Come and bounce with us on quaking bogs, forage in the forest and taste delicious edible seaweeds - discover Connemara's hidden treasures during this one day ecological walk across blanket bogs, beaches and the Connemara National ... More

Join me on my walking tour off the beaten track as we explore, admire and are inspired by more than twenty murals in Galway City. Find out more about the artist nicknamed the ‘Galway Banksy’. Which artist was retweeted by Card... More

Cruise around the second largest lake in Ireland, Lough Corrib and its many islands with your private guide detailing and spotting the wonderful bird life available. Your expert guide's knowledge of the local birds is excellent an... More

On this tour we will meet one of the most magical towns in all of Ireland: this Howth Peninsula is loaded with legends, secret trails, forests, and cliffs. It is a tour to spend the whole day, with which the guide makes every effo... More

Get ready to explore the vibrant streets and immerse yourself in the history of one of the most colorful parts of Dublin! We'll pass original 18th-century homes, where sober gray stone or reddish brick facades are accented by bri... More

This tour depart from Dublin and explores de nearby coast of Dublin bay starting through the interior and then the coast. Tour Malahide castle and have free time to explore their gardens. This castle was inhibited by the same d... More

Join Nicole on a guided wild food tour, you will learn everything there is to know about the edible, medicinal wild plants and fungi, that the peninsula has to offer. If you love the outdoors & nature this is for you. Nicole will ... More

Your tour begins in Athy, gliding along the scenic River Barrow and underneath the historic Horse Bridge towards Ardreigh. As you approach Ardreigh, you’ll travel under the Ardreigh Lifting Bridge, an area rich in history and fo... More

The Burren has been home to artists and writers for centuries. On this walk you will experience the essence of the Burren’s wilderness and gain an insight into the past generations who lived and farmed in this unique landscape. ... More

A voyage from Dun Laoghaire to Howth offers more than just a convenient way to travel between two picturesque seaside towns; it’s an opportunity to enjoy the stunning scenery and rich maritime history along Dublin’s coast. Thi... More

County Wicklow is known as the garden of Ireland. There are many beautiful places such as Powerscourt House and Gardens, Guinness Lake and Glendalough. Wicklow has beautiful lakes, peatlands, valleys and lush green landscapes. It ... More

Experience Dublin like never before with complete freedom to wander at your own rhythm, diving deep into centuries of captivating history through exclusive stories and hidden secrets that traditional tours simply can't reveal. Our... More

Your knowledgeable local guide will help you explore the wonderful and unique landscape of the Burren. You will get to understand the geology of the limestone karst and how man and farming, as well as nature, have shaped it. You w... More

Glengarriff, nestled in the heart of West Cork, is a haven of natural beauty, where lush woodlands meet the rugged coastline of Bantry Bay. This tranquil village serves as the gateway to a world of enchanting landscapes, from the ... More

Commencing near Play Park, your journey unfolds with a visit to Smithfield Square, adorned with vibrant murals that narrate tales of the area's past and artistic vitality. Delve deeper into Dublin's lore at St. Michan's Church, wh... More

Discover the natural beauty of Ireland on a day trip from Dublin to County Wicklow and Glendalough. See the majestic Wicklow Mountains, Ireland’s tallest waterfall, lakes, medieval ruins, and more. Extended option: visit the won... More

A deeply spiritual experience of walking on this ancient land. Walking promotes the health of mind, body and spirit - Allow your spirit to soar and venture with us into a land of wilderness and beauty. This transformational walk o... More

The Cliffs of Moher stand tall and proud, their ancient limestone cliffs plunging dramatically into the Atlantic Ocean. As we approach, the salty breeze carries the sound of crashing waves and the cries of seabirds. These cliffs, ... More

This exhilarating walk in the Burren National Park with an qualified local guide to explore nature up close, can only be reached on foot and then experience the aromatic Burren Perfumery. Climb your way up into the mountains and ... More

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... More