West Ireland Cycling

The Westport Way tour starts in Galway and includes 2 nights in the pleasant town of Westport, known as the adventure capital of Ireland. Westport was also one of the first towns in Ireland to develop its own purpose build cycling Greenway. Constructed on the remains of an abandoned railway line, the greenway extends from the town of Westport to Achill island some 42km to the west. This makes it an ideal area to explore on a cycling holiday. Highlights: Westport town and greenway Galway city The welcoming pubs and traditional music Natural unspoilt beauty of mountains, lakes, bogs and coast of Connemara Cong Abbey and Ashford Castle Killary Fjord and Kylemore Abbey The serenity of the Doo ...Read more >

The rocky Burren is a national park and one of the most unique landscape types in the world. The karst limestone bedrock, blanketing the countryside is full of rare flora and fauna. The land is criss crossed with an ancient network or roads and small laneways making it an ideal place to explore by bike. Highlights include: Unique Burren landscape Ancient pre-historic sites The Cliffs of Moher The Aran Islands The Burren perfumery Tradition Irish villages and pubs Castle ruins and stone forts The Burren has been inhabited by humans for millennia with some historic sites, such as Poulnabrone Dolmen dated to 2,500BC. The area is dotted with hundred of archaeological sites of interest ...Read more >

Connemara, on Irelands west coast has a dramatic and breathtaking landscape. It is a place of contrast, wilderness and warm welcomes. Let us take you through towns and villages, each with their own distinct character and local culture. This 7 day award winning cycling adventure will live long in your memory. Highlights: Natural unspoilt beauty of mountains, lakes, bogs and coast of Connemara Cong Abbey and Ashford Castle Killary Fjord and Kylemore Abbey The serenity of the Doo Lough valley The Wild Atlantic Way The Aran Islands The famous Skye road cycle The native Irish speaking Gaeltacht regions The welcoming pubs and traditional musicRead more >