Top Western Ireland Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 7

This is local westport Ebike cycle tour which can start at anytime of the day is ideal for all types of groups and people of all fitness levels , looking for a good mix of light physical activities, with relaxing meal at a top Bar restaurant in Westport Harbour to finish great day out Bus and Bike pick up provided cost 5e pp

Step into Ballina through the lives and stories that shaped it. Enjoy storytelling with poetry, humour, and local legend, plus hands-on moments with rare artifacts led by a warm local guide. Explore Georgian streets, striking Victorian architecture, and heritage sites as your guide shares stories of founders, ordinary families, rebellion, community, and the lasting impact of the Great Famine. See treasures from the Jackie Clarke Collection and learn Ballina’s connections to Mary Robinson and President Joe Biden. Each stop reveals the town’s character, culture, and enduring community spirit.

From John Wayne to JFK and from Julia Roberts to Queen Victoria people have fallen in love wearing a Claddagh ring. Over the years it has become a symbol of Irish identity recognised all around the world. It speaks of eternal life, but can also have a darker side too. The Claddagh tour is unique in offering an in-depth exploration of the tales and traditions surrounding the Claddagh ring and relates it to the village from which it sprang. The relaxed pace walk takes in several of Galway's neighbourhood and includes a stop at a great cafe on the way. The tour is also unique in offering a ring included in the price of the tour (terms and conditions apply). With many satisfied customers over the years we are now delighted to offer the tour on the Viator platform for you to book. We look forward to meeting our new guests this year.

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

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

Explore the unique story of The Burren, one of Ireland's most compelling landscapes, where creviced grey rock meets the wild Atlantic Ocean. The Exhibition introduces visitors to one of nature's most extraordinary phenomena, covering the geology, formation, fauna & array of flowers, where native species flourish alongside Arctic, Alpine & Mediterranean plants. It also covers the history of the Burren people, their monuments, archaeology & culture. Exclusive short film by naturalist, Éamon de Buitléar, splendidly presents the Burren Landscape while Digital Story Trails are available via QR code. Headphones must be worn - not provided. The Burren Exhibition offers "a wonderful introduction to what makes this UNESCO Global Geopark so special." The Burren Visitor Centre is a not-for-profit enterprise run by the community & is the licensed information point for North Clare offering bespoke advice on what to see, where to go, as well as directions, maps & discount vouchers.

This is an easy going and steady paced tour. I will take you to some of my favourite places in the city. Our first stop is a short walk from Eyre Sq. It is a modern contemporary bar, there you will have a Gin & Tonic made from their own exclusively made Gin with food and check out their selection of over 530 gins. Our next venue is a local family run business, just off the main street located in the shadow of a church build in the mid 1800`s, here you will taste a range of Irish made cheeses, meats, breads with a glass of wine, hear about Galway's historical connection to the world wine trade. Our last venue is one of Galway`s oldest and most favourite pubs, located just on Eyre Square, find out the fascinating history of this protected building before settling into one of the bars quiet snugs for a tasting of Irish craft beers from local breweries including their own house beer or an Irish whiskey flight. The tour lasts over 2 hours approx. max of 12 people on tour.

This Fun Ebike cycle is the No 1 activity for Groups on a visit to westport, suitable for all fitness levels Ebikes have a 25km range The route 70% is on a designated cycle lane along the coast with stunning views out over clew bay , Paddy&Nelly bikes is in westport town Center is Just 1 hour 10k (6 miles ) out via Westport Harbour to campbells Pub and Food Truck at the foot of Croagh Patrick mountain which is a magnet for all sorts of groups climbing the mountain and stags &hens parties Simply Park up bikes at rear of the pub , enjoy the craic or watch a match then get mini bus back to Westport town or be dropped to your hotel later in the afternoon around 430/5pm cost 5e pp 200 year old Campbells has great atmosphere with a Fantastic beer garden with an old barn which can take groups from 10 -50 people New food truck on site Those looking for a restaurant, the tavern pub 600m away is one of westport premium places to go to Highly recommended Dine and mini BUS back

Our top of the range electric bikes and first class service allow for a leisurely and relaxing day out where you can leave the rest of the world behind and truly engage in the experience as you pedal through the sights and sounds of the Burren. A day out in the Burren by eBike is a deep engagement with nature and the Irish landscape leaving you rejuvenated and with a host of unforgettable memories.

The ride starts at Carrowholly Stables and heads out through the countryside before dropping down onto the open strands of Clew Bay. This is the western edge of County Mayo, where the bay is dotted with islands and Croagh Patrick stands behind you the whole way, the pilgrim mountain that thousands climb barefoot every July. Keep an eye on the water as you ride the shoreline. Seals haul out on Seal Rock most days, and you'll pass Dorinish Island, the small island John Lennon bought in the 1960s and once planned to live on. Beginners are welcome, and most of the people on any given ride have little or no experience. Your guide is local and qualified, and gives full instruction before you set off, so you're comfortable in the saddle before you reach the beach. Riders who can rise to the trot will get more out of the coastal stretch. Confident riders can canter across the open strand. It's a two-hour ride. The pace is yours to set within your group's ability.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Ireland on a private tour to the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren. With a knowledgeable chauffeur at your side, discover the breathtaking views and rich history of this iconic region. This tour includes stops at Dunguaire Castle and Ailwee Cave, ensuring a comprehensive experience of Ireland's natural beauty. Relax in a luxury vehicle equipped with complimentary amenities, making your journey as comfortable as it is memorable. - Private chauffeur-driven tour tailored to your interests - Visit famous landmarks like Cliffs of Moher, Dunguaire Castle, and Ailwee Cave - Experience personalized insights from approved Failte Ireland Tour Guides - Enjoy a comfortable ride with amenities including air conditioning and Wi-Fi

Rent an e-bike so you can get around the entire island of Inishbofin and capture all the beauty of the Connemara Coast. Check out the wildlife, including the endangered corncrake, if you’re lucky. See why the island is such a wonderful place for tourism, farming, and fishing. Go at our own pace, too, because you can have the bike all day.

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.

A small-group experience, this tour of takes you on an intimate journey to explore Ireland. Customize your journey by stopping at your favorite spots, learning about Irish culture and traditions, and enjoying some Irish humor along the way. Your dedicated tour guide will share knowledge, answer questions, recommend top dining spots, and cater to your needs throughout the day. Plus, travel in style and comfort in a spacious, air-conditioned vehicles.

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.

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! Embark on an unforgettable journey through Ireland’s enchanting Connemara region, where you, the explorer, become the hero of your own adventure. From the lively streets of Galway, brimming with music and history, to the tranquil beauty of Screebe and the historic ruins of Clifden Castle, each step of this tour is a chapter in your own epic story. Marvel at the panoramic vistas along the Sky Road and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Connemara National Park. The majestic Kylemore Abbey awaits with tales of romance and resilience, nestled in its lush Victorian Walled Garden. As you traverse the landscape, feel the magic of Ireland envelops you, making each moment more memorable than the last. This tour is not just a journey through Ireland’s heart, but a passage into your own adventurous spirit, beckoning you to discover, feel, and be transformed. Join us, and let your Irish adventure begin!

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.

This private walking tour explores Galway during Christmas through cultural heritage, festive tradition, and historic Old Town atmosphere. You walk through ancient streets where medieval civilization and seasonal charm create a unique cultural setting. What makes Galway’s festive season part of its enduring heritage? You begin in the Latin Quarter where illuminated streets highlight architectural character and historic identity. Along Quay Street, local crafts and seasonal traditions reflect Galway’s vibrant cultural life. Eyre Square hosts a Christmas market where festive energy meets civic heritage. At Galway City Museum, exhibitions connect local history with seasonal celebration. Each step reveals cultural depth, architectural legacy, and festive transformation within Galway’s historic landscape. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Galway is one of Ireland’s oldest cities, but many travelers miss out on understanding its rich history. Enjoy an intimate visit through top landmarks—listening to stories along the way—during this two-hour walking tour. Cover centuries of history, visiting sights like 700-year-old St. Nicholas’ Church, the King’s Head Pub, and medieval-era Lynch’s Castle along the way.

This private cultural tour reveals Connemara’s historic and heritage landscapes. Travel from Galway’s Old Town, where medieval streets reflect deep cultural roots. Experience a region shaped by ancient traditions and enduring Irish civilization. What stories echo through the fjord carved by glacial history? Killary Fjord presents a rare natural and geological heritage. Leenane village reflects authentic cultural life shaped by generations. Continue toward Kylemore Abbey, an architectural symbol of resilience and legacy. I. How has this region protected its identity across centuries? Each moment connects you with landscapes older than the United States. This journey blends cultural depth with timeless heritage and refined exploration. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Experience the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren National Park your way with an accredited National Tour Guide in the comfort of a limousine. Explore the Cliffs and the Burren region at your own pace without the rush. There is so much to see for the independent traveller, you'll discover the history and culture of my region on this private day tour. Expect castles, stunning vistas, prehistoric remains, folklore and storytelling at every turn on this full day adventure from Galway.

See the city of Galway in a fun and exciting way when you embark on this city quest, where you’ll complete challenges and submit photos from places around Galway in order to complete it. This is app-led, so you can go whenever you want. Compare your scores to others who are also playing the game, and check the leaderboard to see who’s winning. You’ll also have a remote host to chat to you along the way.

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.