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We offer a range of Walking Holidays including:
The Antrim Glens & Causeway Coast Independent Walking Holiday
The Beara Peninsula Guided Walking Holiday
The Kerry Peninsula Guided Walking Holiday - NEW!
Special Interest Traditional Ireland Guided Walking Holiday - NEW!
Independent Walking Holidays
Our independent holiday on the Causeway Coast & Glens has everything but the guide. We supply you with
50,000: 1 maps, a comprehensive set of route notes, pre-book all your accommodation, arrange transport to
and from the walks as required and move your luggage between accommodation each day. We also supply you with
a list of suggested eating houses and a “must see” “must do” list. Other than that the holiday is yours to
do as you please. You will find this type of holiday allows you freedom to choose: departure in the mornings,
arrival in the evenings, lunchtime, times to potter about, leisure time. It gives you the flexibility to
explore in your own time. It allows you to set your own pace and the only time restrictions are those set by
yourself.
Our Causeway Coast & Glens is an eight day holiday which can be further split into a five day and four day
holiday. We would suggest that walkers who have experience of hill and valley walking would enjoy the full
holiday. For the less experienced walker or for those going on their first walking holiday we would suggest
starting in Ballycastle and taking in Rathlin Island and the three-day walk along the famous Causeway Coast.
Guided Walking Holidays - Group Escorted
Our Guided Walking Holidays are a truly different experience, with people from a variety of countries,
joining together with the same common interest: to enjoy walking in this wonderful island of IRELAND.
Groups are made of 6-14 individually booked people and are escorted by one of our excellent Irish guides
who ensures the smooth running of your holiday from start to finish. Your guide will also have a wealth of
knowledge about the area through which you walk each day and on life in Ireland-both past and present.
The ambience created with a guided group is fantastic and whether you are on your own or with friends, the
international mix always proves a tremendous success, and all go home with wonderful experiences and stories
not to mention the newly made and everlasting friendships.
Each walking day we hike 12-22km / 8-13 miles and the maximum height is 600 metres/2000 feet. We eat our
picnic lunch in the open fresh air, whether it is at the side of a hill or on a riverbank, this is a time
that is enjoyed by all and great stories are exchanged between the guide and the group. The evening meal is
a particularly relaxing time of our day a time to review the day’s experiences, chat about the walk, get to
know each other a little better, while tucking into excellent food in local restaurants, pubs or prepared
by your host in our accommodation - wherever the place, the Irish food never disappoints. Afterwards those
who have energy to spare can socialize in the usual Irish manner enjoying the hospitality, music and “craic”
in the local pubs.
Special Interest Guided Walking Holiday
Our Special Interest “Traditional Ireland” guided holiday is ideally suited to the less experienced walker or
someone on their first walking holiday to Ireland. This “themed holiday” give you an opportunity to see more of
the country and enjoy some walking and sightseeing at the same time.
This holiday allow you to learn and hear about the culture and history of Ireland, appreciate its ancient structure
and walk its famous soil. This Special Interest Leisure walk is normally limited to an exclusive group of 8 people
thereby increasing the personal attention, which we now famous for. We will dine you and pamper you, take you to
excellent accommodations, give you wonderful evening meals, appetizing picnic lunches and spectacular walks with
a wealth of knowledge on the chosen theme.
This holiday differs from our “regular” Guided Holidays-covering a greater area of the country and therefore
involving more driving. This allows us to take you to places off the beaten track before bringing you to the
welcome and comfort of your accommodation. During the evening meal the day’s exploits are discussed and relived.
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