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This tour starts and finishes in Galway city, on the west coast of Ireland and takes in some of the most spectacular coastal and scenic cycling in Ireland.
Cycling distance:
The average daily cycling distance is 50km with extra options up to about 80km most days
Gradient:
The gradient is easy to moderate
Departure dates:
You can start this tour on any date that suits you between April and October
How to get to Galway from Dublin or Shannon Airport →
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| Day 1. Arrive in Galway city
Accommodation: B&B Galway city
Sample the atmosphere that has made Galway a mecca for musicians, artists, actors and tourists alike. The cobbled pedestrianised streets are lined with bohemian cafes, traditional pubs and craft shops.
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| Day 2. The Heart Of Connemara, where the cycling begins
Cycling distance options 35 / 60 / 80+ km
Accommodation: B&B Leenane
First day cycling. We will transfer you to the heart Connemara where the cycling begins. You will cycle from the ancient village of Cong through Joyce country, to Leenane, an area renowned for its spectacular natural beauty. There are options for further looped cycles from Leenane. Cong is home to the spectacular 800 year old Ashford Castle and Cong Abbey dating from the 9th century.
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| Day 3. Cycle Into The Spectacular Doo Lough Valley
Cycling distance up to 35 / 60 / 80 km
Accommodation: B&B Leenane
From Leenane you will cycle north into the spectacular Doo Lough valley, one of the high-lights of the week. You will cycle via the Sheffrey pass to the pleasant coastal town of Louisburgh, before turning south to return to Leenane.
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| Day 4. Along The Atlantic Coast To Clifden
Cycling distance options to 35 / 60 / 80+ km
Accommodation: B&B Clifden
Cycle from Leenane along the Atlantic coast to Clifden. Enjoy the rugged beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way and pristine beaches along the way. Stop for lunch in Kylemore Abby before continuing to Clifden where you will stay for the night. Clifden is full of small cafes, shops, bars and restaurants. In the evenings the pubs are alive with the sound of traditional Irish music.
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| Day 5. Cycle from Leenane along the Atlantic coast to Clifden
Cycling distance: 35km / 60km / 80km
Accommodation: B&B Cliften
Cycle from Leenane along the Atlantic coast to Clifden. Enjoy the rugged beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way and pristine beaches along the way. Stop for lunch in Kylemore Abby before continuing to Clifden where you will stay for the night. Clifden is full of small cafes, shops, bars and restaurants. In the evenings the pubs are alive with the sound of traditional Irish music.
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| Day 6. Explore Clifden by bike
Cycling distance: 30km
Accommodation: B&B Galway
After breakfast, you can further explore the area around Clifden by bike, before being transferred back to Galway for the final night of the tour.
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