Top Wild Atlantic Way Tours by Duration - page 3

A fully escorted & chauffeured private luxury tour to the Cliffs of Moher from Galway. Travel in a luxury Limousine sedan or MPV for up to 3 passengers. Experience a beautiful coastal drive including Lisdoonvarna & Doolin. View the breath taking Cliffs of Moher which are a UNESCO site. Discover the Hazel mountain chocolate factory & witness the ancient site of Poulnabrone. Enjoy a traditional Irish Pub lunch where some of Irelands best musicians have played over the years. Please contact me for a customized tour

Discover stunning landscape and explore ancient lands in a luxury vehicle. Cong is home to a 12th century Abbey, exile of the last High King of Irelan, Rory O' Connor. Walk through Cong woods to the Monks fishing cottage on the edge of Lough Corrib. Did you know that Cong is also the location of The Quiet Man movie starring John Wayne and Maureen O Hara? Discover the breathtaking landscape of Connemara and the majestic Killary Fjord. Visit Ireland's most romantic building, Kylemore Abbey, from the late 19th century, home of the Benedictine Order of Nuns in Ireland. Optional visit to the Abbey, Neo-Gothic Church, Mausoleum and Victorian Walled Garden. No visit to Kylemore would be complete without a visit to the Ironing Stone, a magical giant's wishing stone located on the Eastern avenue. Return to Galway via the Inagh Valley, Oughterard and Moycullen.

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.

Overview of your Cork tour: Did you know that the Blarney Castle originally dates from before the 12th Century? It has beautiful stone fortifications, accessible rooms and battlements, and it's surrounded with gorgeous extensive gardens which in and of themselves present various attractions such as several natural rock formations. At the top of the castle lies the Stone of Eloquence - better known as the Blarney Stone. Here, you'll be able to hang upside down over a sheer drop to kiss the stone (which is said to give you the gift of eloquence). There are paths touring the grounds that lead to the Blarney House, which overlooks a nearby lake. Enjoy an idyllic day in the beautiful Blarney village and venture exploring the Blarney Castle and its grounds, before returning to Cork City for further exploration of our culture! We are pleased to offer you two flexible options for your experience: 1. Tour Without Tickets 2. Tour With Tickets Choose the option that best suits your day!

Explore the Ring of Kerry on a private tour from Sneem, Parknasilla, or Kenmare that removes the need to navigate narrow country roads or plan a driving route yourself. Travel around the Iveragh Peninsula with a dedicated driver-guide, stopping at places such as Cahergall Stone Fort, Torc Waterfall, and Ballycarbery Castle, along with smaller villages and coastal viewpoints. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a seamless experience.

Experience Galway like a local on this private walking tour led by a friendly resident who knows the city best. Wander through lively streets, charming squares, and along scenic rivers as your guide shares stories, history, and insider tips that bring the city to life. With flexible durations from 2 to 6 hours, you can choose a relaxed stroll or a more immersive exploration, all at your own pace. Perfect for travelers seeking a personal and authentic introduction, this tour offers a warm welcome and a chance to discover Galway’s unique character firsthand.

Explore beyond the coastline in Ireland with this tour departing Baltimore in West Cork to see the Fastnet Rock Lighthouse and Cape Clear Island. Board a ferry to Cape Clear Island and visit historic landmarks including a castle and church. Return to the boat for the journey to see the Fastnet Rock Lighthouse; keep an eye out for wildlife including dolphins and whales during the voyage.

Our private day tour will take you into the hidden heartlands of Ireland to the historical Rock of Cashel. Travel time to Cashel.is 1.5 hours from Cork. The Rock of Cashel is fabled to have been created by St Patrick himself, the Rock predates this and was a seat of high importance in Ireland. Converted to a christian site in medieval times, it is dotted with structures almost 1,000 years old and a visit here is really a wonderful experience. From the Rock, we travel nearby to the medieval Hore Abbey and learn a little more about its development and influence on Irish history throughout the ages. From Hore Abbey, enjoy some time in Cashel town itself known for its great food and atmosphere before we continue to Cahir Castle. This Castle was used in the Film Braveheart and stands remarkably well preserved. One has the option to enjoy a guided tour, go self guided or perhaps enjoy a walk along the riverside before we return to Cork. Travel time from Cahir to Cork is 1 hour 15 minutes.

Driving the Ring of Kerry and the more far-flung Skellig Ring is a must-do while in southwest Ireland, but focusing on the road means missing the scenery. This private tour provides all transportation so you can relax and keep your eyes trained on the impossibly green vistas and dramatic cliffs. Your dedicated guide will tailor the itinerary to your interests; stops can include Valentia Island, Macgillycuddy Reeks, Sneem, Waterville, the Bog Village and others.

This private Cork tour combines three unforgettable experiences in one relaxed day: Blarney Castle, Jameson Irish Whiskey and the historic harbour town of Cobh. Travel in a luxury private vehicle for a maximum of 7 guests, giving your group more space, comfort and privacy than standard small taxi-style tours. Your day is guided by a professional local chauffeur guide who understands how to balance famous attractions, scenic stops and relaxed timing. The itinerary is flexible, allowing you to enjoy each destination at your own pace without feeling rushed. This tour is especially suited to families, cruise passengers and small groups who want a polished, comfortable and fully private way to experience Cork. With all five-star reviews, a 100% traveler recommendation rating, Badge of Excellence recognition and membership of the Independent Tour Guide Association of Ireland, this tour offers trusted local guiding with a premium private feel from start to finish.

For those arriving at Killybegs Harbour by cruise ship, it can be tough to know how to make the most of your time in County Donegal. Travel along the Wild Atlantic Way, taking in cliff-laden landscapes and dramatic seascapes on this small group full-day shore excursion tour that includes an exploration of Ireland’s ancient ruins, and free time to explore the town of Donegal.

Discover the dramatic Cliffs of Moher, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, with a half-day private tour from Galway. Skip the hassle of driving and sit back while your private driver navigates from Galway City to the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare. Take in the scenery at several photo stops including the Burren, Dunguaire Castle in Kinvara, and Corkscrew Hill. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included in this private tour.

Visiting the Dingle Peninsula can be challenging without a car or local knowledge—but this full-day tour from Limerick makes it effortless. Travel in comfort by air-conditioned vehicle while a local driver-guide handles the narrow coastal roads and shares insight into the area’s history and landscapes. Enjoy uninterrupted Atlantic views along Slea Head, Europe’s westernmost coastal drive, walk the sands of Inch Beach, and admire the Blasket Islands. The day also includes time in the colorful, Gaelic-speaking fishing village of Dingle.

Take your sightseeing experience in Connemara to the next level, and book a privately guided tour for your group of family and friends. With a guide as your personal chauffeur, you’ll discover the highlights of the region like Aughnanure Castle without feeling rushed, and learn more about Irish culture along the way. Note that lunch and entry fees are paid at your own expense.

Experience the breathtaking landscapes and rich heritage of Dingle and Slea Head. This exclusive journey will take you through some of the most stunning scenery in County Kerry, allowing you to soak up the beauty at your own pace. You will encounter panoramic views of the Blasket Islands and ancient archaeological sites. Stop at fascinating landmarks such as Dunquin Pier and the scenic Coumeenoole Beach, a hidden gem with breathtaking views and the Gallarus Oratory, a remarkable stone church dating back to the early Christian period. The Blasket Visitor Center offers visitors an opportunity to explore the life and heritage of the island's former inhabitants through engaging exhibits. You are spoilt for choice for things to do while in Dingle, whether it's visiting the artizan shops, checking out the window art in St Mary’s church, enjoying the amazing seafood or just sitting on a bench and soaking up this quaint little fishing town, you’ll always have great memories of Dingle!

Choose to tour around Connemara, in comfort and style with Galway West Chauffeurs your number 1 pick. Galway West Chauffeurs are fully insured and licensed, and we utilize only Fáilte Ireland Qualified Tour Guides this ensures you get value for money and a driver with great knowledge of the local area. We can travel where the big companies can't go and therefore can offer tailored tours that suit your desires. Contact us today to discuss your transfer or tour requirements

Your Galway evening starts at the Spanish Arch, built in 1584 to extend the quays for the Spanish wine trade. Over 3 to 4 hours, you cover the city on foot, sit in on a private trad session at Monroes on Dominick Street, eat a proper Irish dinner while the music plays, and finish with a Guinness pour and a Polaroid to take home. The trad session is booked for your group only. Two working musicians talk you through what they are playing: reels versus jigs, uilleann pipes versus fiddle. Most guests say this is when it stops feeling like a tour. The Guinness pour comes last. There is a right way to do it and most people don't get it first time. A Polaroid is taken while the pint settles. You keep the photo, a handwritten card, a coaster, and a weekly guide to the best trad sessions and GAA fixtures in Galway.

Set off from Galway Coach Station for an afternoon discovery of the Wild Atlantic Way's rugged charm. This expertly guided half-day expedition transitions from the city's energy into the limestone heart of the Burren, where our local guides unpack the ancient history and unique geology that define this UNESCO Global Geopark. The centerpiece of your journey is a 75-minute premium stop at the majestic Cliffs of Moher. With your €12.00 admission fee already included, you’ll enjoy seamless access to the visitor center and the most scenic 2km stretch of secure cliffside trails. From these 700-foot heights, take in sweeping views of the Aran Islands and the Connemara mountains, often bathed in the soft, golden light of the late afternoon.

Discover the Burren National Park and it's unique limestone landscape. Visit the Cliffs of Moher, breaktaking views if Ireland’s top visitor attraction. Why not have a seafood chowder at Monks of Ballyvaughan. Go see a sheepdog demonstration at Caherconnell Ring Fort and get to see both natural and ancient sites along the way such as: Dunguaire Castle Corcomroe Abbey Doonogh Castle Poulnabrone Dolman Doolin Aran Islands, Half Day Tours to Inis Oirr, smallest of the Aran Islands are possible, sailing from Doolin before or after Cliffs visit. (Just 15 minutes ferry crossing). If taking this option there will be an earlier departure time from Galway of 9.00am.

When you choose to tour around Connemara, in comfort and style, Galway West Chauffeurs is the name to pick. Galway West Chauffeurs are fully insured and licensed, and we utilize only Fáilte Ireland Qualified Tour Guides this ensures you get value for money and a driver who knows what he or she is talking about. We can travel where the big companies can't go and therefore can offer tailored tours that suit your desires. Contact us today to discuss your transfer or tour requirements.

A direct run from Galway city to the Cliffs of Moher, with two hours of free time to walk the paths and take in the view. The cliffs rise 700 feet out of the Atlantic and run for 8km along the County Clare coast. On a clear day you can pick out the three Aran Islands across Galway Bay. Use your time at the visitor centre, on the cliff-edge trails, or both. Runs February to November. Up to 63 guests. If you need it shorter still, here's a two-sentence version for a card or thumbnail: A direct run from Galway city to the Cliffs of Moher, with two hours to explore the paths and visitor centre. The cliffs rise 700 feet out of the Atlantic and stretch 8km along the Clare coast, with views across to the Aran Islands on a clear day.

Home to rolling hills, shimmering lakes, and spectacular coastal scenery, the Connemara Peninsula is one of western Ireland’s must-see sites. During this tour, spin through the Connemara countryside in comfort by air-conditioned minivan as your guide talks of the region’s colorful history. Choose to spend your time exploring the beautiful Connemara National Park or the Benedictine Kylemore Abbey with its Victorian walled gardens. Pickup and drop-off in central Galway are included.

This private full-day tour reveals Ireland’s ancient landscapes and cultural heritage. Depart from Cork with private transport through historic countryside. Arrive in Killarney where classical architecture meets natural beauty. Explore a region shaped long before modern civilization. Travel along the Ring of Kerry with sweeping Atlantic views. Witness landscapes that inspired generations of storytellers. Pause at a coastal village where tradition still guides daily life. Walk beside a historic beach shaped by the wild ocean. Discover a colorful village rich in Irish heritage and charm. End at a waterfall set within a protected national park. What stories live within these ancient lands? Your experienced guide shares insights across each destination. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

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.