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Walking Holidays in Ireland

This island nation in north-western Europe is brimming with cosy country pubs serving craft beers and home made dishes. Discover the mystical Celtic cultures and rugged Atlantic carved coast lines of Ireland.

Our three trips in the beautiful Emerald Isle will have you seeing green. With various terrains, every path has the potential to lead to anything- the countryside, the mountains, the forest- take your pick! Home of craic (good time in Irish) and Guinness, Ireland is the spot for a fun adventure.

Walking Tours in Ireland

The Great Western Greenway is longest off-road walking and cycling route in Ireland. It follows the path of the railway lines that have been closed in 1937. This stunning trail takes you through some remote and beautiful areas on the Western coast of Ireland. By visiting the pretty villages of Mulranny and Newport you get a real feel for the West of Ireland.
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The Wicklow Way is a long distance walk from the suburbs of Dublin, through the Wicklow uplands and rolling countryside before finishing in the small village of Clonegal in County Carlow.This wonderfully varied walk encompasses crossing parkland then forest trails ascending to mountain terrain before descending to the rolling countryside of Wicklow and Carlow. Spectacular scenery will accompany you throughout so be sure to have your camera with you. Note: We also offer an itinerary of 9 days for this trip. Please contact our team directly per phone/email or via the contact form to learn more about our customisable trips.
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The Kerry Way is one of Ireland’s most popular and longest walking trails covering 200 km in length. The start and finish of this loop walk on the Iveragh Peninsula is Killarney. Despite some of the highest peaks of Ireland being in Kerry, this walk follows lower ridges. Passing through this isolated countryside offers the experience a wide and varied landscape, as well as walk on a variety of terrain from tarmac roads to mountains, to forests and national parks.
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