Burren Way Cycling Tour
Ireland
8 days (Bike: 6 days)
240 km (~40km per day)
Leisure
On-road
Self-Guided
Semi-Supported
A memorable cycling adventure in the Burren & Cliffs of Moher
The rocky Burren is a national park and one of the most unique landscape types in the world. The karst limestone bedrock, blanketing the countryside is full of rare flora and fauna. The land is criss crossed with an ancient network or roads and small laneways making it an ideal place to explore by bike.
The Burren has been inhabited by humans for millennia with some historic sites, such as Poulnabrone Dolmen dated to 2,500BC. The area is dotted with hundred of archaeological sites of interest spanning the Bronze, Iron, Early Christian, Viking and medieval ages.
This cycling tour takes you to small traditional Irish villages full of culture and tradition. The villages of Doolin and Lisdoonvarna are strongholds for traditional Irish music. In the long summer evenings, the pubs come alive with nightly music and storytelling.
Highlights:
- Unique Burren landscape
- Ancient pre-historic sites
- The Cliffs of Moher
- The Aran Islands
- The Burren perfumery
- Tradition Irish villages and pubs
- Castle ruins and stone forts
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Tour Information
From
Galway City
To
Galway City
Cost From
Self-Guided Please Ask
Departure(s)
April to October
Single Supplement
Available
Group Info
Customised tour for a family or large group
Inclusions
- 7 Nights Accommodation (Includes private en-suite & full Irish breakfast)
- Trek Touring Bicycle (Including pump, lock, tubes and repair kit)
- Ferry Tickets
- Luggage Transfers
- Easy-to-Read Road Maps
- Transportation (Galway to Kinvara / Kinvara to Galway)
Exclusions
- High season supplement
- Solo supplement
Options
- Upgrade Options: Trek 520 Adventure Touring Bike
- Upgrade option: Trek Electric Bikes
- Additional (or fewer) days
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