Top Ireland Bike Tours

Discover Killarney National Park at your leisure with a half-day self-guided bike tour. Pick-up your bike rental and a map guiding the way to popular park landmarks including Muckross House and Gardens, Muckross Abbey, Torc Waterfall, and Muckross Traditional Farms. Enjoy maximum flexibility to explore the countryside at your pace with this self-guided bike tour.

See Kinsale from a fresh perspective on this 3-hour, small-group electric bike tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. You’ll meet at the pick-up point on Main Street before exploring the town’s historic sites and hidden gems, from Charles Fort to Desmond Castle. Travel in comfort on your quality eBike with smart helmets that allow for seamless conversation as you ride. Tailored to your group’s pace and interests, this tour offers a unique way to connect with Kinsale’s past and present.

Wild, beautiful, and almost traffic-free, Inishmore is a dream location for a 2-wheel adventure. There’s no need to huff and puff up the island’s hills when you book this e-bike rental, with power available when you need it. Your bike comes complete with a helmet for safety and a beautiful map of the island: In the unlikely event of technical issues, there’s roadside assistance if required.

Explore Dublin by bike with a small group and knowledgeable guide, who leads you to both major city sights and off-the-beaten-path locations. Choose from a standard or electric bike, which means you don’t have to worry about getting tired from pedaling—just enjoy the fresh air, soak up views of this beautiful city and learn about its history and modern-day culture from the experienced guide.

Make the most of your time in Galway by hopping on an electric bike and following your guide to the city’s top spots, and some hidden ones, too. This small, intimate group tour takes you by the city’s landmarks like Galway Cathedral, the Spanish Arch, and many more. Learn about the city’s history and culture from your local guide. If you’re feeling brave, take a dip in the sea at Blackrock Diving Board.

The Howth Peninsula is one of the most scenic spots near Dublin—but its hills can make exploring tricky. Instead, get a comprehensive tour of Howth without getting out of breath on this electric bike tour. Traveling by e-bike means you can pedal with assistance, all while following your guide to Howth's top highlights. Stop for commentary, questions, and photo ops of landmarks such as the Summit, the Howth Cliffs, Baily Lighthouse, Martello Towers, and others. Note: this tour goes on off-road trails, guests must have prior cycling experience.

Ride around the cliffs and hills of the Dingle Peninsula coastline without the effort, taking this self-guided, electric bike tour. With a motor that kicks in when you need some extra help, the e-bike offers a fun and eco-friendly way to explore. Even better: You go at your own pace, following a GPS guide that gives you commentary, directions, and even a few jokes through a Bluetooth helmet.

This is a stunning half day guided cycle that lets you experience the amazing coastal scenery of the Wild Atlantic Way. The tour brings you down headlands and along wild beaches through the lush, green Irish countryside. You'll see cows grazing in the fields and crops such as maize glowing and swaying in the breeze. We start at the Lusitania Museum/Old Head Signal Tower with views over the Old Head Gold Links, Cork harbour and the beautiful West Cork area. We'll cycle along two beaches before our stop in a traditional Irish Pub in Ballinspittle village. Here we'll enjoy a tea/coffee or soft drink before returning by bike through more stunning countryside to our start point. The tour involves cycling on moderately hilly terrain. It is suitable for couples, groups and families with older children. For groups, the exact tour route can be tailored to your need. Bikes and electric bikes are provided with helmet and high vis vest.

Pedal as little or as much as you like on this electric bike tour of the Burren. Travel at your own pace through the stunning scenery with the help of a map to point out the can't-miss landmarks, such as Poulnabrone Dolmen, an ancient ring fort, and other local gems. This self-guided tour is perfect for independent travelers who want to make their own way.

Pedal Ireland's award-winning Great Western Greenway from Westport to Achill Island on German or Dutch electric bikes. Cycling 43km (27 miles) might seem daunting for families or casual riders, but these comfortable e-bikes make the journey effortless for all abilities. Follow the former railway line and take in views at Clew Bay, spot local goats grazing in Mulranny, and watch sheep wandering Achill's roads before catching the bus back.

Cork ranks among the most attractive cities in Ireland, with beautiful architecture and fine Lee River views—but seeing the best of the city on foot takes time and effort. On this tour, spin along Cork’s cycle lanes and riverside pathways by bike, and hit top attractions including Fitzgerald’s Park and St. Finbarr’s Cathedral with ease. With bike and helmet hire included, listen as your guide brings Cork’s history to life.

Explore the wild Burren on two wheels without breaking a sweat on this half-day, small-group electric bicycle tour. With an e-bike, you can control how much you work as you visit a dolmen, an Iron Age ring fort, and historic churches without a bus window between you and the sights. You'll get access to parts of the Burren most visitors never reach and learn about the area through guided commentary.

Uncover the Magic of Dublin with Your Personal Audio Guide Tired of feeling touristy — but still want to experience Dublin? With 100 captivating audio stories straight to your phone, this self-guided audio tour is your key to discovering Dublin’s most iconic landmarks such as the Trinity College and St Patrick’s Cathedral, as well as hidden gems. Weave through lively streets in Temple Bar and the lush Phoenix park while this flexible walking tour lets you explore without groups or schedules. Get a personal guide in your pocket — all at a fraction of traditional tour prices: ✅ No app download — works directly from your browser ✅ Start anytime, anywhere ✅ Explore top sights & hidden gems ✅ Enjoy full flexibility with pause and resume features ✅ Vivid storytelling with soundscapes and voice narration ✅ Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or families After booking, just submit the last 5 digits of your phone number in the “promo code” field at App.trales.io to activate your access.

When in Westport the great western green way cycle is a must be for all moderate fitness levels The award winning Great Western Greenway is the no 1 Outdoor activity in westport The route is a safe off road cycle track 43 km. ( 27 miles) from Westport to Achill Island on the wild Atlantic way, it travels through Newport& Mullranny then across the bog lands along the Achill coast. to Achill sound on arrival Park and lock bikes at the Achill Island Hotel. Visit the hotels bar & restaurant with its stunning views over Achill sound fantastic local food and a great place to relax and wait for the bus Return to Westport, just walk 500m across the bridge up to the church and take bus back to Westport at 3pm or 5pm. (4pm sundays) 50 mins cost 10e pp. Cash only

Go beyond visiting the Cliffs of Moher and explore Ireland’s stunning Aran Islands, just 15 minutes off the coast. With this tour, you’ll arrive to everything taken care of, from lunch reservations to bike rentals and ferry tickets. Skipping the lines, you’ll also get access to a guide plus leisure time to discover the island’s fascinating culture, beautiful nature, and more.

Avoid the crowds and explore Irish history in peace on this Book of Kells and Dublin Castle exterior tour. Visit the Trinity College Library, home to the famous Book of Kells—widely considered among the most important of all Ireland’s ancient treasures. Listen as your guide brings medieval Ireland to life, shedding light on the Book of Kells’ profound historical significance. Afterward, enjoy a guided walking tour around Dublin Castle’s mighty exterior. Visit the gardens and yards, and learn of the castle’s role as court, fortress, treasury, and jail.

Explore Cork beyond the city center with this small-group cycling tour on the Cork City Greenway. Meet your guide for a scenic bike tour along a repurposed rail line and admire views of Cork Harbour. See local landmarks like the CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory and the Marina Market during this leisurely cycle. Learn about local culture and heritage along the way.

Enjoy a more immersive way to learn about Irish whiskey, and guarantee your admission in advance, on a guided tour of Jameson Distillery Bow St. in Dublin. Learn the history of the iconic Irish brand as you explore the distillery and listen to commentary from your guide. Discover the secrets behind the complex distillation process—and then cap off your experience by tasting whiskey in the elegant distillery bar.

Save your precious vacation (and drinking) time with his tour that includes skip-the-line admission to Dublin's Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery. Listen as your guide explains the ingredients used and learn of the complex brewing and distilling processes then enjoy tastings of two of Ireland's most-loved drinks.

Make a day of seeing Ireland’s famous Cliffs of Moher on this full-day tour from Dublin. Stop at the Aillwee Caves, the largest cave system in Ireland, for a guided tour on your way to the cliffs. Then, embark on a boat ride to witness the towering Cliffs of Moher from the ocean before heading back to land for a walk on top of the cliffs and entrance to the interpretive center.

Explore Cork Harbour and Cobh by electric bike. The only cycle tour in Cork to take you across the River Lee - from the cathedral town of Cobh the final berthing place of the Titanic to the bustling Marina Market . Begin in Cobh, where we see Cobh Heritage Centre, St Colman’s Cathedral and Spike Island. Cross by ferry and continue between native trees, shrubs and wildflowers along the Cork City to Passage West Greenway, a repurposed old railway line. Travel the tree lined Marina alongside the world’s second largest natural harbour. Hear about the exploits of Cork’s sporting heroes as you pass Páirc Uí Chaoimh Stadium, the home of Cork GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) where Ireland’s ancient games are played. The return journey involves a short stop at the majestic Blackrock Castle, a 16th century castle, home to an Observatory.

Leave Dublin behind on a full-day journey to Ireland’s rugged west coast—no need to tackle the roads or plan a route yourself. Travel comfortably onboard an air-conditioned vehicle as you learn about Irish history and culture. Enjoy a visit to the Cliffs of Moher with time to explore the clifftop paths and visitor facilities at your own pace, then continue along part of the Wild Atlantic Way with a weather-permitting stop in the Burren to admire its distinctive limestone landscape. In Galway City, choose between a guided walk or free time to experience the city’s lively atmosphere.

This is transport for 1 passenger and their bike through the 3 lakes of Killarney National Park. Boats leave Ross Castle at 10.30am only each morning and travel to Lord Brandon's Cottage in the Gap of Dunloe. Highlights along the way include a visit to Innisfallen Island to see the 7th century Monastic ruins and the chance to see some of our White Tailed Eagles. The distance from Lord Brandon's Cottage to Killarney is 25km, cyclists should be aware of some steep ascents and descents. Good news is that this isn't a race! After having lunch at Lord Brandon's Cottage, cyclists can travel through the Gap of Dunloe at their leisure. Stopping to have a drink at the Kate Kearney's Cottage is definitely recommended before continuing to Killarney. This is a great way to see the Gap of Dunloe at your own pace. Please note that bike rental is not included in the tour, nor is the cycle guided. Passengers must secure their own bike rental in Killarney before progressing to Ross Castle.