Top Ireland Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 6

Explore beyond the Dublin city center on a private day trip to the fishing village of Howth. Meet your local guide at the departure point and set out on a full-day tour. After a short train ride, see the natural beauty Ireland is famous for in the seafront village of Howth. Visit several local landmarks including Howth Head, the Baily Lighthouse, and Howth Castle. Learn about history and folklore during this private tour, complete with fabulous views.

Explore the beauty of County Clare by horseback on this three or four hour guided tour from Lisdoonvarna. Ride through the Burren region alongside old stone forts and ruins linked to Irish history. Enjoy views of Slieva Eva, the Connemara mountains, the Cliffs of Moher, and the Aran Islands. You could ride in the waves on the beach or climb mountain trails. Helmets and half chaps are provided for safety and comfort.

Explore beyond the Irish coastline with this private deserted island boat tour in Connemara. Depart from Roundstone Harbour and set out on a scenic boat journey to the island of Inishlacken. Admire views of Roundstone Bay before arriving at this deserted island, where you can explore the white sand beaches and get up close to pristine nature. Customize the tour by adding in some fishing if you wish.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Killarney without the crowds when you book this private sightseeing tour. Traverse the national park, taking in the Lakes of Killarney. Visit 'Ladies View' for panoramic vistas and explore key attractions like Torc Waterfall and Killarney House Gardens. Enjoy a guided tour through Killarney town and conclude with a photo stop at the picturesque Ross Castle and Aghadoe Heights.

Prepare yourself for breathtaking vistas and unforgettable experiences along the west coast of Ireland. As the cliffs ascend from the tumultuous Atlantic Ocean to heights exceeding 700 feet, immerse yourself in the robust walls of rock that have shielded the west coast from the Atlantic tides for over 300 million years. Witness the Aran Islands in the distance and the Twelve Pins Mountain Range to the north. While nearly 2 million visitors flock to the cliffs annually, your luxury private tour with Hall Chauffeurs offers a unique perspective on one of Ireland’s most cherished destinations. Afterward, immerse yourself in the charming village of Doolin for Irish hospitality. Continue your adventure with a scenic drive through The Burren, described as the Grand Canyon of Ireland, before a visit to Medieval Bunratty Castle & Folk Park. Conclude your trip with a stop off at Ireland's oldest pub, Sean's bar time permitting before heading back to Dublin or your preferred drop off location.

Begin at Claddagh Records, where the melodies of Irish music resonate, and delve into the significance of the Claddagh ring. Pass by the Wall of Fame, adorned with tributes to legendary Irish musicians like U2 and Sinéad O'Connor, before immersing yourself in the bustling energy of Temple Bar, a hub of creativity and tradition. Traverse the iconic Ha’penny Bridge, a symbol of Dublin's resilience and evolution, while your guide regales you with tales of its historical importance. Stroll through College Green, once a political epicenter and now the distinguished grounds of Trinity College, steeped in centuries of academic prestige. Pause at the solemn visage of the Molly Malone statue, as your guide shares the folklore behind Dublin's beloved "Cockles and Mussels" song. Concluding at Grafton Street, you're invited to soak in the lively ambiance of one of Europe's busiest shopping districts, where street performers and musicians add to the tapestry of Dublin's charm.

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.

This private tour of the Cliffs of Moher is the way to go for a personalized half day out, avoiding the hassle of tour groups, coaches, or public transportation. You’ll be conveniently picked up at your hotel in Galway, then taken along the Wild Atlantic Way, stopping at the Cliffs of Moher cand a few other places for photos and stretching your legs, breathing in Irish fresh air.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Ireland’s most iconic natural wonder on the Cliffs of Moher Irish Experience Tour. This 2.5-hour guided tour immerses you in the stunning landscapes, rich history, and fascinating folklore of the Cliffs of Moher. Led by an expert guide, you’ll explore the dramatic coastline, hear captivating stories, and enjoy unparalleled panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Embark on this unforgettable experience to the Cliffs of Moher from Lahinch, one of the most spectacular coastal location in Ireland. Your guide will take you on a journey through time, sharing stories of the cliffs’ formation, their cultural significance, and the breathtaking views that have made them a must-visit destination for traveller’s worldwide. Walk along the dramatic cliffside paths and, on a clear day, spot the Aran Islands in the distance. This tour allows you to appreciate not just the grandeur of the cliffs but also their place in Irish history and mythology.

Discover the captivating history of Killarney on a self-guided audio walking tour from Ross Castle to the ancient Copper Mines. The first of its kind. This audio tour invites you to wander through lush woodlands and along tranquil lakeshores, revealing tales of battles, prophecies, and wildlife. Stop at the breathtaking Governor’s Rock viewpoint before concluding your journey at the Bronze Age copper mines, a testament to Ireland's early craftsmanship. Enjoy a rich blend of history, nature insights, and folklore at your own pace, making for a personalized exploration of this enchanting landscape. - Self-guided audio tour starting at Ross Castle - Explore ancient woodlands and stunning viewpoints. - Learn about Ireland’s early metalworkers at the Copper Mines. - Perfect for history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike.

Explore Dublin in a fun and unique way during this silent disco tour that takes you around the city’s famous landmarks. Don your hi-tech headsets and listen to funky music while you walk and dance through the streets with your group. Groove past landmarks like Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, and Trinity College during your journey of song and dance.

Explore Killarney National Park (the oldest national park in Ireland) and the scenery of the surrounding valley on this seamless, private tour. After pickup in the morning from your Killarney accommodation, board your vehicle and head into nature. You’ll visit the 15th-century Ross Castle, can dine in an opulent stately home, will discover Ladies’ View (a panoramic scenic overlook named for Queen Victoria), encounter Torc Waterfall, and much more.

Head out from Dingle for a wildlife-focused boat tour designed for nature lovers and photographers alike. Spotting dolphins, whales, seals, and seabirds depends on the day and season, but your experienced crew knows the best places to look. As you search the waves, soak in dramatic views of Dingle’s rugged coastline, towering cliffs, sea caves, and red sandstone formations. Recommended for ages 12 and over.

Get out of the big city and spend the day taking in the countryside of Northern Ireland during this Northern Ireland and Giant's Causeway Rail Tour from Dublin. Ride comfortably in a train and take in stunning scenery of the Emerald Isle before making a photo stop at Dunluce Castle. Then, continue on to the Giant's Causeway for some free time at the basalt columns.

Explore the rugged coast of southern Ireland during this full-day private tour from Kenmare to Mizen Head. Drive through the scenic Killarney National Park and stop at landmarks such as Torc Waterfall, a 3,000-year-old Druid stone circle, and local villages on your way to Mizen Head. Take in the sweeping views of the Atlantic coastline once you arrive and capture your memories on camera to enjoy for years to come.

Experience the world’s only daily placenames walking tour, an intimate, luxury experience (max 8 guests) along the stunning Wild Atlantic Way. Regularly featured on TV and in the media, this unique tour unlocks the hidden history of Castlehaven through its placenames—revealing Viking traders, Gaelic chieftains, and long-lost ways of life. Discover names like Carrig na Saighneoirí, a tiny headland named after the medieval pilchard fishermen who made the O’Driscolls and O’Donovans as wealthy as European royalty. Explore Beann tSídháin (peak of the faeries ) and An Glaisín Álainn (the beautiful little stream), where the landscape itself tells a story. Your experience includes a gourmet picnic of West Cork cheese, smoked seafood from Union Hall, and Celine’s home baking, making this an unforgettable blend of culture, history, and artisan food. 12:00 Noon Daily | Max 8 Guests | Includes Artisan Picnic

Experience Killarney’s old-time charms the old-fashioned way in a horse carriage, or jaunting car, with your own personal “jarvey” driver/guide. Trot through the grounds of 15th-century Ross Castle, get a taste of Killarney National Park, and see sights including the cathedral and Lough Leane lake. Wrap up with a quintessentially modern experience: pizza and craft beer at the Killarney Brewing Company.

Over the course of approximately 3 hours, we'll take you to see some of the most beautiful sights that Donegal has to offer. You'll get to see the mountains, beaches, lakes, churches, ghost village and much more, along the way you’ll hear about Gweedore's fascinating stories and history that make up this Gaelteacht area's unique culture. Our guides provide you with personal stories, observations and local knowledge throughout. Make your trip to Donegal that bit more special as you hear the stories that shaped this area of Ireland. All our guides are personable, knowledgeable, and fun. We always have your safety in mind, so you can enjoy your bike ride responsibly. Highlights of the Gweedore eBike Tour include: Errigal, Bád Eddie, a Ghost Village, an abandoned church, and a relaxing forest trail which runs alongside Dunlewy Lough.

Admire Dublin from the water’s edge—and see perspectives on the city that aren’t visible elsewhere—when you embark on a cruise across Dublin Bay to Dun Laoghaire. Enjoy postcard-worthy views of landmarks like the Dublin Mountains, Joyce's Martello Tower, Dalkey Island, and beyond, and look out for local wildlife as you go. Purchase snacks and drinks from the on-board bar, and stay connected with Wi-Fi.

Explore the waters of Digby Lock and Canals County, with its 120km of still waters linking its towns and villages, and learn all about local history from your guide on this small-group boat tour. Relax and let your skipper and guide show off the area’s lush scenery as you learn all about the biodiversity of the Kildare countryside and what life is like in this part of the world.

Take a boat tour to see Hook Lighthouse from the Sea! We will take you on a breath-taking guided boat tour of the Waterford and Wexford Coastline, where you will enjoy tales of Vikings and smugglers as well as meeting first hand some of the marine life that we share the coast with.If you are lucky, you will see dolphins and seals, and plenty of sea birds. The Waterford and Wexford coast is steeped in Maritime History, you will hear where the term 'By Hook or by Crooke' came from, how in 1645 Irish rebels fought and sank the flagship of the English Navy, still lying today beneath the sands. Visit a sea cave where ancient people brought the bones of their dead to enable their passage to the other world, and to top your tour off, some high speed manoeuvres in our Rigid Inflatable Boat - 'Vadrefjord' Boat tour - approximately 1 hour on the water, a safety brief is mandatory prior to boarding. Arrive 30 minutes before your tour time to allow for equipment allocation and safety brief.

The Erris Head promontory juts out into the Atlantic Coast at the northern tip of the Mullet Peninsula, and affords spectacular ocean views from its coastal paths. With this tour, breathe in the sea air with a scenic walk along the coast, stopping to admire the views, visit the traditional village of Glenlara, and spot wildlife such as fulmars and other seabirds. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

County Donegal's coast—Ireland’s wildest, most rugged region—can be difficult to navigate. But with this tour, a pro guide will get you experiencing it via kayak, accessing hard-to-reach caves, paddling under sea arches, navigating around massive sea stacks, and more. Along the way, you might even spot dolphins, seals, mink whales, and other elusive creatures enjoying the incredible views of the North Atlantic.

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.