Top Ireland Bike Tours - page 2

Embark on a leisurely cycle with a Self-Guided Bike Tour along the Grand Canal Greenway, starting from Sallins. As you pedal through this picturesque route, you'll encounter 250-year-old locks and bridges, each echoing the rich history of the area. This unique biodiversity corridor offers a chance to witness a diverse array of plant and animal species thriving in their natural habitat. Along the way, make a stop at the Malt to Vault Arthur Guinness Exhibition in Ardclough. Here, you'll uncover the fascinating connection between Ireland's first man-made navigation system and the world-renowned pint of stout. Indulge in a delightful treat at the Pantry Cafe within the magnificent Cliff at Lyons. For those who appreciate a taste of the "black stuff," McEvoys Pub in Hazelhatch, located 13 km from Sallins, offers the perfect spot for a refreshing break. Upon your return to the village, conclude your day at the Railway Inn Heritage Pub, a charming venue to unwind and meet the locals.

Discover a lesser-known side of Dublin with this full-day bike tour. Sign up for a tour that features both the city center and the outskirts of Dublin, including parkland alongside rivers and canals. Cover ground quickly and explore Dublin’s historic waterways along with local landmarks such as Bull Island, the Glasnevin Cemetery, and Phoenix Park.

Come pedal through green rolling hills, blue lakeshores and canals, tranquil country roads, and along the picturesque Royal Canal Greenway or the Old Rail Greenway to Athlone. Experience the charming landscapes of Ireland's Hidden Heartland in County Westmeath on this self guided cycle. Choose from three stunning loops, all starting at Mullingar Railway Station, designed to suit every cyclist-from relaxed adventurers to enthusiasts seeking a challenge. With optional stops for refreshments and scenic swims at Lough Owel or Lough Ennell, which are highlights!. Explore inviting and rural villages and historic sites on route. We offer a wide range of quality bikes, including electric, hybrid, kids’ bikes, and tandems, plus helmets, hi-viz jackets, child seats and trailers. Friendly support, free parking, toilets and showers at the Royal Canal Harbour HUB make your Irish bike adventure truly effortless. Suitable for all fitness levels and families.

Cycle the scenic 23km Midleton to Youghal Greenway on a guided electric bike tour through East Cork’s rolling countryside. Beginning and ending at the Midleton trailhead—just a short walk from the train station—this off-road trail winds past farmland, villages, and Ballyvergan Marsh, a haven for birdlife. In the historic seaside town of Youghal, riders enjoy a relaxed coffee break with coastal views before heading back. With knowledgeable local guides and comfortable e-bikes, it’s the perfect mix of nature, culture, and easy adventure.

Explore Northern Ireland's biggest draws—Belfast, Giant’s Causeway, and Dunluce Castle—in just one day on this convenient, time-saving tour from Dublin. Instead of having to hire a car, travel via traditional black cab to explore Belfast's streets, including the Falls and Shankill neighborhoods. Then, board a coach and leave the city behind to experience one of Ireland's great geological marvels, the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Giant’s Causeway, as well as Dunluce Castle, a filming location for "Game of Thrones."

This self Guided tour from westport to Mulranny on the Great Western green way an off road cycling Track ,takes you 30km (18miles) along the Wild Atlantic way With stunning views and scenery over Clew Bay Mulranny has a Beautiful unspoilt Beach just off the Greenway cycle Track a fantastic place to get away from it all with a walk on miles of empty pristine Beach

Fitting Ireland’s historic towns and rural traditions into one day can be difficult without a car or local insight, but this guided tour from Dublin makes it seamless. Travel by luxury to visit Kilkenny and the grounds of its castle, then continue to the 6th-century monastic settlement of Glendalough in Wicklow Mountains National Park. Finally, enjoy a stop at a working sheep farm to watch border collies in action. With transport, timing, and commentary handled for you, the tour offers a well-paced way to experience a varied side of Ireland in a single day.

Get to grips with Dublin alongside a local guide during this convenient walking tour ideal for first-time visitors. Don’t waste time getting lost alone; instead, allow your guide to show you city highlights like Trinity College and Dublin Castle, while talking you through the city’s history. An immersive experience you wouldn’t get alone, it’s the ideal way to start your vacation in Dublin.

Cover far more ground than a walking tour while still seeing Dublin up close as you navigate the city by bike on this private tour. Your guide was born and raised in Dublin, so you can get a local perspective and ask as many questions as you like about the city. Your bike rental is included so you don’t have to worry about bringing anything else.

Combine authentic Irish storytelling with the great outdoors on this small-group tour by electric bike. Departing from the village of Union Hall in West Cork, the tour covers a looped route that passes villages like Leap, tucked-away beaches, and the picturesque woodland of Bláth na Gréine. The real highlight though comes from your guide’s commentary, which is packed with local folklore and "focail."

Visiting Dublin is not experiencing the real Ireland. Or at least not all of it. This guided day trip from Dublin to Wicklow National Park shuttles you to a different side of Ireland. Take a leisurely hike through the park. After the hike, indulge in a hearty Irish lunch (at your own expense) in a Victorian village and then spend time in Glendalough, taking in the medieval ambiance of the place.

Get some awesome views of Clew Bay, pass by Croagh Patrick, one of Ireland’s most holy mountains, and enjoy yourself on this full-day e-bike ride tour of the Great Western Greenway. This trail is closed to traffic, so you won’t have to worry about dodging cars. Just go at your own pace, stopping for walks, at villages, or to stop and have a well-deserved pint in an Irish pub.

Ideal for fist time visitors to the city, cover all the main highlights in the company of our friendly and experienced expert guide with a choice of tour by Bike or on Foot. Learn first hand about the ancient & contemporary History of Ireland's Capital, from the Viking settlement to Irish independence, all against the backdrop of the capitals most famous landmarks, thoroughfares, markets and Historic neighborhoods like Temple Bar.

The GAP is Ireland's only Mountain Bike Park with over 40 trails, 30 Specialized Stumpjumper Bike Rentals & 5 uplift buses driving bike and biker to the top of the hill. Scenic pedal up route also available. Set on the stunning backdrop of Dublin's sea & city view.

Experience Ireland's grandeur—without the tour bus crowds. This private, intimate cycling tour winds through Killarney National Park's hidden treasures, just you and your crew. Let your guide reveal ancient tales at 15th-century Muckross Abbey, lead you to the thundering Torc Waterfall, and showcase pristine lake views. In short, you'll trade tourist snapshots for real moments in Ireland's wildest landscapes.

Maximum group size is 6, so you will get a personalised experience. You will get to explore some of the lesser travelled (and therefore quiet!) roads in the Lough Derg area, seeing great views of the lake and the surrounding hills. You will also hear of some of the history of the area, along with information about the historic buildings and the places around the lake shore. Please note that I am open to variations in the route if there is something in particular a group wants to see.

This tour allows individuals to explore the beautiful scenery of the Tralee to Fenit Greenway in County Kerry with breath taking views and memories to make. We provide full day rentals to relax and explore local landmarks. We have bikes and accessories to suit all ages and fitness levels. • Electric Bikes • Adult Bikes • Children’s Bikes • Children’s Trailers • Child Seats • Helmets We aim to cater for all your family needs to make your outing as enjoyable as possible. Our E-Bikes cater for those who may want a smoother and less strenuous experience to allow for enjoying the beautiful scenery along the route.

Whether you're a Galway native, or it is your very first time here, a Scavenger Hunt on an Electric Bike a very unique way to see and learn about our wonderful little city. In the alotted time for this game, you will see so much of the city and it's suburbs and you'll have great fun doing it. This is a fantastic group activity, with our competitive style scavenger hunt game and Walkie Talkie helmets, you can stay connected talking handsfree as you navigate your way through Galway and compete in our scavenger hunt game.

Inishbofin (Island of the White Cow) lies seven miles off Galway’s coast. This magical island is now a haven for tourism, farming and fishing. The island is 5.7km by 4km , which means that bikes are the ideal method of transport. Inishbofin has various cycling routes offering spectacular views of the island’s wild Atlantic scenery. There are several safe award-winning sandy beaches strewn with shells and with crystal clear water which make swimming, snorkelling and diving a joy. Inishbofin is a special area of conservation and a special area of protection. Inishbofin is an important centre for traditional Irish music and song with its own Ceilí band. It is estimated that Inishbofin was inhabited as far back as 8000-4000 B.C. As you sail around the tower and signal light into the harbour you will notice Cromwell’s 16th century barracks - used as a prison for catholic priests from all over the country after the English Statute of 1585 declared them guilty of high treason.

Pedal along Ireland’s Atlantic coast on the full 42 km Great Western Greenway between Westport and Achill Island on this full-day private biking adventure with a guide. Easily ride with an electric bike to discover the picturesque scenery and villages of County Mayo. Pass by dramatic mountains, the golden dunes of Mulranny Beach, striking cliffs, and more.

Explore the Cork Harbour Greenway with a quick and easy guided bike tour. With Electric, Hybrid and children's bikes available, this 2-hour adventure is suitable for the whole family. 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. Continue between native trees, shrubs and wildflowers along the Cork City to Passage West Greenway, a repurposed old railway line. Visit the historic seaside town of Passage West, home to Ireland's first steam ship. The return journey involves a short stop at the majestic Blackrock Castle, a 16th century castle, home to an Observatory.

Inishbofin (Island of the White Cow) lies seven miles off Galway’s coast. This magical island is now a haven for tourism, farming and fishing. The island is 5.7km by 4km , which means that bikes are the ideal method of transport. Inishbofin has various cycling routes offering spectacular views of the island’s wild Atlantic scenery. There are several safe award-winning sandy beaches strewn with shells and with crystal clear water which make swimming, snorkelling and diving a joy. Inishbofin is a special area of conservation and a special area of protection. Inishbofin has also become an important centre for traditional Irish music and song with its own Ceilí band. It is estimated that Inishbofin was inhabited as far back as 8000-4000 B.C. As you sail into the harbour you will notice Cromwell’s 16th century barracks - was used as a prison for catholic priests from all over the country after the English Statute of 1585 declared them guilty of high treason.

Coagh Patrick seafood is owned by Padraig Gannon and his family for 25 years growing oysters on their property on the shores of clew bay exporting all over the world Every day over the summer months Padraig invites you to come on his tour of the oyster beds to show you the process of how they farm the oysters over the 3-4 years it takes to cultivate an oyster then up to the processing area How they are prepared for export with a tasting session on the terrace over looking the shores of clew bay this is a wonderful unique experience when visiting westport