Ireland Walking Tours & Trips

Walk through the medieval Franciscan friary ruins in Ennis with a local historian and check out the Dingle Peninsula on foot along Slea Head's weather-worn bluffs. The Aran Islands offer walks to the Seven Churches pilgrimage site and the steep cliffs of Dun Aonghusa facing the Atlantic. Tour the Rock of Cashel and trek through the gardens of Garnish Island in Bantry Bay.

Trek the Burren Way from Liscannor to Ballyvaughan, crossing the limestone plateau of Slieve Elva at 344m with panoramic views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. Walk the clifftop path at Hags Head to reach the iconic Cliffs of Moher rising 214m above the Atlantic, where razorbills, kittiwakes, and puffins nest among wildflowers. Check out the Aillwee Caves and ancient hazel groves while staying in family-run guesthouses throughout County Clare.

Walk through Burren National Park's unique limestone landscapes and along the 214-meter Cliffs of Moher with optional climb to O'Brien's Tower for panoramic ocean views. Check out the historic center of Kinsale beside 17th-century Charles Fort and stroll through Killarney National Park on a traditional Jaunting Car tour to Ross Castle. See the ruins of Cong's Royal Abbey near Ashford Castle and walk the grounds of 18th-century Powerscourt Gardens with Japanese Gardens and ornamental fountains.

Walk 179 km through Ireland's Dingle Peninsula over 9 days with moderate daily distances of 11-29 km and ascents ranging from 40m to 750m. Trek the flanks of 952m Mount Brandon past 3,500-year-old Ogham stones and climb 620m through the Slieve Mish Mountains from Tralee to Camp. Navigate the Three Sisters sea cliffs at Dunquin and cross raised bogs where traditional peat harvesting continues. Walk the golden sands of Ventry Harbour and Ireland's longest beach at Castlegregory. Follow the Bóirín paths between Corrin and Knockbrack Hills with comprehensive route notes and GPX tracks.