Dry footpath, track and paved road; 5 km; approx. 1 hour The fishing village of Cleggan is located on the northern side of the Aughrus Peninsula, at the head of Cleggan Bay. The pier, which...
Read More →Paved road, track; 5 km; approximately 1.5 hour From Tullycross, take the Letterfrack road, descending towards the speed limit sign at the village entrance. Our route turns right just beyond this sign, down the hill...
Read More →Paved road except trail to Clifden Castle / 5km / 1 to 2 hrs Leave Clifden by the Beach Road, descending towards the quay. Directly ahead on the hill opposite is a monument to John...
Read More →Special Offer: Play 9 Holes with Club Hire for €39 Nestled between the scenic splendour of the Twelve Bens and the rugged Atlantic ocean lies Connemara Golf Links. From the testing...
Read More →The rivers, lakes, woodlands and sheer natural beauty of the Ballynahinch estate make it one of Ireland’s most desirable destinations. Ballynahinch Castle was built in the late 17th century for the Martyn family estate and...
Read More →The small island of Inishnee in Roundstone Bay is connected to the mainland by a narrow bridge (located about 2km from Roundstone) and is...
Read More →Nestled beneath the Maumturk, Sheefry and Twelve Bens mountain ranges and perched at the edge of Ireland’s only fjord, Leenane boasts some of the finest scenery in the country. A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Leenane...
Read More →Archaeologist, author, broadcaster and adventurer Michael Gibbons is delighted to bring you these selection of fantastic heritage walks. The Walks 2 and half mile wide, by 5 miles long, discover the magnificent and magical island...
Read More →No visit to Connemara is complete until you have traveled through the truly majestic Inagh Valley. Traveling past Ballynahinch Lough to your right, you will see the ruins of the ‘castle on the lake’ which...
Read More →From Clifden, take the N59 towards Westport, and approximately 5km outside the town turn left towards Claddaghduff. A couple of miles further along Streamstown Bay you will see the ruins of Doon Castle on your...
Read More →This walking tour of approximately 4.5km is the best way for you to start getting to know the town of Clifden; it will lead you all around it, talking you through the many architectural and...
Read More →The tranquil scenery of the Bog Road with the backdrop of the Twelve Bens is a true spectacle. Driving or cycling, take the R341 towards Ballyconneely, turn left at Ballinaboy before the bridge and you...
Read More →Justifiably famous for the views it affords, the Sky Road route takes you up among the hills overlooking Clifden Bay and its offshore islands, Inishturk and Turbot. Follow the signposts from Market Square and be...
Read More →A local favourite, the beach Road is one of the most peaceful and serene walks in Clifden. Instead of taking a right at the fork toward the Sky Road, take a left. This will lead...
Read More →Built c. 1810 by Clifden’s founder John D’Arcy, Clifden Castle was once his residence. From Clifden, take the Sky Road until the gateway arch (2km on the left). Then, stroll along a winding trail (sometimes...
Read More →Discover the secrets of a craft that is thousands of years old Wander in and watch Jonathan, one of the skilled members of the O’Dalaigh family, crafting unique jewellery on the premises of the family...
Read More →Omey Island in Claddaghduff is accessible at low tide every day by crossing acres of firm sandy beach, either in a car or on foot. Simply follow the direction poles in the sand that mark...
Read More →A local tradition not to be missed – touch the hand of knowledge Sitting in the gaze of the Twelve Bens mountain range is The Connemara Giant, Ireland’s only late 20th century antiquity. A local...
Read More →The Connemara horizon is dominated by more than fifty magnificent mountains in four tightly packed ranges, the Twelve Bens, Maum Turks, Partry and Sheffrey. Diamond Hill in the Connemara National Park, with its wood and...
Read More →Connemara's beaches are all individual, coming with their own different types of sand, rocks and an infinite variety of small shells. The Coral Strand in Ballyconneely is unusual for its golden coral sand. It's also...
Read More →Dominated by Tully Mountain, the Renvyle Peninsula offers panoramic sea views and a slice of the old Irish way of life. Take the N59 towards Westport – the peninsula is signposted left at the Quaker...
Read More →From Clifden take the R341 towards Ballyconneely and turn left at Ballinaboy bridge, driving along the Bog Road that crosses the famous Roundstone Bog conservation area. A right turn towards Roundstone takes you past a...
Read More →Local Growers & Artisans selling; Cheese, Eggs,, Fresh Fish, Organic Vegetables and Fruit Breads, Pastries, Crafts Market each Bank Holiday Sunday Easter to October, then every Sunday June, July and August. Additional Markets in support...
Read More →Roundstone Irish Nights – Every Wednesday A wonderful evening where musicians, singers and Sean-Nós dancers demonstrate traditional Irish culture with a strong Connemara influence. Time: 8:30pm to 10pm Venue: Roundstone Community Centre...
Read More →Every Friday morning, the town of Clifden comes alive to the sounds of rattling metal poles, the popping of tents and the chatter of the street traders that all come together to form the farmers'...
Read More →There is a wealth of wonderful fishing to experience in Connemara, from the calmness of lake and river fishing, to adventure and excitment of deep-sea angling. Below is a useful list of providers. Lake and...
Read More →The Clifden Boat Club is a small Boat Club situated on the West Coast of Ieland, just 1.6km outside the picturesque town of Clifden, Connemara. The committee and members of the club have been working...
Read More →The Connemara skies are dominated by over fifty magnificent mountains in four tightly packed ranges, the Twelve Bens, Maum Turks, Partry and Sheffrey. These rugged mountains with quartzite peaks rise dramatically from the sea and...
Read More →Walk Connemara offers guided walks, trekking, hill walking, hikes and walking tours, along with related services, in Connemara and adjacent areas. These are provided by Paul Phelan, a trained and experienced local walking guide and author...
Read More →Glass-Bottomed Boat Tours Starting May 24th. Tours every fine and fair day on Ireland’s only glass-bottomed boat (tours are weather dependant, booking is essential). Weather permitting, tours depart at 11am, 12:30, 2:30pm, 4pm and 5pm...
Read More →Wheter you're a fan of deep-sea angling or it’s your first time, you can look forward to an adventure on the open sea with the opportunity to catch a selection of fish including pollock, ray,...
Read More →Share the Roberts family’s incredible passion for handmade quality food Ireland’s first Food Économusée, this family-run business offers regular tastings of the best quality traditional smoked salmon. Visitors are welcome at anytime. Visites en français...
Read More →The Point Pony Trekking and Horse Riding Centre is a AIRE approved establishment situated right next to the most dazzling sandy beaches, beside the Connemara Championship Golf Links in Ballyconneely. If you want to discover...
Read More →On a sunny day in Connemara, the best thing to do is to go cycling – the landscape always looks more magnificent when we don’t see it through the glass of a window. Mannion’s Cycles...
Read More →The Station House Museum is located on the site of the old Clifden Railway Station and provides visitors with a history of Clifden and its founder John D'Arcy, the Connemara Pony, the Galway to Clifden...
Read More →Located in the Clifden Station House Courtyard, the Station House Theatre regularly presents live performances, conferences and other great events. Please visit stationhousetheatre.com for more information. Looking for an entertaining indoor activity for your family?...
Read More →Cleggan Beach Riding Centre is a riding centre offering a wide variety of treks to suit all tastes and standards. You can choose a three-day package of up to 6 hours riding per day (including...
Read More →Stay safe when walking in the Irish hills and countryside Safety advice by Mountaineering Ireland www.mountaineering.ie Walking is one of the best ways to appreciate Ireland’s beautiful scenery Discover our jagged coastline, rolling countryside, quiet...
Read More →Discover the hidden trails of the Kylemore Abbey Estate on one of Connemara’s most spectacular mountain hikes Hike the re-discovered mountain trails on the Kylemore Estate with our trained guide. The hiking trails date back...
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