Cycling Holidays in Ireland
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
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Compare 2 cycling holidays in Ireland. Prices from €640. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Ireland makes a natural home for a cycling holiday, with its quiet coastal roads, small villages and a west coast that rewards you for taking things at the pace of a bike. The two programmes on this page both run for eight days and both focus on the west of the country, but they offer quite different ways of experiencing it. If you like the idea of setting your own rhythm, the self-guided option takes you through Dingle, Kerry and Beara. Each day begins with a full Irish breakfast at your guesthouse, after which you collect your route notes and maps, pack what you need into the pannier bag on your bike and head off. The average day covers 25 to 30 miles (40 to 48 km), ridden at your own pace. If you would rather have the detail handled and the stories told for you, the guided tour spends seven nights on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. The route is built around Norman castles, the Burren in County Clare, and the coastal views and villages of Connemara in County Galway, with John and his guides bringing each site to life as you go. Between them, these holidays suit both independent riders who enjoy finding their own way and those who value company and local knowledge on the road. Prices on this page range from 640 EUR for the self-guided trip to 2990 EUR for the guided tour, so you can choose the style that fits both your riding and your budget.
Programmes on this page range from 640 EUR to 2990 EUR. The self-guided trip through Dingle, Kerry and Beara starts from 640 EUR, while the guided seven-night tour of the Wild Atlantic Way starts from 2990 EUR.
Both programmes on this page last eight days. The guided Wild Atlantic Way tour runs for seven nights.
Both programmes are on the west of Ireland. The self-guided trip covers Dingle, Kerry and Beara, while the guided tour follows the Wild Atlantic Way, taking in the Burren in County Clare and the coast and villages of Connemara in County Galway.
On the self-guided trip through Dingle, Kerry and Beara, the average day is 25 to 30 miles (40 to 48 km). You ride at your own pace, so you can take the day as it suits you.
Yes. The trip through Dingle, Kerry and Beara is self-guided, with route notes and maps provided so you can set your own pace. The Wild Atlantic Way tour is guided by John and his team, who bring each site along the route to life.
The guided Wild Atlantic Way tour is built around Norman castles, the Burren in County Clare, and the coastal views and villages of Connemara in County Galway. The self-guided trip takes you through Dingle, Kerry and Beara.
Your day starts with a full Irish breakfast at your guesthouse. You then pick up your route notes and maps, load what you need into the pannier bag on your bike and set off to ride at your own pace.
