Top Western Ireland Nature and Wildlife

Enjoy a leisurely stroll, a splash in the sea or even an exhilarating canter along Sligo's scenic beaches. Different options are available including riding through Irish bog lands. Horses and ponies suitable for all ages and experience levels are available. We welcome complete beginners.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll, a splash in the sea or even an exhilarating canter along Sligo's scenic beaches. Different options are available including riding through Irish bog lands. Horses and ponies suitable for all ages and experience levels are available. We welcome complete beginners.

Embark on a thrilling road trip along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way on this full-day tour from Galway. Discover the natural wonders of Galway Bay and Connemara as you leave the tourist trail behind and journey along the coast. Admire views of Rosmuc, Derrygimlagh Bog and the Twelve Bens Mountains; visit the former residence of political leader Padraic Pearse; and stop for morning tea in Roundstone (not included). Finally, look out for wild Connemara ponies as you hike through Connemara National Park or pay a visit to the magnificent 19th-century Kylemore Abbey.

Our unique Connemara Day Tour from Galway includes a 3 hour stop to explore and enjoy the majestic Kylemore Abbey and Victorian Walled Garden at your leisure, while taking in all the highlights of Connemara along the Wild Atlantic Way.

Tucked between the shores of the Atlantic Ocean and Galway Bay in Ireland, the Burren is a rugged landscape of limestone uplands and gentle valleys, where native wildflowers thrive. On this tour, explore the Burren with your guide and find the finest views with ease. Navigate stony hiking trails and open pastureland, delve into 5,000 years of human habitation, and gain insight into the Burren’s rich geology.

This small group tour will bring you on a unique experience led by an exceptional guide. Leaving from Doolin, your guide will uncover hidden gems and bring you to the most instagramable spots along the walk.

DM Executive Line is a professional chauffeur service based in the Ireland. We specialize in chauffeur driven executive airport transfer services for departures and meet-and-greet chauffeur service for arrivals at all Ireland airports. The main benefits when you book your private chauffeur driven transfer with DM Executive Line: Only Modern Mercedes-Benz vehicles -Certified professional drivers. - Meet & Greet Service - Professionals Drivers - On board Wi-Fi - Fixed price with no hidden costs after booking Free pick up and drop off to your hotel in Galway City. Photo stop at Dunguaire castle Kinvara Photo stops on the way Up to 2h at the Cliffs of Moher Vehicle exclusively for you Duration: approx. 5h

DM Executive Line is a professional chauffeur service based in the Ireland. We specialize in chauffeur driven executive airport transfer services for departures and meet-and-greet chauffeur service for arrivals at all Ireland airports. The main benefits when you book your private chauffeur driven transfer with DM Executive Line: Only Modern Mercedes-Benz vehicles -Certified professional drivers. - Meet & Greet Service - Professionals Drivers - On board Wi-Fi - Fixed price with no hidden costs after booking Free pick up and drop off to your hotel in Galway City. Photo stop at Dunguaire castle Kinvara Photo stops on the way Up to 2h at the Cliffs of Moher Vehicle exclusively for you Duration: approx. 5h

DM Executive Line is a professional chauffeur service based in the Ireland. We specialize in chauffeur driven executive airport transfer services for departures and meet-and-greet chauffeur service for arrivals at all Ireland airports. The main benefits when you book your private chauffeur driven transfer with DM Executive Line: Only Modern Mercedes-Benz vehicles -Certified professional drivers. - Meet & Greet Service - Professionals Drivers - On board Wi-Fi - Fixed price with no hidden costs after booking Free pick up and drop off to your hotel in Galway City. Photo stop at Dunguaire castle Kinvara Photo stops on the way Up to 2h at the Cliffs of Moher Vehicle exclusively for you Duration: approx. 5h

.We lay the blanket on the ground with a wicker basket and all the trimmings and let you enjoy it in comfort in the Wilderness.We are your Bike Butler for the day. Easy to cycle, top of the range E bikes , fresh local gourmet food and more mean you can enjoy the scenery without caring about anything other than the person you are with. If you want privacy , remoteness , fabulous scenery, fantastic food cooked outside for you, a totally individual unique experience of landscape,history Wilderness & more then this Luxury Bike Safari is for you. No one else to wait for , no guide to lecture , no time table. Just you & your special partner for a very special memory to be made. Each tour is different. Each tour is just yours only. We have been providing unique experiences for unique people for 10 years so book now and make that priceless memory.

Ditch the city smog and leave the cars behind on this electric bike tour of Ireland’s Bangor Trail. Get off the beaten tourist track, and take your time to explore this wild region’s glacial valleys, waterfalls, bronze-age ruins, ancient abbeys and castles, whilst finding time to relax on a secluded beach or stroll along a secret walking track before enjoying a gourmet lunch of local cuisine.

Venture off the tourist trail and explore the mountainous countryside of County Mayo along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. On this small-group tour, follow your guides along the scenic Sheefrey Pass and zip through the mountains on an easy-to-pedal electric bike. Stop along the way to admire the views, tuck into a typical Irish lunch (own expense), or take a boat or kayak ride across Killary Harbour (optional).

The mighty Cliffs of Moher are even more impressive from the water and this cruise from Doolin offers incredible views. Set sail along the Atlantic coast, marvel at the scenery along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, and look out for puffins and other seabirds as you cruise beneath the towering UNESCO World Heritage-listed cliffs.

Explore Ireland’s beautiful west coast on this 8-day guided walk of Burren Aran and Connemara from Roundstone. Hike onto Errisbeg Mountain and along Dog’s Bay Beach with your guide, and enjoy fine views over the Roundstone Bog. Take the ferry from Rossaveel to Inishmore to explore the fort of Dún Dúchathair. Traverse Inishmore to Dún Aonghusa, and explore top hiking spots like Inishmean Island and Gleninagh Mountain. Take in uninterrupted views over Ireland’s rugged countryside, and visit top local sites including Kilronan, Port Mhuirbhigh and the church at Teampall Chiaráin.  

Hit the waves and explore ancient, prehistoric landscapes on this 2-hour surf lesson and walking tour of Coolera Peninsula from Strandhill Village. Enjoy a morning surf with your guide and practise catching some of Ireland’s rolling waves. Then, following a warming coffee, embark on a guided walking tour on the Coolera Peninsula. Head out along Strandhill Beach and learn of the region’s rich heritage. During your hike, discover top local landmarks including Killaspugbrone, Walkers’ Lodge, Strandhill Cannon and Dolly's Cottage, a stone cottage dating back to the 18th century. 

Home to rolling hills, shimmering lakes, and spectacular coastal scenery, the Connemara Peninsula is one of western Ireland’s must-see sites. During this tour, spin through the Connemara countryside in comfort by air-conditioned minivan as your guide talks of the region’s colorful history. Choose to spend your time exploring the beautiful Connemara National Park or the Benedictine Kylemore Abbey with its Victorian walled gardens. Pickup and drop-off in central Galway are included.

The Connemara National Park is one of Ireland’s most popular hiking destinations and this self-guided tour from Galway lets you explore at your own pace. Ride the bus to Letterfrack village, where you can enjoy hiking along the park’s many trails, take in the views from Diamond Hill, then re-fuel with a tasty 2-course lunch at the Connemara Tea Rooms (included).

Visit one of Ireland's six national parks, Connemara National Park, and enjoy a lunch at the park's tea room during this self-guided tour, including entrance fees. While there, choose between four hikes, ranging in distance of 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) to 2.3 miles (3.7 kilometers). If you choose to hike to the top of Diamond Hill, you can catch sights of the village of Letterfrack and Twelve Bens.

Explore nature walks in scenic Connemara National Park on the Wild Atlantic Way. The park covers 2.957 hectares of scenic mountains, expanses of bogs, heaths, grasslands and woodlands. The park's mountains are part of the famous 12 Bens mountain range. Entrance to the park is free. At the visitor centre view a fascinating exhibition on the Connemara landscape. A variety of safe and easy trail options are available for the whole family to enjoy, with more challenging tracks &trails for walkers, ranging from 0.5kms to 5kms. Come see the world famous Connemara pony. The birdlife is varied and includes Meadow pipits, skylarks, stonechats, chaffinches, robins and wrens. Birds of prey and wild red deer can be seen occasionally too. Lunch is at the Tea Room, situated in the park, consisting of delicious soup of the day, with homemade brown bread, plus a freshly made sandwich (plain or toasted), with 2 fillings of your choice, tea or coffee and a chocolate. This is a self-guided tour.

The Wild Atlantic Way is one of Ireland’s most popular sightseeing routes and the most adventurous way to explore is by bike. Pedal your way along the coast on a self-guided tour; enjoy spectacular views of the Twelve Bens mountains and the Connemara National Park; or stop at Clifden Castle, Omey Beach, or Cleggan village.

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 and depending on the time of the year, you can spot, see and hear a variety of different types of birds. The bird life varies hugely from April to September with the species changing all the time. These guided trips also include information on popular sites of interest on and around Lough Corrib and include castles, ancient settlements and the many islands in Lough Corrib.

Depending on the time of the year, you can spot, see and hear different types of birds. Your local bird watching guide and his knowledge of the local birds is excellent. The bird life varies hugely from April to September and the species available change all the time. These guided trips also include information on popular sites of interest on and around Lough Corrib and include castles, ancient settlements and the many islands in Lough Corrib.

Tour gives you a 5 hour stop at the Cliffs of Moher. If you’re into walking, photography, exploring or quite simply wish to take your time and enjoy a day at the world famous Cliffs of Moher, this is the tour for you. Departing Galway at 09:00, heading towards the Cliffs of Moher you will pass through picturesque villages to Doolin. Along the way you will see Medieval ruins, 16th century tower house', churches and graveyards, dry stone walls, quays and harbours, ponies, horses, calves, cows, lambs, sheep and maybe even a leprechaun or two. Following the Wild Atlantic Way along the coast of Clare, via BlackHead, Fanore Strand and the baby cliffs of Ballyreen. From Doolin you start your walk via the village along the Cliff path to the Cliffs of Moher. Rendezvous with your coach at the Cliffs of Moher visitor centre and return to Galway via Lisdoonvarna, home to the world famous matchmaking festival and once again through the Burren.

Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, boasting some of the most breathtaking scenery in Ireland and with a colourful and welcoming village ready to host you on your cycling stay, Sligo has something for every cyclist.Located at the foot of Benbulben and on the edge of Lough Gill, the area is lttered with history. Sligo’s dramatic landscape is breathtaking. Sligo is also the home of traditional Irish music, with plenty of song and craic to be had each night. Sligo is a vibrant place full of characters, stories and experiences and is home to some of the region’s best accommodation, eateries and beautiful local shops. Available all year round.