Top Wild Atlantic Way Walking Tours

Discover the vibrant nightlife of Galway on this premium night tour, where you’ll savor beer tastings at four authentic pubs, including a special welcome drink from Galway Bay Brewery. Begin your journey in Eyre Square and wander through the charming Latin Quarter, before heading to the lively West End, known for its cultural scene. Enjoy a curated experience that combines storytelling, local brews, and traditional Irish music at a renowned venue to conclude the night. This uniquely crafted tour is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in Galway's rich pub culture and social atmosphere. - Explore iconic pubs in Eyre Square, Latin Quarter, and West End - Enjoy beer tastings at four handpicked venues, including craft selections - Experience an intimate setting with local storytelling and insider knowledge - Conclude with live Irish music at one of Galway's top venues

Discover Galway like never before with the Secrets of Galway City Game, a fun self-guided walking tour and city game packed with puzzles, riddles and hidden stories! This GPS-based exploration game lets you experience Galway while exploring famous spots such as Galway Cathedral, St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church, Eyre Square, Lynch's Castle, the Salmon Weir Bridge and the Druid Theatre. Play solo for a personal challenge or together with friends, family or colleagues. During the game you solve tricky questions, puzzles, riddles and creative photo tasks to score points, unlock extra clues and solve the final mystery. Pause whenever you want and continue later at your own pace. Compete for a place on the leaderboard or play competitively for team building, making this scavenger hunt and walking tour through Galway perfect for every type of explorer.

Experience the real Galway City with Kathleen, a certified Fáilte Ireland Tourist Guide and genuine local "Galway Girl." Skip the large crowds on this intimate 90-minute small-group walking tour. As you stroll through the bustling main streets, medieval lanes, and the famous Latin Quarter, you'll uncover the vibrant history, culture, and local stories that make Galway unique. Highlights: • Explore Eyre Square, Lynch’s Castle, St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church, Latin Quarter, the Spanish Arch, The Claddagh Ring Museum and more. • Guaranteed small group size ensures a relaxed, unhurried tour with plenty of time for questions. • Hear authentic stories about daily life in Galway from a born-and-raised local guide. • Get Kathleen’s personal recommendations on where to enjoy the best traditional food and a perfect pint of Guinness.

This is not a typical walking tour — it is an interactive murder mystery game that transforms the streets of Cork into a live crime scene. Players use the Questo app to follow clues, interrogate suspects, and solve puzzles while discovering hidden gems, haunted landmarks, and secret stories of the Bishop Lucey Park that most tourists never find. Completely self-guided, it can be played at any pace, paused for food or drinks, and enjoyed by couples, families, or groups of any size. No guide, no fixed schedule — just pure exploration and mystery.

Check out the attractions and lesser-known areas of Galway, self-guided by an app-led tour narrated by an Irish professional tour guide, Derek Spillane. Find spots you’d never discover on your own. Go at your own pace, too, since you’ll be doing this tour privately with your friends and family. Come away with all sorts of knowledge about Galway, The Claddagh ring, and more.

Ireland’s second city was shaped by centuries of rebellion and invasion. On this walking tour around Cork’s medieval quarter, you’ll hear tales of the rebels and rulers who roamed these streets during its turbulent history. You’ll hear how Vikings sailed up the River Lee to establish settlements that grew into medieval Cork. As you wind through narrow streets, once canals in this ‘Venice of the North,’ you’ll learn how public executions at Gallow’s Green became entertainment for crowds of 20,000. You’ll also hear the miraculous story of the hanged man who survived his execution – and then interrupted a theatre performance to share the news. By the end of this tour, you’ll have a newfound appreciation for Cork’s remarkable history, brought vividly to life through tales of saints and sinners, rebels and rulers.

Get an in-depth introduction to one of Ireland’s most stunning estates on a prearranged tour of Fota House, designed by 19th-century architects Richard and William Morris. Discover the daily lives of servants in the well-preserved kitchen and service wing, and see the original Victorian-era nursery. Tours also include visits to the Arboretum and rose garden.

Explore Galway at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 9 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location. The route covers Galway's historic city center, from Eyre Square to The Long Walk, passing sites like Lynch's Castle, St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church, and The Spanish Arch. Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Micil Distillery on this tour and tasting in Galway. Explore the distillery with a guide to see how poitín (a traditional Irish distilled beverage) and gin are made and learn the family history of the distillery. After the tour of the working distillery, you get to taste some of the products and opt to purchase some as souvenirs.

Step off the beaten track with Álaind Walking for an unforgettable guided evening trek into the heart of the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve. Watch dusk settle over Sneem's rugged wilderness before immersing yourself in one of the world's purest starlit canopies. Led by an expert local guide and fully equipped with head torches, binoculars, and star charts, you’ll trace the stars, planets and Milky Way and may even spot shooting stars. More than a hike—it’s an extraordinary night-time adventure under Ireland’s celestial wonders.

Taste your way through Cork with a local guide, from award-winning Irish cheese in the English Market to a whiskey finished in casks from the very building you drink it in. Over 3.5 hours you'll enjoy 6 tastings and 4 local drinks across the city centre, the old Huguenot Quarter and the far bank of the River Lee. Start with a toasted sandwich and a cup of Cork tea in a family-run pub that has poured pints for two hundred years. Then head into the English Market, one of Europe's oldest covered markets, for local cheeses and a seafood platter fresh from the harbours. Warm up with seafood chowder, home-baked bread and a glass of stout, see how Cork's only chocolate factory makes its chocolate, and cross the Lee for your final pour. Somewhere along the way comes our Secret Dish! We won't say what it is, only that it's worth the walk.

Vibrant and bustling Galway is known for its festivals, quirky pubs, and street performers, but only those in-the-know can spot the tell-tale signs of its medieval past. On this self-guided audio tour, I’ll point out remnants of this historical city and reveal some of its darker tales of death, murders, and executions. Starting in front of the Browne Doorway in Eyre Square, you’ll walk through Galway’s main shopping district to your first stop, the King’s Head Bistro and Pub. There, I’ll share the gory details of King Charles I of England’s execution and what the event has to do with the pub’s name. You’ll then wind your way into the heart of the Latin Quarter to the Spanish Arch, to find out how millions of Irish were affected by An Gorta Mór (or, the Great Hunger) of 1846. On this dark tour you’ll also have the opportunity to see the Lynch’s Memorial Window where a father hung his own son in the 1400s, and learn about the murder of the Joyce family in Maamtrasna in 1882.

Discover Galway through its history, food and drink, on a small-group tour limited to just 12 guests. We’ll begin with a brief introduction to Galway’s fascinating history before visiting three locally owned venues, with historical landmarks and stories along the way. From Eyre Square, we’ll take a short walk to a modern contemporary bar and restaurant, where you’ll taste their exclusive gin alongside locally sourced food. Next, we’ll visit a local family-run business, nestled in the shadow of a church from the 1840s. Here, you’ll sample a selection of Irish cheeses and meats with a glass of wine, while hearing about Galway’s historic connections to the world's wine trade. Our final stop is one of Galway’s oldest pubs. Learn about the history of this protected building before settling into one of its traditional snugs for either a pint, an Irish whiskey flight, Irish Coffee. Tour duration: 2.5 hours

Join a friendly local guide in Sligo for a private walking tour starting at the iconic Statue of W. B. Yeats and meandering through riverside paths, historic alleys, abbey ruins and open public spaces. You’ll capture the spirit of the town and its link to one of Ireland’s greatest poets, while enjoying a mix of culture, nature and local life. Whether you go for an hour or up to six hours, this tour gives an authentic and relaxed glimpse of Sligo’s heart.

This tour is set in the beautiful foothills of Slieve League cliffs. The landscape is stunning and the area is steeped in history and folklore. These are the highest accessible sea cliffs in Ireland and one of the highest in europe. The cliffs stand at 1,972 feet above sea level. They are very rugged and beautiful. Being a native of the area means I have an abundance of local knowledge about local history, folklore and culture. visitors enjoy hearing folklore stories about the area. On the walk towards the cliffs there are plenty points of interest. The walk is made interesting and fun by engaging with the audience. The walk is tailored to suit individual and group needs. This is one of the selling points of the tour. Not every tour can be altered to suit group needs. guests enjoy tea or coffee when we return from the walking tour.

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.

'Hello Galway City!' walking tour discovers the hidden gems & secret corners of this small medieval city. With a mixture of heritage, culture & local interest, this is the perfect introduction to The City of The Tribes.

Instead of going out to lunch one of the days you’re in Galway, opt for this Galway food walking tour and see a new perspective behind where your food comes from. A guide takes you to meet artisan food producers and you can sample their products. Learn about local dishes and ingredients, and then take home a fun goodie bag afterward.

Maximize time in Cork City, Ireland with a private tour focused on local history and culture. Meet your guide and set out on a sightseeing stroll to check out top city landmarks including the English Market, churches, and the banks of the River Lee. Learn about Viking invaders, the Irish Civil War, and the architecture of Cork City during this guided tour. The itinerary can also be personalized according to your interests.

Get a comprehensive overview of Cork’s sights Choose from a morning or afternoon tour Get insider tips on where to eat, drink, and explore A private tour means a personalized experience

John Ford’s 1952 movie “The Quiet Man” starring John Wayne, was filmed in the Irish village of Cong, and this tour reveals all the secrets from the popular film. Accompanied by your guide, take a walk around the small town of Cong and see the real-life locations used in the movie. Finally, visit The Quiet Man museum, where you can explore a replica of the cottage used in the movie.

Get to know Galway on this small-group walking tour, exploring the historic landmarks and atmospheric neighborhoods of the medieval town. Stroll around Eyre Square and the Quincentennial fountain, browse the stalls at Galway Market, and see Lynch’s Castle, Spanish Arch, the Wilde Monument, and more.

Make the most of your time in Galway on this private walking tour. Visit all the top sites in the city, and hear local stories you would never get in a guide book. Since this is a private tour, you can customize it according to your group’s interests. Some places you may see are Galway Cathedral, Lynch's Castle, the Latin Quarter, and more.

Our Wild Atlantic Way walk in the heart of the West Kerry Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking area) will bring you along the cliffs of Dunquin, overlooking the Blasket Island archipelago. The Dingle Peninsula is steeped in rich heritage and culture. Kevin, your guide, will impart some of this while walking through its landscape. Kevin will enrich the walk with stories of the ancient past, the recent past right up to today, and plenty of Irish folklore, myth, legend, history, and geology—a very enriching experience all around in some beautiful landscape. The rhythm and pace of walking lend themselves to good conversation, and when you throw the inspirational scenery of the Dingle Peninsula into that mix, it all adds up to a great place and space to spend time with friends and family or just go solo. The distance covered will be approximately 3 miles (5km) on mostly flat terrain, which is very doable.