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Kerry Peninsula
| Kerry is the jewel in the crown of Ireland – and we are not biased, just because we live here!! KERRY gives you a taste of everything – mountains, bogs, coastline, beaches – you name it, we have it for your walking holiday
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Dingle Peninsula
| Our Guides will explain the ecology of the area, its history, art, architecture, customs, folklore and its natural history.Good accommodation, (private bathroom each location) and quality meals make for a walking holiday to be remembered. |
| Beara Peninsula (West Cork) |
Our hiking trails are very much for those that want a comfortable holiday but at the same time being out in the open, walking, seeing and getting the feel for the Irish countryside. Our guides are selected because of their knowledge of the area which you will be walking. |
| Sheep’s He | In keeping with the special beauty of the Peninsula, the Way is signposted differently from that of most other walks, utilising local stone and Irish Oak for ‘walking man’ markers. The 17th Century Book of Survey and Distribution has described much of this Peninsula as “being all rocky and frequented only by eagles and birds – never to be inhabited by reason of the rough incommodities”… sounds like the perfect walking holiday terrain! |
| Southern Islands
| The "magic" of Island life comes alive in this Walking holiday, covering the Southern Islands of West Cork and Roaring Water Bay. Island people have uniqueness and character which has to be experienced to be appreciated, but it’s the wealth of history, culture, wildlife, flora and fauna that makes this trip special…not to mention the stunning, wild and rugged scenery. The island people are waiting to welcome you, show you their heritage and share the history of these most beautiful Islands. |
| Burren and Connemara | It is one of the most fascinating landscapes in Ireland for walking holidays and has been compared to a “moonscape” by many. We offer The Burren and Aran Islands combined or the Burren and Connemara combined. |
| Traditional Ireland | This hiking trail focuses on two key areas rich in tradition: North Kerry and the Burren. It also gives you the opportunity to visit one of the Aran Islands on a day excursion. The influence of music, song, dance and the customs that have lived on in these two very different regions combine to make this a wonderful and very different holiday. |
Achill & the Mayo Coast
| This walking holiday offers a region of Ireland that seems to have been missed by others, thankfully. The North-Western Coast of Mayo, rich in archaeological landscape, with its flourishing flora and fauna, majestic cliffs and rocky coves, is just waiting to be discovered by the walker. |
Coastal Donegal
| The coastline is spectacular with rugged rocks and crashing waves broken by hidden coves with glorious sandy beaches. Hills, inlets and harbours are interspersed with villages where Irish is the spoken language. Glens and valleys decorate the landscape and the county’s highest mountain Mount Errigal is never far from view on this walking holiday. |
Achill Island
| Visit the beautiful villages of Dooagh and Keel, the high cliffs at the Achill Head, the magnificent beaches at Keel and Keem, and Slievemore and Minaun, the highest mountains on the island, on this hiking trail.
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Antrim Glen & Giants Causway
| Thanks to negative publicity for so long, we have managed to keep this region of Ireland pretty much to ourselves until now! More and more people are realising what a fantastic place Northern Ireland really is with dramatic coastlines, magnificent mountains and wonderful walking. holidays Thankfully, it is rare for walkers to meet more than a handful of people during any given day – but our advice is – discover this wonderful place now, before it gets too well known!! |
| Wicklow | The Dublin and Wicklow mountain range is the largest highland area in Ireland and is the most extensive surface granite field in the British Isles. Wicklow is also a land of picturesque valleys like Glenmalure and the Glen of Immal but famous worldwide is Glendalough, the valley of two lakes, where a monastic settlement dating back to the 6th century gives a sense of peace and tranquillity. The ideal setting for your walking holiday.
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| Dublin City & Wicklow | A unique opportunity to mix both the pleasures of a walking holiday in the historical, Viking City of Dublin and its bouncing nightlife with the joy's of hiking the peaceful hills and valleys of Wicklow ..... the Garden of Ireland. |
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