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Lazy Days Cycling Tour
Lazy Days Cycling Tour
- Explore this unspoiled region of the Emerald Isle at a leisurely pace, with ample time to discover its ancient landscape, where every rock and furrow tells a story.
- Taste the salt and seaweed in the air on the Wild Atlantic Way as you follow the dramatic coastline and golden, windswept beaches. Cycling holidays in Ireland could not have a better setting.
- Discover the fascinating history and heritage of Connemara. Choose to visit the preserved landscape of a National Park or the nineteenth century Gothic abbey at Kylemore.
- Immerse yourself in the ‘craic’, music, song and storytelling of cosy local pubs each evening.
Something to discover:
Cycling across the bridge at Kylemore lake and looking to the right as the trees open up, you catch your first glimpse of the magnificent Kylemore Abbey across the water. What a breathtaking view!
YOUR TOUR IN BRIEF
Tour Essentials:
This is a 7-day (6 night) tour starting every Monday from April to October.
The tour starts and finishes in Clifden, Co Galway, which can be reached by a daily, direct bus service from Galway city.
Your Lazy Days Tour consists of easy cycling days with distances of 25-35km per day, with longer options also available on most days. The terrain is not flat, but rather a rolling countryside of low-traffic back-roads.
Equipment and information:
What's included:
- Touring bike
- Helmet
- Front handler bag with repair kit
- Lock
Bike uprades are available:
- Front-suspension bike: €70 extra per bike
- Pedal-assist e-bike: €240 extra per bike
- Turbo e-bike: €270 extra per bike
See our bikes section below to have more details about each type of bike.
Before your arrival, you will need to download our app ('Roadbook for Discovery') on which you will have all the details of your tour. Visit our FAQ to see how this app works.
Hospitality:
Your accommodation each night is provided in 3* hotels or approved B&Bs and guesthouses, where you will enjoy a full Irish breakfast on each morning.
Your luggage will be transferred every day to your next accommodation leaving you free to explore at your ease.
Extras:
Tours extras:
Side panniers - €20 per bike
Alternative start days - €100 extra per person ( up to a max. of 4 travelling )
Printed route notes + meet & greet - €125 per booking. Visit our FAQ to see what a meet & greet entails.
Tours add ons:
You can add some activities to your tour before / after coming to Connemara:
- Visit the Cliffs of Moher by bus with 1 extra night in Galway - €355 per person.
- Visit the Aran islands (Inis Mor) and spend 2 nights there + 1 night in Galway - €550 per person.
- Visit the Aran islands (Inis Mor) AND the Cliffs of Moher (2 nights in Galway & 2 nights on Inis Mor) - €850 per person.
Please let us know what you would like to add as an extra - we are happy to assist you in add on programs like this to your tour.
Tour Essentials
This is a 7-day (6 night) tour starting every Monday from April to October.
The tour starts and finishes in Clifden, Co Galway, which can be reached by a daily, direct bus service from Galway city.
Your Lazy Days Tour consists of easy cycling days with distances of 25-35km per day, with longer options also available on most days. The terrain is not flat, but rather a rolling countryside of low-traffic back-roads.
Equipment and information
What's included:
- Touring bike
- Helmet
- Front handler bag with repair kit
- Lock
Bike uprades are available:
- Front-suspension bike: €70 extra per bike
- Pedal-assist e-bike: €240 extra per bike
- Turbo e-bike: €270 extra per bike
See our bikes section below to have more details about each type of bike.
Before your arrival, you will need to download our app ('Roadbook for Discovery') on which you will have all the details of your tour. Visit our FAQ to see how this app works.
Hospitality
Your accommodation each night is provided in 3* hotels or approved B&Bs and guesthouses, where you will enjoy a full Irish breakfast on each morning.
Your luggage will be transferred every day to your next accommodation leaving you free to explore at your ease.
Extras
Tours extras:
Side panniers - €20 per bike
Alternative start days - €100 extra per person ( up to a max. of 4 travelling )
Printed route notes + meet & greet - €125 per booking. Visit our FAQ to see what a meet & greet entails.
Tours add ons:
You can add some activities to your tour before / after coming to Connemara:
- Visit the Cliffs of Moher by bus with 1 extra night in Galway - €355 per person.
- Visit the Aran islands (Inis Mor) and spend 2 nights there + 1 night in Galway - €550 per person.
- Visit the Aran islands (Inis Mor) AND the Cliffs of Moher (2 nights in Galway & 2 nights on Inis Mor) - €850 per person.
Please let us know what you would like to add as an extra - we are happy to assist you in add on programs like this to your tour.
Further information on getting to/from Ireland can be found here
ITINERARY
The quaint and historic town of Clifden, founded in 1812, is your starting point for your Lazy Days Connemara cycle. Your bikes and equipments will be waiting for you at your accommodation, so that you will be able to try everything before your cycling adventure begins the next day! You will have a chance to wander through this coastal town’s narrow streets, enjoy the traditional shop fronts and the gentle pace of the welcoming local people. Clifden is a haven for music, art, locally-sourced food, a great pint and a well-told story!
The longer cycling option today (45km) will bring you along the Sky Road from Clifden to what seems like the edge of the world. The sweeping views along this jagged coastline and the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean are sure to clear the mind. Travelling quiet roads, you will also pass through the traditional fishing village of Cleggan and on to Letterfrack. Letterfrack is home to a world-class furniture college and a National Park among other interesting features. It is also the gateway to your destination for today, the Renvyle peninsula. This rugged peninsula juts out into the Atlantic Ocean and is peppered with archaeological sites, historical ruins and white-sand beaches, all waiting to be explored.
Distance:
35 to 45 km
Leaving Renvyle via the village of Tullycross with its traditional thatched cottages, you will follow a winding coast road where the loveliest views appear at every turn. The deep green of the Atlantic Ocean provides a sharp contrast to the slate-grey rocks and the white-sand beaches along the way. Reaching the small hamlet of Leenane, situated at the head of Ireland’s only fjord, you may opt to join a sightseeing cruise on Killary Fjord, choosing from four sailings a day on the Connemara Lady catamaran. The trip is often honoured by the company of leaping dolphins and includes commentary on the history and striking natural features of this magnificent inlet. You will spend the night in Leenane.
Distance:
26 km
Leaving Leenane you will journey inland through the mountains and the lake-strewn moorlands to the sparsely-populated Inagh Valley. You have the option to visit one of Ireland’s top visitor attractions, Kylemore Abbey & Gardens along the way. This Gothic lakeside castle was built in 1867 and was for many years a private boarding school for girls. You can take a tour of the castle rooms, wander along the trails of this fine estate and visit the tiny Gothic church. It is also the site of one of Ireland’s finest gardens. The six-acre Victorian walled garden at Kylemore was created by Mitchell Henry in tandem with the building of Kylemore Castle. Tonight you will be staying in charming accommodation overlooking Lough Inagh.
Distance:
23 km
Today’s cycle takes you back towards the coast, leaving the mountains behind but still in view, as you cycle towards the village of Roundstone. You will be travelling along a route dotted with pretty fishing villages as you pass through a landscape of peat bogs and gently-coloured moorlands still divided by the Neolithic field systems. Your journey will bring you into the Gaeltacht (Gaelic speaking) region, so listen out for this ancient, musical language being spoken around you. You will rest tonight in the picturesque fishing village of Roundstone, a haven over the years for artists, musicians and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the world.
Distance:
28 km
Leaving Roundstone, today’s cycle begins along the shores of Mannin Bay with its glorious turquoise waters. The pure, clean scent of the sea and the sweeping coastline will make you feel energised and ready to explore. You will continue through Ballyconneely village, another pretty fishing village on the west Connemara coast. Alternatively, your cycle distance can be made shorter by taking the Bog Road. Roundstone bog is unique in that it is an unspoiled area of bogscape with rare acid-loving plants. The Bog Road, as it is known locally, cuts through this landscape bringing you close enough to absorb the rich scents. You will arrive back to Clifden where you will have a second chance to enjoy the 'craic' in this vibrant outpost of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Distance:
24 km
Breakfast and depart from Clifden for your onward journey.
The quaint and historic town of Clifden, founded in 1812, is your starting point for your Lazy Days Connemara cycle. Your bikes and equipments will be waiting for you at your accommodation, so that you will be able to try everything before your cycling adventure begins the next day! You will have a chance to wander through this coastal town’s narrow streets, enjoy the traditional shop fronts and the gentle pace of the welcoming local people. Clifden is a haven for music, art, locally-sourced food, a great pint and a well-told story!
The longer cycling option today (45km) will bring you along the Sky Road from Clifden to what seems like the edge of the world. The sweeping views along this jagged coastline and the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean are sure to clear the mind. Travelling quiet roads, you will also pass through the traditional fishing village of Cleggan and on to Letterfrack. Letterfrack is home to a world-class furniture college and a National Park among other interesting features. It is also the gateway to your destination for today, the Renvyle peninsula. This rugged peninsula juts out into the Atlantic Ocean and is peppered with archaeological sites, historical ruins and white-sand beaches, all waiting to be explored.
Distance:
35 to 45 km
Leaving Renvyle via the village of Tullycross with its traditional thatched cottages, you will follow a winding coast road where the loveliest views appear at every turn. The deep green of the Atlantic Ocean provides a sharp contrast to the slate-grey rocks and the white-sand beaches along the way. Reaching the small hamlet of Leenane, situated at the head of Ireland’s only fjord, you may opt to join a sightseeing cruise on Killary Fjord, choosing from four sailings a day on the Connemara Lady catamaran. The trip is often honoured by the company of leaping dolphins and includes commentary on the history and striking natural features of this magnificent inlet. You will spend the night in Leenane.
Distance:
26 km
Leaving Leenane you will journey inland through the mountains and the lake-strewn moorlands to the sparsely-populated Inagh Valley. You have the option to visit one of Ireland’s top visitor attractions, Kylemore Abbey & Gardens along the way. This Gothic lakeside castle was built in 1867 and was for many years a private boarding school for girls. You can take a tour of the castle rooms, wander along the trails of this fine estate and visit the tiny Gothic church. It is also the site of one of Ireland’s finest gardens. The six-acre Victorian walled garden at Kylemore was created by Mitchell Henry in tandem with the building of Kylemore Castle. Tonight you will be staying in charming accommodation overlooking Lough Inagh.
Distance:
23 km
Today’s cycle takes you back towards the coast, leaving the mountains behind but still in view, as you cycle towards the village of Roundstone. You will be travelling along a route dotted with pretty fishing villages as you pass through a landscape of peat bogs and gently-coloured moorlands still divided by the Neolithic field systems. Your journey will bring you into the Gaeltacht (Gaelic speaking) region, so listen out for this ancient, musical language being spoken around you. You will rest tonight in the picturesque fishing village of Roundstone, a haven over the years for artists, musicians and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the world.
Distance:
28 km
Leaving Roundstone, today’s cycle begins along the shores of Mannin Bay with its glorious turquoise waters. The pure, clean scent of the sea and the sweeping coastline will make you feel energised and ready to explore. You will continue through Ballyconneely village, another pretty fishing village on the west Connemara coast. Alternatively, your cycle distance can be made shorter by taking the Bog Road. Roundstone bog is unique in that it is an unspoiled area of bogscape with rare acid-loving plants. The Bog Road, as it is known locally, cuts through this landscape bringing you close enough to absorb the rich scents. You will arrive back to Clifden where you will have a second chance to enjoy the 'craic' in this vibrant outpost of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Distance:
24 km
Breakfast and depart from Clifden for your onward journey.
ACCOMMODATION
B&B/3* ACCOMMODATION
When you select this tour you will have the chance to stay in either 3* hotels or Bed & Breakfast/guesthouse accommodation.
The 3* hotels that have been selected are all comfortable, well-appointed properties which also boast their own character and style. You may find yourself in a historic manor house hotel, one with a modern twist or get a 'room with a view' overlooking a shimmering lake or a golden beach.
Staying in B&B/guesthouse accommodation is a unique experience where very often you are staying in a family home, with your hosts being the owners of the property. You will receive a warm welcome and will have access to plenty of local stories. Best of all you will catch a glimpse into the lives of the local people of the areas through which you travel. Accommodation is warm, cosy and homely and breakfast is home-cooked by your host.
B&B/3* ACCOMMODATION
When you select this tour you will have the chance to stay in either 3* hotels or Bed & Breakfast/guesthouse accommodation.
The 3* hotels that have been selected are all comfortable, well-appointed properties which also boast their own character and style. You may find yourself in a historic manor house hotel, one with a modern twist or get a 'room with a view' overlooking a shimmering lake or a golden beach.
Staying in B&B/guesthouse accommodation is a unique experience where very often you are staying in a family home, with your hosts being the owners of the property. You will receive a warm welcome and will have access to plenty of local stories. Best of all you will catch a glimpse into the lives of the local people of the areas through which you travel. Accommodation is warm, cosy and homely and breakfast is home-cooked by your host.
TOUR DETAILS
ACCOMMODATION
LOW SEASON: April, May, September & October
HIGH SEASON: June, July & August
What's included
Meals
- All breakfasts
Transport
- All luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation leaving you free to explore at your ease.
Accommodation
- 6 nights accommodation (includes private en-suite)
24hr phone support
BIKES
- Each bicycle is equipped with a bottle cage, small front handlebar bag, bike rack (with option to add pannier bags).
- Safety – we provide a helmet (various sizes) and a high visibility jacket for our customer’s safety on the road.
- Spare tube, repair kit with tyre levers, pump and bike lock are all provided.
- Cyclists are expected to be able to have a general knowledge of the function of bicycles, i.e. how to change gears, how to brake properly, replacing a slipped chain, changing a flat tyre. Please check out this link if you are looking for few tips.
| Sizes: | 28", 30", 32" |
| Frame: | Alpha Gold Aluminium |
| Fork: | FX Alloy |
| Shock: | N/A |
| Handlebar: | Bontrager alloy |
| Stem: | Adjustable ahead |
| Seat post: | Bontrager alloy |
| Saddle: | Bontrager Sport |
| Pedals: | Bontrager City Pedals |
| Shifters: | Shimano Altus M2010, 9-speed |
| Front mech: | Shimano Acera T3000 |
| Rear mech: | Shimano Altus M2000 | |
| Brakes: | Tektro HD-R280 hydraulic disc | |
| Brake lever: | Shimano | |
| Cassette: |
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| Chain: |
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| Cranks: | Forged alloy | |
| Bottom bracket: | Sealed cartridge | |
| Rims: | Bontrager Connection | |
| Hubs: | Formula DC-20 | |
| Spokes: | Stainless steel |
| Frame Material: | Alpha Gold Aluminium |
| Frame Angles: | 71.5 head, 73.5 |
| Sizes: | 28",30", 32" |
| Colour: | Black |
| Fork: | SR Suntour NEX |
| Rear Shock: | Not applicable |
| Brake Levers: | aluminum linear-pull |
| Handlebar: | Bontrager Comp Lowriser |
| Stem: | Bontrager Elite |
| Headset: | 1 1/8" threadless headset |
| Front Der: | Shimano Acera T3000 |
| Crankset: | Shimano MT210 |
| Rear Der: | Shimano Alivio M3100 |
| Pedals: | Wellgo M141 |
| Tires: | Bontrager GR1 Expert |
Sizes: SM, MD, LG
Frame: SmartForm C3 Alloy, Internal battery
Fork: Full carbon
Shock: N/A
Handlebar: Cannondale Riser, 6061 Alloy
Stem: Cannondale 3
Seat post: Alloy
Saddle: Cannondale Fitness Ergo Double Density
Pedals: Cannondale Fitness
Shifters: microSHIFT Advent X, 10-Speed
| Rear mech: | Shimano Acera |
| Brakes: | Tektro linear pull |
| Brake lever: | Shimano |
| Cassette: | SRAM PG830 11-28 |
| Chain: | KMC Z7 |
| Cranks: | Shimano FC-M191 28/38/48 |
| Bottom bracket: | Cartridge |
| Rims: | Matrix 750 700c |
| Hubs: | Shimano RM40 |
| Spokes: | Stainless steel |
TURBO electric bikes are heavier than our pedal-assist electric bikes, but they have more power. This means they provide more help on hills, for example, but if you run out of battery, they are harder and heavier to pedal.
Size: 28
Frame: Alpha Gold Aluminium
Fork: SR Suntour NEX
Shock absorber: N/A
Handlebars: Bontrager touring aluminium
Stem: Bontrager alloy quill
Seatpost: Bontrager alloy
Saddle: Royal Nuvola saddle
Pedals: Bontrager City pedals
Shifters : Shimano Tourney RS45, 8 speed
Front Derailleur: Shimano TX505
| Rear mech: Shimano | ||
| Brakes: Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc | ||
| Brake lever: Shimano | ||
| Cassette: Shimano 8-speed, 12-32T | ||
| Chain: Shimano HG40, 6/7/8-speed | ||
| Cranks: Pro Wheel alloy | ||
| Motor: Bosch Active Line, 250 watt | ||
| Battery: External battery | ||
| Charger: Bosch compact 2A, 100–240V |
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
DIFFICULTY Easy
Represents a low level of activity with maximum 35 kms on the bike or 12 kms by foot per day – 3 hours physical activity
DIFFICULTY Medium
Represents a medium level of activity with maximum 50 kms on the bike or 15 kms by foot per day – 4 to 5 hours physical activity
DIFFICULTY Hard
Represents a higher level of activity with maximum 80 kms on the bike or 25 kms by foot per day – 6 to 7 hours physical activity
CUSTOMISE THIS TOUR
You can add extra days or shorten this holiday to suit your needs or schedule.
We are very fortunate to have hundreds of kilometres of magnificent coastal and scenic routes and paths to enjoy. So the options are endless.
We understand that the duration of this tour may not be the ideal amount of time for everyone so if you would like a longer or a shorter version, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will design a custom tour for you to suit your needs.
GETTING TO TOUR START POINT
You can take a Citylink bus or a Gobus directly from Dublin airport (or from Dublin city centre) to Galway (approx. 3 hours trip) and then a Citylink bus or a Bus Eireann bus from Galway directly to Clifden (1.5 hours trip).
Please note that the last Citylink bus leaving Galway to Clifden is at 17:30 pm.
Total journey time is approximately 5 hours.
Reviews
Florence, Christophe & Alexandre
10 Jun 2023
5/5
We had a wonderful time with Connemara Adventure! Everything was perfectly organized. The journey, the new bikes, the application, the hotels and B&Bs. And we really felt supported. Cécile and Irmi were super reachable in case of small bike or hotel problems. Thank you very much for this magical stay!
Charlotte & Clément
06 Jun 2022
5/5
Thank you so much for organising this amazing trip for us! We had a great time!
Steve
31 Jul 2023
5/5
What a great trip! The weather cooperated with just a cooling drizzle now and then, the food was great especially the pubs and the views couldn’t be better. Looking forward to visiting the area again!
ACCOMMODATION
LOW SEASON: April, May, September & October
HIGH SEASON: June, July & August
What's included
Meals
- All breakfasts
Transport
- All luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation leaving you free to explore at your ease.
Accommodation
- 6 nights accommodation (includes private en-suite)
24hr phone support
BIKES
- Each bicycle is equipped with a bottle cage, small front handlebar bag, bike rack (with option to add pannier bags).
- Safety – we provide a helmet (various sizes) and a high visibility jacket for our customer’s safety on the road.
- Spare tube, repair kit with tyre levers, pump and bike lock are all provided.
- Cyclists are expected to be able to have a general knowledge of the function of bicycles, i.e. how to change gears, how to brake properly, replacing a slipped chain, changing a flat tyre. Please check out this link if you are looking for few tips.
| Sizes: | 28", 30", 32" |
| Frame: | Alpha Gold Aluminium |
| Fork: | FX Alloy |
| Shock: | N/A |
| Handlebar: | Bontrager alloy |
| Stem: | Adjustable ahead |
| Seat post: | Bontrager alloy |
| Saddle: | Bontrager Sport |
| Pedals: | Bontrager City Pedals |
| Shifters: | Shimano Altus M2010, 9-speed |
| Front mech: | Shimano Acera T3000 |
| Rear mech: | Shimano Altus M2000 | |
| Brakes: | Tektro HD-R280 hydraulic disc | |
| Brake lever: | Shimano | |
| Cassette: |
|
|
| Chain: |
|
|
| Cranks: | Forged alloy | |
| Bottom bracket: | Sealed cartridge | |
| Rims: | Bontrager Connection | |
| Hubs: | Formula DC-20 | |
| Spokes: | Stainless steel |
| Frame Material: | Alpha Gold Aluminium |
| Frame Angles: | 71.5 head, 73.5 |
| Sizes: | 28",30", 32" |
| Colour: | Black |
| Fork: | SR Suntour NEX |
| Rear Shock: | Not applicable |
| Brake Levers: | aluminum linear-pull |
| Handlebar: | Bontrager Comp Lowriser |
| Stem: | Bontrager Elite |
| Headset: | 1 1/8" threadless headset |
| Front Der: | Shimano Acera T3000 |
| Crankset: | Shimano MT210 |
| Rear Der: | Shimano Alivio M3100 |
| Pedals: | Wellgo M141 |
| Tires: | Bontrager GR1 Expert |
Sizes: SM, MD, LG
Frame: SmartForm C3 Alloy, Internal battery
Fork: Full carbon
Shock: N/A
Handlebar: Cannondale Riser, 6061 Alloy
Stem: Cannondale 3
Seat post: Alloy
Saddle: Cannondale Fitness Ergo Double Density
Pedals: Cannondale Fitness
Shifters: microSHIFT Advent X, 10-Speed
| Rear mech: | Shimano Acera |
| Brakes: | Tektro linear pull |
| Brake lever: | Shimano |
| Cassette: | SRAM PG830 11-28 |
| Chain: | KMC Z7 |
| Cranks: | Shimano FC-M191 28/38/48 |
| Bottom bracket: | Cartridge |
| Rims: | Matrix 750 700c |
| Hubs: | Shimano RM40 |
| Spokes: | Stainless steel |
TURBO electric bikes are heavier than our pedal-assist electric bikes, but they have more power. This means they provide more help on hills, for example, but if you run out of battery, they are harder and heavier to pedal.
Size: 28
Frame: Alpha Gold Aluminium
Fork: SR Suntour NEX
Shock absorber: N/A
Handlebars: Bontrager touring aluminium
Stem: Bontrager alloy quill
Seatpost: Bontrager alloy
Saddle: Royal Nuvola saddle
Pedals: Bontrager City pedals
Shifters : Shimano Tourney RS45, 8 speed
Front Derailleur: Shimano TX505
| Rear mech: Shimano | ||
| Brakes: Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc | ||
| Brake lever: Shimano | ||
| Cassette: Shimano 8-speed, 12-32T | ||
| Chain: Shimano HG40, 6/7/8-speed | ||
| Cranks: Pro Wheel alloy | ||
| Motor: Bosch Active Line, 250 watt | ||
| Battery: External battery | ||
| Charger: Bosch compact 2A, 100–240V |
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
DIFFICULTY Easy
Represents a low level of activity with maximum 35 kms on the bike or 12 kms by foot per day – 3 hours physical activity
DIFFICULTY Medium
Represents a medium level of activity with maximum 50 kms on the bike or 15 kms by foot per day – 4 to 5 hours physical activity
DIFFICULTY Hard
Represents a higher level of activity with maximum 80 kms on the bike or 25 kms by foot per day – 6 to 7 hours physical activity
CUSTOMISE THIS TOUR
You can add extra days or shorten this holiday to suit your needs or schedule.
We are very fortunate to have hundreds of kilometres of magnificent coastal and scenic routes and paths to enjoy. So the options are endless.
We understand that the duration of this tour may not be the ideal amount of time for everyone so if you would like a longer or a shorter version, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will design a custom tour for you to suit your needs.
You can take a Citylink bus or a Gobus directly from Dublin airport (or from Dublin city centre) to Galway (approx. 3 hours trip) and then a Citylink bus or a Bus Eireann bus from Galway directly to Clifden (1.5 hours trip).
Please note that the last Citylink bus leaving Galway to Clifden is at 17:30 pm.
Total journey time is approximately 5 hours.
Reviews
Florence, Christophe & Alexandre
10 Jun 2023
5/5
We had a wonderful time with Connemara Adventure! Everything was perfectly organized. The journey, the new bikes, the application, the hotels and B&Bs. And we really felt supported. Cécile and Irmi were super reachable in case of small bike or hotel problems. Thank you very much for this magical stay!
Charlotte & Clément
06 Jun 2022
5/5
Thank you so much for organising this amazing trip for us! We had a great time!
Steve
31 Jul 2023
5/5
What a great trip! The weather cooperated with just a cooling drizzle now and then, the food was great especially the pubs and the views couldn’t be better. Looking forward to visiting the area again!
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
To secure your booking, we will request 30% deposit per person. Please note this is a
non-refundable payment. The balance payment is due 30 days before the tour starts.
If your tour start date is within 30 days of booking, the full, non-refundable payment is required upon booking.
We do not organise travel to/from Ireland. However there is plenty of useful information on our Getting to Ireland page.