Ireland Walking Tours 2024/2025

“We throughly enjoyed the walk, which was tougher than expected. Doing it clockwise means the first two days are the toughest, never easy if your legs are not in great shape from not enough exercise. Most days Are quite long but there is opportunity to take a car ride at times to remove some of the more boring bits. Don't be too proud , and use this service which is provided by the owners of the accommodation. The B&B accommodation was really wonderful. The notes provided by the local provider were not as accurate as those that appear on the website of this tour company, so follow its notes. On the first day, for example, the notes tell you to catch a cab for the first 5 aims . Do it! The bit you miss is not a highlight. This trip also doesn't include a day walk around Black Valley , which we noticed a lot of other groups did do. Consider staying an extra night and adding this on. No extra notes or maps are needed, as it is a day walk from Killarney.”

“This was a very pretty walk through the Irish countryside, though much of it was on some sort of road (paved lanes, forest service roads, etc.) rather than trails. I experienced early March Irish weather (rain, fog, hail, snow, wind and sunshine with rainbows) that was fun because I was equipped for it. I met some local walkers and learned more about the area. Learning about local politics over a pint was a highlight.”

“Beautiful hiking- particularly the first and last days -moderate difficulty-good idea to take provided car rides, to avoid long road walking - generally very pleasant and comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation. One fording of a fast flowing narrow stream on the last day created a bit of excitement and something to store in the memory bank. Other travellers were helpful in aiding us to decide how to negotiate this obstacle.”