Top Activities on the Ground in Western Ireland

Explore the coastline of County Clare with a small-group walking tour. Meet your guide at the starting point in the village of Doolin and set out on a countryside stroll. See several top area landmarks including the Cliffs of Moher and O’Brien’s Tower. Go off-the-beaten-path and find scenic Instagram spots during the walking tour.

Inishmore's dramatic landscapes are breath-taking. This island is a perfect location for visitors with its many attractions within reach for eBiking enthusiasts. Located on the edge of western Europe in Galway Bay and within easy reach of the majestic Dun Aonghasa it includes several ancient stone forts churches, pagen standing stones, seal colony & wildlife & Worm Hole! Inishmore is also the home of traditional Irish music, with plenty of song and ‘craic’ (Irish word for fun!) to be had.

Discover the best of the Wild Atlantic Way with this full-day tour from Galway. Set out on a combination coach and boat tour to see top landmarks in the west of Ireland including the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands, and Connemara. See the Cliffs of Moher from below during a boat journey, visit the island of Inis Oirr, and back to the mainland.

Go beyond visiting the Cliffs of Moher and explore Ireland’s stunning Aran Islands, just 15 minutes off the coast. With this tour, you’ll arrive to everything taken care of, from lunch reservations to bike rentals and ferry tickets. Skipping the lines, you’ll also get access to a guide plus leisure time to discover the island’s fascinating culture, beautiful nature, and more.

Discover the scenic Irish land and seascapes of the Wild Atlantic Way in Connemara on this all-day self-guided cycling tour. Hop on an e-bike and meander along quiet country lanes and rugged coastal routes. Choose from several different cycling routes including Bog Road and Sky Road, each spanning varying distances from 6.8 miles (11 kilometers) to 31 miles (50 kilometers).

Inis Oirr (Inisheer) is the smallest of the islands is characterized by its distinctive charm. A bike is the perfect way to explore this microcosm of traditional Irish life. .From the pier you are greeted with a pristine carpeted white sandy beach facing clear crystal turquoise water and plenty of fishing boats, their nets, and fisherman returning at the end of the day with their catch.The island is 3km by 3km wide with small hills and intricate little valley’s and is easily covered by foot or by bike. The walk to the lighthouse or the shipwreck of the Plassy is a wonderful experience where you feel the island with its diverse landscape unfold before your eyes. Inside the village you will find a strong local community still adhering to the traditional Irish way of life.The island features a traditional music bar which is has a nationwide reputation for the finest music and great night out. When traveling to Inis Oirr it is recommended that you organise accommodation prior to arriving.

We have been around for 10 years and were the first on the Greenway. You will be using quality electric bikes with a 100 mile range. .We pick you up from where you are at your time and drop you back when you want. No waiting for a bus or others. You are given choices and advice on local trails that only you will be on. We have a support vehicle that will help if needed & replace a bike quickly so you can just enjoy the scenery.

Pedal as little or as much as you like on this electric bike tour of the Burren. Travel at your own pace through the stunning scenery with the help of a map to point out the can't-miss landmarks, such as Poulnabrone Dolmen, an ancient ring fort, and other local gems. This self-guided tour is perfect for independent travelers who want to make their own way.

Take to two wheels on a private bike tour to discover the Connemara countryside that the tourists rarely reach. Following a local guide, you’ll pedal along a 19-mile (31-kilometer) route that’s loved for its sweeping views over two of Ireland’s largest lakes and the trees of Cong Forest. An extra perk includes lunch in Cong village, from a kitchen that specializes in traditional Irish food.

Escape the bustle of urban life and cycle this 42km greenway from colourful Westport town along the coastline of the Wild Atlantic Way route. The world class Great Western Greenway is a traffic free cycling and walking trail, which follows the route of the renowned Westport to Achill railway which closed in 1937 and is the longest off-road walking and cycling trail in Ireland. This cycling route offers lots of opportunities to take in the spectacular visas and stop at cute local villages, pubs and famous landmarks along the Wild Atlantic Way. It passes by some of the West of Ireland’s most dramatic mountains and offers magnificent views of Clew Bay and its many islands. Ireland's holy pilgrim mountain, Croagh Patrick, with its iconic conical shape rising to the south of Clew Bay, bears testament to the many pilgrims who walked up this mountain in their bare feet to visit the tiny church at the top of the mountain.

After all the hotels and airports, get out into Ireland’s fantastic nature and experience some adrenaline—on a mountain bike. You’ll meet your team near the Derroura Mountain Bike Trail, get your bike, and hit some of the best trails in the country. With miles and miles of singletrack up mountains, along lakes, and through forests, you’ll disconnect, recharge, and get a fresh perspective on the Emerald Isle.

Rent an electric bike to explore Ireland’s rugged Wild Atlantic Way. The day-long rental from Clifden allows you to cover more ground with less effort, meaning you take in more of the area’s scenery, sights, and seafood in one leisurely outing. Cycle along the famous Bog Road, explore fishing villages like Cleggan, or pedal to the ruins of Clifden Castle. A helmet, lock, map, and plenty of local tips are included. 

Discover the natural beauty of County Mayo in Ireland during a self-guided scavenger hunt. Explore Ballina’s scenic Belleek Woods during an interactive discovery trip complete with clues and riddles. Enjoy the great outdoors during this private scavenger hunt and learn about local history in a fun, creative way. This self-guided outdoor game is family-friendly.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Connemara on a private guided excursion. Enjoy convenient roundtrip transportation from your accommodation in Galway City. Experience a thrilling 3 hour electric bike ride in the heart of Connemara. Route options to cycle by the Wild Atlantic Way or through mountains & valleys. It’s EASY, FUN and for EVERYBODY 14 years old and over.

Explore the wild Burren outside of Galway on a bike without breaking a sweat on this half-day electric bicycle tour. With an e-bike, you can control how much you work as you visit dolmen and Iron Age ring forts without a bus window between you and the sights. You'll get access to remote parts of the Burren that most visitors never reach and learn about the area through guided commentary.

The Guided Galway e-bike tour will give you a unique perspective and experience of Galway City. View the busy streets and quiet alleys from our comfortable and easy to operate e-bikes, while following and listening to your knowledgeable local guide. Let us guide you past all of our famous landmarks and monuments, learn the history behind the famous Eyre Square, the iconic Spanish Arch and our young cathedral. These are a small handful of the interesting and enthralling stories Galway has to tell.

Discover Galway by bike with a full-day rental. Pick up your bike and helmet and set out on a self-guided tour of the city. Cover ground quickly on a bike and check out popular attractions in Galway such as Eyre Square, the Spanish Arch, and the Latin Quarter. Get insight about where to cycle from the bike shop and explore at your own pace during this full-day rental in Ireland.

See whichever side of Connemara you want on this self-guided cycling tour around the region. Instead of getting trapped in a tour bus and following a rigid itinerary, pick up your bicycle and head to the places you want to see. You can choose to follow one of the recommended routes, which will take you to beaches, historical landmarks, charming villages and scenic lookouts, or you can customize it as you want, based on your own interests.

Discover the back roads of Ireland by e-bike with this self-guided tour. Cycle at your own pace through the countryside in County Mayo during this half-day or full-day e-bike rental and cover ground quickly with the assistance of a battery. Get advice for exploring the local area and see the scenic landscapes of the Wild Atlantic Way. Arrange a pick up by your driver at the time and destination of your choice.

There are also a number of major walks in the region. At Lough Allen the accommodation consists of eight en-suite bedrooms with 3 bunk beds to a room and camping and caravan facilities. Water sports holidays can take many forms on Lough Allen. Whether you fancy relaxing sailing holiday, you want to learn canoeing, or fishing with your family or group and like the idea of kayaking or windsurfing holidays, or just visiting the area on holidays or just passing through you can enjoy a session for 3 hours from €20 per person .

42km Great Western Greenway, the longest off-road walking and cycling trail in Ireland; Traffic free cycling and walking trail which follows the route of the renowned Westport to Achill railway which closed in 1937; Traverses Ireland’s Atlantic coast between Westport town and Achill Island and visits the picturesque villages of Newport and Mulranny; Passes by some of the West of Ireland’s most dramatic mountains and offers magnificent views of Clew Bay and its many islands.

Take off from Clifden, and choose from a variety of routes to see what you’d like to most with this tour that includes e-bike and helmet rental, as well as maps to help you stay on the right path. This self-guided adventure around Ireland’s famous Wild Atlantic Way allows you to see the landing site of the first trans-Atlantic flight, the former castle of the pirate queen Grace O’Malley, the charming fishing village of Cleggan, or Clifden Castle.

Ireland is full of sightseeing opportunities, but if you’re looking to try a hands-on, outdoor activity while in the Emerald Isle, this Castlerea Clay Pigeon Shooting Experience is a great choice. First, an instructor shows you how to safely use a shotgun before sending you off to aim at the clay targets.

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. On your arrival at the pier, choose your bike to hire and get ready to explore. (There is a daily ferry service all year round from the pier in Cleggan to Inishbofin.) 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. The island is a breeding area for many species of birds. The rarest or most threatened species breeding on the island at present are the Corncrake. It is estimated that Inishbofin was inhabited as far back as 8000-4000 B.C