Glengarriff with views over Bantry Bay. From Glengarriff we'll head west on the Beara Peninsula (voted one of Ireland's best cycling routes) so there's plenty to look forward to!
From the Beara Peninsula we'll go to Kenmare and join the famous Ring of Kerry. Our route takes in the best sections of the Ring of Kerry before meeting up with the Skellig Ring with views on Skellig Michael and passing Portmagee before overnighting on Valentia Island.
The following day we'll be off to Dingle via Glenbeigh, Kilorglin and Inch Strand. Dingle will our base for two nights and is a must-see on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Our final day will take us around Slea Head and the Dingle Peninsula before returning to Dingle for our last night of Irish music & Guinness. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
Celebrate Westport 250th year and ride the most amazing cycle routes around Mayo & Connemara. Th... more
Celebrate Westport 250th year and ride the most amazing cycle routes around Mayo & Connemara.
The three routes we have selected for this tour offer our cyclists all that west Ireland has to offer -- rugged mountainous routes, beautiful coastal cycling and some amazing lakeside scenery along the way. And our three routes make up a total of 250km over the three days, in honour of Westport's 250th birthday! (less)
Celebrate Westport 250th year and ride the most amazing cycle routes around Mayo & Connemara. The three routes we have selected for this tour offer our cyclists all that west Ireland has to offer -- rugged ...more
Celebrate Westport 250th year and ride the most amazing cycle routes around Mayo & Connemara.
The three routes we have selected for this tour offer our cyclists all that west Ireland has to offer -- rugged mountainous routes, beautiful coastal cycling and some amazing lakeside scenery along the way. And our three routes make up a total of 250km over the three days, in honour of Westport's 250th birthday! (less)
Cycling in Ireland
This is remote, stunningly beautiful and just one of our best rides on the Wild Atlantic Way. We ... more
This is remote, stunningly beautiful and just one of our best rides on the Wild Atlantic Way. We start in the beautiful coastal town of Kinsale and keep heading west along the coast roads taking in Clonakilty, Skibbereen, Schull, Crookheaven, and over to Mizen Head - the south tip of Ireland.
From Mizen we start heading north along the tiny coast roads the hug the southwest coast of the Wild Atlantic Way, we take in Sheeps Head and the Ring of Beara before finishing in the lovely town of Kenmare. (less)
This is remote, stunningly beautiful and just one of our best rides on the Wild Atlantic Way. We start in the beautiful coastal town of Kinsale and keep heading west along the coast roads taking in Clonakilt...more
This is remote, stunningly beautiful and just one of our best rides on the Wild Atlantic Way. We start in the beautiful coastal town of Kinsale and keep heading west along the coast roads taking in Clonakilty, Skibbereen, Schull, Crookheaven, and over to Mizen Head - the south tip of Ireland.
From Mizen we start heading north along the tiny coast roads the hug the southwest coast of the Wild Atlantic Way, we take in Sheeps Head and the Ring of Beara before finishing in the lovely town of Kenmare. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
The route for this Northwest of Ireland Gourmet Trail takes us from beautiful Donegal Town along ... more
The route for this Northwest of Ireland Gourmet Trail takes us from beautiful Donegal Town along a wonderful stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way, hugging the coastline northwards towards the most northerly point of Ireland at Malin Head. The last day of the tour takes us along the beautiful shores of Lough Swilly and into the tour’s finishing point in Letterkenny. The scenery is spectacular and ruggedly beautiful so have your camera phones at the ready! (less)
The route for this Northwest of Ireland Gourmet Trail takes us from beautiful Donegal Town along a wonderful stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way, hugging the coastline northwards towards the most northerly poin...more
The route for this Northwest of Ireland Gourmet Trail takes us from beautiful Donegal Town along a wonderful stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way, hugging the coastline northwards towards the most northerly point of Ireland at Malin Head. The last day of the tour takes us along the beautiful shores of Lough Swilly and into the tour’s finishing point in Letterkenny. The scenery is spectacular and ruggedly beautiful so have your camera phones at the ready! (less)
Cycling in Ireland
The wonderful Skellig Ring was recently awarded a Top 10, worldwide places to visit in 2017 accol... more
The wonderful Skellig Ring was recently awarded a Top 10, worldwide places to visit in 2017 accolade, from Lonely Planet. This route is remote with a capital R, it is stunningly beautiful and a trip of a life time. (less)
The wonderful Skellig Ring was recently awarded a Top 10, worldwide places to visit in 2017 accolade, from Lonely Planet. This route is remote with a capital R, it is stunningly beautiful and a trip of a lif...more
The wonderful Skellig Ring was recently awarded a Top 10, worldwide places to visit in 2017 accolade, from Lonely Planet. This route is remote with a capital R, it is stunningly beautiful and a trip of a life time. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
Day 1: Doolin Loop 54km Cycle Doolin along the stunning coast road to Ballyvaughan, Lunch & guide... more
Day 1: Doolin Loop 54km Cycle Doolin along the stunning coast road to Ballyvaughan, Lunch & guided tour at Aillwee Cave, return to Doolin via Lisdoonvara.
Day 2: Hike & Bike, Leaving Doolin we hike the Cliffs of Moher famous coastal walk, we carry on to Lahinch for lunch and a quick swim if your up for it! From Lahinch we cycle back to Doolin.
Day 3: We take the short ferry ride to the Aran Island, Inishmore, where we cycle the island taking in all the historic sites and a guided visit of the famous Dun Aonghasa fort. (less)
Day 1: Doolin Loop 54km Cycle Doolin along the stunning coast road to Ballyvaughan, Lunch & guided tour at Aillwee Cave, return to Doolin via Lisdoonvara. Day 2: Hike & Bike, Leaving Doolin we hike the Cliff...more
Day 1: Doolin Loop 54km Cycle Doolin along the stunning coast road to Ballyvaughan, Lunch & guided tour at Aillwee Cave, return to Doolin via Lisdoonvara.
Day 2: Hike & Bike, Leaving Doolin we hike the Cliffs of Moher famous coastal walk, we carry on to Lahinch for lunch and a quick swim if your up for it! From Lahinch we cycle back to Doolin.
Day 3: We take the short ferry ride to the Aran Island, Inishmore, where we cycle the island taking in all the historic sites and a guided visit of the famous Dun Aonghasa fort. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
Two Nights at Ballynahinch Castle, One Night at Olivers in Cleggan, Two Nights at Delphi Lodge and One Night at Ashford Castle
Two Nights at Ballynahinch Castle, One Night at Olivers in Cleggan, Two Nights at Delphi Lodge and One Night at Ashford Castle (less)
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Starting in the medieval city of Kilkenny. This stunning route takes us from Kilkenny to Kells Pr... more
Starting in the medieval city of Kilkenny. This stunning route takes us from Kilkenny to Kells Priory, Jerpoint Abbey and Graigenamanagh. Also taking in Waterford Castle, Cahir Castle , The Rock of Cashel, Ballingarry and returning to wonderful Kilkenny City. (less)
Starting in the medieval city of Kilkenny. This stunning route takes us from Kilkenny to Kells Priory, Jerpoint Abbey and Graigenamanagh. Also taking in Waterford Castle, Cahir Castle , The Rock of Cashel, B...more
Starting in the medieval city of Kilkenny. This stunning route takes us from Kilkenny to Kells Priory, Jerpoint Abbey and Graigenamanagh. Also taking in Waterford Castle, Cahir Castle , The Rock of Cashel, Ballingarry and returning to wonderful Kilkenny City. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
The beautiful rugged coastline of west County Clare, on Ireland’s magnificent Wild Atlantic Way (... more
The beautiful rugged coastline of west County Clare, on Ireland’s magnificent Wild Atlantic Way (www.wildatlanticway.com) provides an ideal location for this hike, bike and foodie experience. Stunning coastal walks, wonderful cycling routes and a fabulous collection of authentic Irish food producers, make this a dream trip for anyone who’s into outdoor pursuits and who also has an interest in food. The trip is based in the wonderful 5-star Gregans Castle (www.gregans.ie), a country house hotel renowned for the wonderful innovative cooking that comes from its award winning kitchen.
On this 5-day tour you will enjoy hikes through the Burren, spend a day on Inis Meáin (one of the Aran Islands), and visit some fabulous organic Irish food along the way. (less)
The beautiful rugged coastline of west County Clare, on Ireland’s magnificent Wild Atlantic Way (www.wildatlanticway.com) provides an ideal location for this hike, bike and foodie experience. Stunning coast...more
The beautiful rugged coastline of west County Clare, on Ireland’s magnificent Wild Atlantic Way (www.wildatlanticway.com) provides an ideal location for this hike, bike and foodie experience. Stunning coastal walks, wonderful cycling routes and a fabulous collection of authentic Irish food producers, make this a dream trip for anyone who’s into outdoor pursuits and who also has an interest in food. The trip is based in the wonderful 5-star Gregans Castle (www.gregans.ie), a country house hotel renowned for the wonderful innovative cooking that comes from its award winning kitchen.
On this 5-day tour you will enjoy hikes through the Burren, spend a day on Inis Meáin (one of the Aran Islands), and visit some fabulous organic Irish food along the way. (less)
Cycling in Ireland
Block 1: Sat 8th - Wed 12th Sept 2018 Friday 7th: Overnight Carrigaline Court Hotel Sat 8th S... more
Block 1: Sat 8th - Wed 12th Sept 2018
Friday 7th: Overnight Carrigaline Court Hotel
Sat 8th Sept - Stage 1: 112km Kinsale to Skibbereen
Sun 9th - Stage 2: 125km Skibbereen to Bantry
Mon 10th - Stage 3: 170km Bantry to Sneem
Tue 11th - Stage 4: 176km Sneem to Dingle, Overnight Dingle.
Wed 12th: 10.00 Return Transfer Depart Dingle
Block 2: Wed 12th - Mon 17th Sept 2018
Wed 12th:Check in From 16.00 Dingle Skellig Hotel
Thurs 13th: Stage 5: 113km Dingle to Tralee
Fri 14th: Stage 6: 189km Tralee to Ennistymon
Sat 15th: Stage 7: 111km Ennistymon to Galway
Sun 16th: Stage 8: 143km Galway to Clifden, Overnight Clifden.
Mon 17th: 10.00 Return Transfers Depart Clifden
Block 3: Mon 17th - Sat 22nd Sept. 2018
Monday 17th Check in from 16.00 Clifden Station House Hotel
Tues 18th: Stage 9: 142km Clifden to Westport
Wed 19th: Stage 10: 172km Westport to Belmullet
Thurs 20th: Stage 11: 143km Belmullet to Enniscrone
Fri 21st: Stage 12: 146km Enniscrone to Donegal Town, Overnight Donegal Town.
Sat 22nd Sept: 10.00 Return Transfer Depart Donegal Town
Block 4: Sat 22nd - Thur 27th Sept. 2018
Sat 22nd Sept: check in from 16.00 Central Hotel, Donegal Town.
Sun 23rd Sept: Stage 13: 137km Donegal to Gweedore
Mon 24th Sept: Stage 14: 119km Gweedore to Dunfanaghy
Tue 25th Sept: Stage 15: 113km Dunfanaghy to Letterkenny
Wed 26th Sept: Stage 16: 154km Letterkenny to Muff
Return Transfer for cyclists and their bike from Muff to Letterkenny. Overnight Letterkenny.
Thurs 27th Sept:10.00 Return Transfers Depart Letterkenny (less)
Block 1: Sat 8th - Wed 12th Sept 2018 Friday 7th: Overnight Carrigaline Court Hotel Sat 8th Sept - Stage 1: 112km Kinsale to Skibbereen Sun 9th - Stage 2: 125km Skibbereen to Bantry Mon 10th - Stage 3...more
Block 1: Sat 8th - Wed 12th Sept 2018
Friday 7th: Overnight Carrigaline Court Hotel
Sat 8th Sept - Stage 1: 112km Kinsale to Skibbereen
Sun 9th - Stage 2: 125km Skibbereen to Bantry
Mon 10th - Stage 3: 170km Bantry to Sneem
Tue 11th - Stage 4: 176km Sneem to Dingle, Overnight Dingle.
Wed 12th: 10.00 Return Transfer Depart Dingle
Block 2: Wed 12th - Mon 17th Sept 2018
Wed 12th:Check in From 16.00 Dingle Skellig Hotel
Thurs 13th: Stage 5: 113km Dingle to Tralee
Fri 14th: Stage 6: 189km Tralee to Ennistymon
Sat 15th: Stage 7: 111km Ennistymon to Galway
Sun 16th: Stage 8: 143km Galway to Clifden, Overnight Clifden.
Mon 17th: 10.00 Return Transfers Depart Clifden
Block 3: Mon 17th - Sat 22nd Sept. 2018
Monday 17th Check in from 16.00 Clifden Station House Hotel
Tues 18th: Stage 9: 142km Clifden to Westport
Wed 19th: Stage 10: 172km Westport to Belmullet
Thurs 20th: Stage 11: 143km Belmullet to Enniscrone
Fri 21st: Stage 12: 146km Enniscrone to Donegal Town, Overnight Donegal Town.
Sat 22nd Sept: 10.00 Return Transfer Depart Donegal Town
Block 4: Sat 22nd - Thur 27th Sept. 2018
Sat 22nd Sept: check in from 16.00 Central Hotel, Donegal Town.
Sun 23rd Sept: Stage 13: 137km Donegal to Gweedore
Mon 24th Sept: Stage 14: 119km Gweedore to Dunfanaghy
Tue 25th Sept: Stage 15: 113km Dunfanaghy to Letterkenny
Wed 26th Sept: Stage 16: 154km Letterkenny to Muff
Return Transfer for cyclists and their bike from Muff to Letterkenny. Overnight Letterkenny.
Thurs 27th Sept:10.00 Return Transfers Depart Letterkenny (less)
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