Self-Guided Walking Tours

Four nights at Bridge View House Kilcrohane — the lighthouse, the south coast, and one of the great Irish walker B&Bs as your base

Killarney, the Black Valley, and the mountain heart of Kerry

The Mournes from Rostrevor to Newcastle

Camp to Slea Head — three walking days through the heart of the Dingle Peninsula

The Western Way from Oughterard to Leenaun

Bantry Bay, Hungry Hill and the Copper Coast — Glengarriff to Allihies

Three mountain days. The highlights that matter most.

A short Barrow Way break — Carlow to St. Mullins along Ireland's loveliest river

Cliffs, the Burren, and the Atlantic — five days where Ireland's wildest coast meets its strangest landscape

UNESCO World Heritage coastal trail from Ballycastle to Portstewart

Ireland's best-kept walking secret

The western half of the trail, four walking days from the Famine Museum to Mullingar

Pilgrim trail through canal country to the Mourne foothills.

The best of Cooley and the Mournes in six days

Moorland, sea cliffs and 60 million years of geology.

Inis Mór and the Western Way — Galway to Leenaun

More time in Ireland's most storied peninsula

Bantry to Durrus — north coast outbound, lighthouse, south coast return

Athy to St. Mullins — four flat, unhurried days following the Barrow downstream

Camp to Ballydavid — four days from sheep country to the wildest tip of the peninsula

From Killarney into the Gap of Dunloe, out to the Atlantic at Cahersiveen

Glengarriff to Eyeries: Hungry Hill, Allihies and the Copper Coast

The Mournes from Rostrevor to Newcastle with an Extra Day to Explore

Cross the Mournes and finish at Saint Patrick's grave.

Four classic walking days. The best of the Wicklow Way, uncompressed.

Cliffs, Aran Islands, the Burren — six days with a proper rest day in music-capital Doolin

The eastern half of the trail, four walking days from Mullingar to the Dublin Docklands

The complete Cooley to Mournes experience

Camp to Cloghane — five days around the southern, western and northern Dingle coast

Glengarriff to Ardgroom: Hungry Hill, Allihies and Stone Circle Country

The full Sheep's Head loop — four days closing the circuit over the Seefin ridge

Five walking days from Killarney out to the Atlantic — Cahersiveen, Waterville and the Skellig coast

Kildare to St. Mullins — five flat days down Ireland's most peaceful river valley

The complete end-to-end trek

Tinahely to Enniskerry — the mountain heart of the Wicklow Way.

A full week on the Wild Atlantic Way — Cliffs, Aran, Burren and the Aillwee Caves

The full loop with a proper rest day in Kilcrohane after the lighthouse star walk

Oughterard to Westport — Lough Corrib, the Inagh Valley, Killary and Croagh Patrick

Glengarriff to Lauragh: Hungry Hill, the Copper Coast and Stone Circle Country

Camp to Castlegregory — six days right around the Dingle Peninsula on foot

Ireland's longest waymarked trail, walked at your own pace

The Wicklow Mountains, monasteries and Lough Tay, the Wicklow Way done right

The full Barrow Way — Lowtown to St. Mullins, six days down Ireland's loveliest river

Walk from Cushendall to Portstewart on this 8-day self-guided hiking tour

Ancient myths, granite peaks and a border crossed on foot

The entire Wicklow Way in a single tour — Clonegal to Marlay Park, with a premium finish.

The complete pilgrim trail — one stage per day, finishing at Saint Patrick's grave.

Tralee to Castlegregory — the full waymarked Dingle Way over seven walking days

The full 169 km from Strokestown to Dublin in six long days

Glengarriff to Lauragh: Hungry Hill, a Full Day on Dursey Island and Stone Circle Country

Tralee to Castlegregory at a relaxed pace — full waymarked trail with a rest day in Dingle

Killarney's lakes, the Skellig coast and the mountains above Kenmare Bay in eight walking days

The full official Wicklow Way walked south-to-north over 10 days: Clonegal to Marlay Park via Shillelagh, Moyne, Glenmalure, Glendalough, Roundwood and Enniskerry. Seven walking days with a rest day at Laragh, finishing at the gates of Dublin.

The complete trail at a steady pace, eight walking days, Strokestown to Dublin

Every stage of Ireland's greatest trail, Killarney to Killarney, with a day on the Skellig coast