See some of the most endangered species of birds fly around Aillwee mountain. Also an opportunity to handle, fly and feed your very own hawk, a unique opportunity to interact with nature.

One of the most famous dolmens in Ireland. An ancient megalithic tomb on the karstic limestone pavement of the Burren dating back to 2500 BC.

One of the largest karst landscapes in Western Europe. Renowned for its unusually temperate climate flora & fauna.

One of Irelands top tourist attractions rising some 200 metres above sea level and stretching some 8kms long. Visit Atlantic Edge experience located at the centre of the underground building a huge domed cave containing images, exhibits, displays & experiences that will delight young and old alike.

Known for its music festivals & selection of traditional Irish pubs. Lunch stop is at the famous Fitzpatricks bar where they offer good value carvery food and of course famous for serving a good pint of the black stuff!

The highlight of the tour with breath taking views along the shores of Galway Bay. See the Aran Islands, Connemara & Galway city from across the bay.

A 16C tower house on the southern eastern shore of Galway Bay . Medieval Banquets take place here nightly during high season.

A unique landscape of blanket bog. Comprising of some 250km square miles extending west into Connaught

Here about the Quiet man movie directed by John B Keane starring John Wayne & Maureen O’Hara.

Described by Irish writers as areas of scenic & unsurpassed beauty. See turf cutting in the valleys & sheep roaming the roadside. The only traffic delays you will encounter!!!

Built out of love, an enchanted fairy tale castle with magical looks & walks through the Kylemore wooded heartland. Home to the Benedictian order of Nuns, Kylemore Abbey is a secret haven of peace & tranquity. 2 Hour stop. This is the lunch stop on the tour.

One of 3 glacier fjords that exist in Ireland, it is 9 miles deep offering diving throughout the year while aquaculture is important here locally with salmon rafts visible on the surface. Also an opportunity to cruise on its waters during the summer season.

Snugly situated at the head of Killary harbour, here the film adaptation of John B Keanes famous play The FIELD directed by Jim Sheridan was made in 1989. An opportunity to visit Gaynors bar for a real Irish pint!!!

Renowned as a location setting of the Quiet Man movie. Cong is also home of Ashford Castle one of Ireland’s finest hotels, converted from a Victorian faux lakeside castle built by the Guinness family and has a fine example of a ruined medieval abbey, Cong Abbey.

One of 14 fresh water trout lakes found in Europe. Reputed to have 365 islands comprising of 44000 hectares of wetland . It is considered one of the best fihing lakes in Europe and is home to a variety of fresh water fish including brown trout, pike, perch, and roach. Also attracts salmon and eels from the Atlantic Ocean.