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Travel between Galway and Killarney in comfort while enjoying a leisurely tour. This transfer allows for stops at intriguing locations along the way, making your journey more than just a ride. Customize your experience by discussing your interests and preferences, ensuring a memorable trip filled with unique sights. Perfect for travelers looking to explore the beauty of Ireland at a relaxed pace. - Comfortable transfer between Galway and Killarney - Opportunity to visit interesting locations en route - Tailor your journey based on personal interests - Ideal for travelers seeking a scenic and relaxed experience

Take an express bucket list experience from Galway city to visit and see the iconic and breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, towering 700ft above the untamed Atlantic Ocean. Includes 2 hours of free time to walk and explore the Cliffs. Feb-Nov. 1-63 max. Encounter a moment of magic as you stand atop these world-renowned Cliffs, towering high above the ocean below, with their abrupt cliff edges, offering breathtaking views of surreal land and seascapes including the three Aran Islands etched across Galway Bay. With their majestic natural beauty, rising dramatically from the wild Atlantic, the Cliffs of Moher reach 700 feet high and stretch 8km along County Clare's coast. Visitors have 2 hours of free time at the Cliffs to visit the interactive Cliffs of Moher visitor centre on site and are also welcome to explore the scenic walking paths along the cliffs to experience the invigorating Wild Atlantic Way coastal route first-hand.

Connemara is a district in western Ireland, facing the Atlantic. Its coastline has tiny coves, bays and fishing villages. Wide open spaces, towering mountains and beautiful beaches, Connemara is one of Ireland's most stunning spots. Connemara National Park is a vast expanse of mountains, bogs, heathland and lakes. The park is also home to a herd of Connemara ponies. The area’s main town, Clifden, has several venues for traditional Irish music. Here, too, are the ruins of Gothic Revival–style Clifden Castle. Book your trip now.

Get the best chance of catching brown trout in Lough Corrib by traveling with a dedicated guide on this day trip in County Galway. Hop aboard a local fisherman's boat for a ride out to the local spots where trout bite the most. Bring along your own picnic lunch as well as tackle and flies, but fishing equipment will be provided. Midday, stop on a local island to relax with lunch and some commentary on the local ecosystem.

Relax in this lap of luxury as you explore Connemara and the Wild Atlantic Way in your own time, in your own way. The tour is for those who want a full cultural experience of the area while taking in the stunning views of The Twelve Bens Mountains, Lough Inagh, the villages of Oughterard, Rosmuc and Spiddal, The Maumturk Mountains, Killary Fjord and working Connemara farmstead.

Maximize time in Galway with a private, history-focused walking tour. Meet your guide at Eyre Square in central Galway for a stroll through this Cultural Capital of Europe. See historical sites such as Lynch’s Castle and The Spanish Arch during this ‘City of the Tribes’ tour. Learn about traditional music, Galway’s medieval past, and the spirit of Galway today during a guided walk.

Omey Island lies 600 metres offshore of the of the Aughrus peninsula and has a wealth of ancient history and stories from the past. Your local guide will walk you across to this tidal island and share its rich history and the stories of St Feichin’s sacred island. The ruins of Feichin’s Church, a medieval church built on a 7th century Christian settlement. The church is surrounded by the remains of a semi-sunken village that was devastated by the Famine. St Feichin’s Holy Well can also be found to the west. Fahy Lough takes up one third of the interior of the island The island is now largely abandoned, with some part-time residents during the summer months. In the mid 19th century it supported a population of over four hundred people who lived off the rich fishing around the island and from cattle raised on the fertile, lime-rich soils. It is now the main burial ground for this region, utilizing an ancient monastic burial ground associated with Brendan the Navigator.

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Step into a Christmas card scene with our "Galway's Festive Lights Tour," where the historic streets of Galway come alive with the magic of the festive season. As you wander through the beautifully lit Latin Quarter, feel the warmth of holiday cheer envelop you. Discover local crafts and seasonal treats along Quay Street, and immerse yourself in the festive spirit at Eyre Square's bustling Christmas market. At the Galway City Museum, festive exhibits add an educational twist to your holiday explorations. This tour isn't just a walk through the city—it's an adventure into the heart of Galway's Christmas celebrations, making you the hero of your own festive story. Join us to create cherished memories that will sparkle brighter than the holiday lights.

Go fly fishing on Lough Corrib during a full-day tour in County Galway. Join a guide for a day’s fishing on this large lake known for its brown trout fishery and admire views of the beautiful scenery. Learn new skills and try your hand at fly fishing in several hot spots around the lake. The guide with a boat and fishing equipment are included.

Discover the rugged Connemara coast with its rocky beaches and deserted islands on this private full-day cruise. Set sail from Cleggan to the island of Inishturk; look out for wildlife including dolphins, seals, puffins, and guillemots; and enjoy lunch at a typical Irish pub.

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Join us for a relaxed and flavorful walk through Galway’s food scene. This tour is about enjoying local tastes, along with a great guide, and discovering the stories behind the city’s most loved spots. You’ll sample a handpicked cheese board with a glass of wine at one of Galway’s classic restaurants, taste Irish whiskeys in a cozy local pub, try popular food stands, and end on a sweet note with a local treat. Along the way, your guide will share the history, culture, and hidden gems that make Galway special. It’s a laid-back way to explore the city through food : simple, local, and full of character.

Explore scenic Connemara from Galway city with its breathtaking lake and mountain views on this small group tour. With a guided visit at historic Kylemore Abbey and Victorian walled gardens and a sheep herding demonstration.

Join a local Galway fisherman, one of the last surviving fishing families of Claddagh, on a boat cruise across Galway Bay, visiting popular and scenic areas such as the Claddagh, Spanish Arch, the Long Walk, Port of Galway and the bay. Live the history of Galway’s maritime past and the traditional wooden sailboats, the Galway Hooker, as you enjoy the views of Galway City from the sea. Embrace nature and the expansive views that reach across the bay to the UNESCO site of the Burren in County Clare as your skipper shares insights into his life as a fisherman and tells stories from the famous Claddagh village. Learn about the traditional sailboats, Galway Hookers, and witness his infectious passion for these boats and the community that dedicate their time to preserving these crafts.

Add an ocean adventure to your Connemara itinerary with a full-day fishing tour departing from Clifden. No previous fishing experience is necessary, as your guide navigates, offers instruction, and provides the necessary equipment. The tour includes coastline views rarely seen by visitors, as well as a packed lunch for your comfort and convenience.

Vibrant and bustling Galway is known for its festivals, quirky pubs, and street performers, but only those in-the-know can spot the tell-tale signs of its medieval past. On this self-guided audio tour, I’ll point out remnants of this historical city and reveal some of its darker tales of death, murders, and executions. Starting in front of the Browne Doorway in Eyre Square, you’ll walk through Galway’s main shopping district to your first stop, the King’s Head Bistro and Pub. There, I’ll share the gory details of King Charles I of England’s execution and what the event has to do with the pub’s name. You’ll then wind your way into the heart of the Latin Quarter to the Spanish Arch, to find out how millions of Irish were affected by An Gorta Mór (or, the Great Hunger) of 1846. On this dark tour you’ll also have the opportunity to see the Lynch’s Memorial Window where a father hung his own son in the 1400s, and learn about the murder of the Joyce family in Maamtrasna in 1882.

The Aran Islands are not accessible by car, making the ferry or a plane some of the only ways to get to them. This Aran Islands Inisheer and Inishmore Private Pub Tour from Galway allows you to experience the beauty of the area and its magnificent pubs while taking care of flights from and to the Connemara International Airport for you. Enjoy delicious food and drinks and explore the islands.

Come deep sea fishing off the west coast of Ireland on this private full-day tour from Clifden; the reef fishing is excellent, ensuring good catches and lasting memories. Fishing for giant tuna to shoals of mackerel in the deep clean waters off the coast are exciting possibilities for all fisherman, novice or expert, all are welcome. Deep sea fishing for shark and tuna around Clifden is amongst the finest in Europe.

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This tour offers a unique blend of history and the supernatural, taking travelers on a journey through the darker side of Galway City. Led by local guides with a deep knowledge of the area’s history and legends, this walking tour is perfect for those who love a good story, whether it's rooted in history or the paranormal. The small group size ensures a more intimate experience, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the tales of mystery and intrigue that haunt this historic city.

This tour highlights our maritime history and how the water had been used to enhance our relations with europe and indeed the world. One of europe’s fastest flowing rivers offered the opportunity to harness its power which would bring Galway into the industrial age offering employment in textiles, distilling and munitions.

This premium Inis Mór day tour from Galway is the ultimate way to experience the largest and most famous of the Aran Islands! This journey combines the rugged beauty of the South Connemara coast with an intimate, deep-dive exploration of Inis Mór’s history and culture. What makes this tour stand out? We’ve swapped the large crowds for a small-group setting (max 24 guests) and replaced the standard “tourist trail” with an authentic island experience. Upon arrival, you’ll leave the main coach behind and join a local islander for a private minibus tour of their home. From the towering heights of Dún Aonghasa to the quiet, traditional charm of the Cill Éinne area, you’ll experience the island through the eyes of those who live there.

An opportunity to visit Connemara & Aran Islands Inishmore in 1 day tour. Discovering Quiet Man bridge, Maam Cross, Screeb Waterfall, Camus Tower then ferry to Aran Islands & more

The rugged landscape of Connemara will capture your heart. Get picked up at your accommodation by your local guide you will set off to explore it. Driving along the Wild Atlantic Way, you will discover Connemara’s enrapturing beauty, and its historic sites and learn about the local history and culture. Choose from one of our suggested itineraries or mix and match from a range of possible activities or heritage and cultural sites. You’ll have the opportunity to go off the beaten track, like taking a stroll along the Atlantic coast or on a stone-lined country road, or even take a seaweed bath. There’s so much to enjoy. • Explore the Wild Atlantic Way with a private guide • Flexible to adjust itinerary for specific interests • See historic sites and natural landmarks like Kylemore Abbey • Round-trip transportation from Galway included

Take a fun electric bike tour of Galway City with a local guide and see all the highlights Galway city has to offer. Cycle along canals, passing historic city sights, lakes, rivers, castles, beaches and loads more. On this guided ebike tour learn about Galway’s fascinating and rich history, as well knowleagable cultural insights into Galway City, which is considered the cultural heart of the West of Ireland. Our guide will provide you with personal stories, observations and local understanding throughout this tour. As you cycle through the narrow streets and bustling squares, you will encounter stunning architecture, picturesque canals and an eclectic mix of shops, pubs, and restaurants. Delve into the stories and legends that make Galway City such a unique and enchanting place, learning about its most famous inhabitants, from poets and playwrights to traders and explorers.