All Wild Atlantic Way Tours & Excursions in 2026

Surf on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way when you book this surf lesson in Sligo. Join a small group and learn surfing techniques on land before hitting the waves. Sligo’s surf coast has consistent swells which makes it a great place to learn surfing. Surfers of all levels are welcome, whether it’s your first time or you need to improve your technique.

This tour offers a unique blend of history and the supernatural, taking travelers on a journey through the darker side of Galway City. Led by local guides with a deep knowledge of the area’s history and legends, this walking tour is perfect for those who love a good story, whether it's rooted in history or the paranormal. The small group size ensures a more intimate experience, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the tales of mystery and intrigue that haunt this historic city.

Skip wasting time waiting for a taxi and get to Shannon Airport in relaxed, VIP style. With this private transfer service, your driver picks you up at your Cork hotel, helps you with your luggage, and shows you to your comfortable ride. From there, sit back and relax on the 2-hour journey, arriving at the airport recharged and ready for the next leg of your adventure.

Experience traditional Irish culture in County Galway by attending a session of music, song, and dance in Renvyle. With this entrance ticket, join an evening of live music, traditional storytelling, and folk dancing. Learn about Irish heritage and culture during your trip to the west of Ireland through this gathering of musicians, poets, dancers, and storytellers.

Uncover the captivating history of Galway and get to know the City of the Tribes in this engaging 90-minute tour, where tales of local myths, medieval battles, and cultural treasures come to life. Learn about the legendary Tribes of Galway - 14 powerful merchant families who shaped the medieval city - and how their legacy is still celebrated today. Hear stories of colourful characters, including the Galway man responsible for several world firsts in animal rights, one local family's connections to King Arthur, and the intriguing origins of Galway's iconic Claddagh Ring. You will also learn why Galway's patron saint is a surprisingly familiar figure and explore the city's rich heritage, guided by a knowledgeable, fully qualified and approved local tour guide. Perfect for history buffs and curious travellers alike, this tour promises a deep dive into Galway's storied past.

Join a local Galway fisherman, one of the last surviving fishing families of Claddagh, on a boat cruise across Galway Bay, visiting popular and scenic areas such as the Claddagh, Spanish Arch, the Long Walk, Port of Galway and the bay. Live the history of Galway’s maritime past and the traditional wooden sailboats, the Galway Hooker, as you enjoy the views of Galway City from the sea. Embrace nature and the expansive views that reach across the bay to the UNESCO site of the Burren in County Clare as your skipper shares insights into his life as a fisherman and tells stories from the famous Claddagh village. Learn about the traditional sailboats, Galway Hookers, and witness his infectious passion for these boats and the community that dedicate their time to preserving these crafts.

Explore Inishbofin Island on this self-guided day tour. After hopping off the ferry from Cleggan, you'll be able to follow the provided map for an independent walking tour. A short film on the island's heritage provides an introduction, and a light lunch as well as afternoon tea and scones round out the experience.

Reliable and convenient transportation to and from the Pickup location. Our professional drivers ensure a smooth journey, providing a stress-free experience for travelers. On-time pickups and drop-offs, comfortable vehicles, and excellent customer service make our airport transfer service the perfect choice for your travel needs. Available 24/7. - 24/7 customer service provides escort for your travel. - Air conditioned vehicle provides you with a suitable temperature in your journey. - Professional drivers will take you to your destination directly while avoiding traffic jams. - Customized services bring you more unique experiences.

Peruse the three collections of the Hunt Museum on your own time with this prepaid pass. The ticket is valid anytime during opening hours and allows independent travelers to explore at their leisure. The collection contains a variety of items from Ireland and across the world, from paintings to sculptures to other curiosities.

Step into Ireland's ancient soul on this bog hiking adventure—as far from the usual tourist trails as it gets. With your guide, you'll discover a mysterious world where monks once walked and legends still whisper. You'll also learn about turf-cutting and how these primeval peatlands help fight climate change. You'll get endless Atlantic views of Inishowen and West Donegal, seeing the "wild" in the Wild Atlantic Way.

Learn about film history during a visit to The Quiet Man Museum in Cong, in the west of Ireland. Skip-the-line with a priority access ticket and explore the museum, devoted to the 1952 film The Quiet Man starring John Wayne. See original artifacts from the movie, newspaper articles about the filming in Cong, and film-inspired costumes.

Step into the story of Galway on a lively walking tour that brings the city’s past and present to life. Starting in Eyre Square, you’ll explore colourful streets filled with music, medieval landmarks, and local character. Wander along Shop Street to see highlights like Lynch’s Castle, hear fascinating tales of powerful families and rebellious townsfolk, and soak up the buzz that makes Galway so unique. Your guide will share stories you won’t find in guidebooks, from ancient legends to modern traditions. The tour finishes by the River Corrib at the The Spanish Arch and Galway City Museum, where Galway’s maritime history meets stunning scenery. Perfect for first-time visitors and curious explorers alike, this walking tour is the best way to experience Galway’s charm, culture, and craic—all on foot.

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This private walking tour explores Galway through romantic cultural heritage, historic charm, and architectural elegance. You walk through ancient streets where medieval civilization and coastal beauty create an intimate atmosphere. What makes Galway a timeless setting for shared moments? You begin at Galway Cathedral where grand architecture reflects spiritual heritage and cultural depth. Along The Long Walk, waterfront views reveal maritime history and scenic tranquility. In Kirwan’s Lane, Old Town character blends medieval design with modern life. Eyre Square adds vibrant civic energy shaped by centuries of urban development. The journey concludes at Galway City Museum where local history and cultural legacy deepen your connection to the city. Each step reveals architectural beauty and historical transformation in a refined setting. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Arrive to Kerry Airport stress free having prebooked this private airport transport that will take you directly to Killarney. No bothering with taxis or shuttle buses, rather meet your driver straight out of arrivals, store your bags in the car, and sit back and relax until you arrive at your hotel or B&B. You can even transport special items like bike bags and golf clubs.

When you want to explore the Limerick Greenway, skip searching around for bike rental companies when you’re ready to go. Book online instead, then just pick up your bike or e-bike, and pedal away. The rental covers use of the bike for a full day, from when the rental shop opens until it closes, leaving you free to explore the traffic-free pathways that flank the former Limerick-Kerry railway line.

Like a "Pick your own Path" adventure book, you decide which path we follow, even your guide won't know which tour they will be taking you on until you decide upon arrival, making this the most spontaneous, immersive and hysterical walking tour in Cork City. Will we be retracing the footsteps of Cork’s famous on a “All the Worlds a Stage/Screen” adventure or meeting those responsible for our “Rebel City” reputation or maybe we’ll be stepping back in time to meet some actual “Saints and Sinners” or perhaps you'll become part of the action yourself on our "Medieval Madness" tour. No matter what you choose you’ll discover the highlights of Cork’s 1500-year history, meet a city full of quirky characters, engage with our local hysterical actor guide as you laugh, act and sometimes dance your way around the City on this truly unique walking tour that’s all about what you Pick... and Cork obviously.

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.

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.

Explore Galway City at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour focused on gastronomy. Stroll the city streets and connect to an app on your smartphone to learn about local food and drink traditions. As you explore Galway’s Latin Quarter and west side, hear stories about the evolution of local food and get advice on where to eat and drink during your trip.

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.

Your local guide has a strong personal connection to Fort Dunree and the area and provides a unique insight into the place, people and nature. This tour is dramatically located along Donegal's Wild Atlantic Way with stunning views throughout of Lough Swilly, Fanad Peninsula, the Urris Hills and west Donegal. After your guided tour you will also receive entrance tickets for the Fort Museum which you can explore at your leisure.

Discover Cork's story. Your tour will start at Cork City Hall and walk through the heart of the island city with its bridges, quays, markets, medieval lanes, and parish edges—and end at Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral beneath its soaring spires. Along the way, hear stories about rebellion, faith, learning, and resilience, like how Saint Patrick Street rose from the ashes of the Burning of Cork while Shandon’s bells kept the city’s heartbeat steady. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour is location aware, hands free and plays as you walk.

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.