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| Type of tour: | Self-guided |
| Level: | Leisurely |
| Duration: | 6 Nights |
| Distance: | 20 Miles/day average |
| Dates: | Self-guided: Daily: April 1 to Oct 31, 2012 and 2013 |
| Tour price: | €495 |
| Start city: | Clifden, Ireland |
| End city: | Westport, Ireland |
This tour is specifically designed for independent travelers, who wish to cycle less of a distance and spend relaxing lazy days along the way for in-depth explorations of the various cultural and natural attractions of the wonderful Connemara region. Connemara - the western wonderland of Europe, where rugged mountains soar above wild Atlantic beaches. It is also a land of great contrast from mountain to sea.
Accommodations are in wonderful guesthouses and Bed & Breakfasts, with some dinners included, but all the lunches are left to your own sourcing. Detailed route descriptions, local information and maps are provided.
Please note that we can customise this trip should you wish to change anything on the itinerary.
Learn more about self-guided tours.
This tour is specifically designed for independent travelers, who wish to cycle less of a distance and spend relaxing lazy days along the way for in-depth explorations of the various cultural and natural attractions of the wonderful Connemara region. Connemara - the western wonderland of Europe, where rugged mountains soar above wild Atlantic beaches. It is also a land of great contrast from mountain to sea.
Accommodations are in wonderful guesthouses and Bed & Breakfasts, with some dinners included, but all the lunches are left to your own sourcing. Detailed route descriptions, local information and maps are provided.
Please note that we can customise this trip should you wish to change anything on the itinerary.
Learn more about self-guided tours.
Day 1: Arrival
Arrive in Clifden (there is a direct daily bus service from Galway to Clifden). Warm welcomes and chance to settle in. You will be given your route pack and general information to study overnight. If there is time we will allocate bikes and equipment. Clifden is a colorful small town, also often labeled the capital of Connemara. There are many restaurants where you can choose a lovely evening meal and a nice selection of pubs where often you will find Irish music.
Overnight in Clifden.
Day 2: Clifden - Renvyle (20 miles/32 km)
After a hearty breakfast, you will set off along the Sky Road, it offers fabulous views over the Atlantic and its islands. Travelling quiet back roads, you will pass through the quaint fishing village of Cleggan & onto Letterfrack, home of the Connemara National Park. Then your journey will take you to the Renvyle Peninsula which is steeped in history and archaeological sites and is renowned for its pristine sandy beaches and spectacular vistas of the Twelve Ben mountain range.
Overnight in Renvyle.
Day 3: Renvyle - Leenane (20 miles/26 km)
Leave Renvyle after a hearty breakfast. You will set off, passing through Tullycross with it’s many thatched cottages and meander along the coast with its prefect beaches to the small village of Leenane, situated at the base of Ireland’s only fjord. You will take the boat up the Killary Harbour for a sightseeing expedition at either 10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm or 4:30pm. This is a 1.5 hour boat ride on the Connemara Lady, up the Killary Fjord, the only Fjord in Ireland. The trip is often honoured by the company of leaping dolphins and always includes commentary on all major points of interest along the way. Tonight you will stay the night in Leenane.
Overnight in Leenane.
Day 4: Leenane - Inagh Valley (15 miles/23 km)
After Breakfast you will continue your journey today leaving Leenane. You cycle away from the coast back towards the mountains on a road through lake-strewn moorlands to the stunning Inagh Valley. You will visit one of Ireland’s top visitor attractions, Kylemore Abbey & Gardens. This gothic fairytale lakeside castle lodged in a wooded hillside is the site of one of Ireland’s finest gardens, the six-acre Victorian walled garden at Kylemore was created by Mitchell Henry in tandem with the building of Kylemore Castle in 1867. It has won the prestigious Europa Nostra Award for Gardens. Tonight you will be staying in welcoming accommodation overlooking the spectacular Lough Inagh.
Overnight in Inagh Valley.
Day 5: Inagh Valley - Roundstone (25 miles/40 km)
Cycle back towards the coast today, leaving the mountains behind as you head towards Roundstone. You will be travelling along a route dotted with pretty fishing villages. You’ll ride through peat bogs and lovely moorlands still divided by the Neolithic field systems. You will journey into the Gaeltacht (Gaelic speaking) region, which is considered the last bastion of Celtic Ireland. You will rest and relax tonight in the small picturesque fishing village of Roundstone.
Overnight in Roundstone.
Day 6: Roundstone - Clifden (16 miles/25 km)
Well fed and well rested, you will begin your day with a gentle cycle along Mannin Bay, with its coralline beach & glorious turquoise bay is a heaven for the beachcomber - and past Ballyconneely, or shorter if you wish to take the Bogroad. Roundstone bog is unique in that it is an unspoiled area of bogscape with rare acid loving plants. Before arriving back at your starting destination of Clifden where you will spend your last night getting a second chance to enjoy the 'craic' in this vibrant town, that is undoubtedly one of the true last treasures in Western Europe.
Overnight in Clifden.
Day 7: Departure
Breakfast, followed by fond farewell and departure!
Daily: April 1 to Oct 31, 2012 and 2013
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These are sample hotels and may vary based on availability.
Category A: 3-star hotel accommodations
Day 1, 6: Foyles Hotel, Clifden
www.foyleshotel.com
Foyle’s Hotel, formerly the Clifden Bay is situated on the square in Clifden. It is Connemara’s longest established hotel and is owned and managed by the Foye Family since 1917. The hotel has restaurant and bar and patio garden to the rear of the hotel
Day 2: Renvyle House Hotel, Renvyle
www.renvyle.ie
A romantic old country house set in the wild splendor of Connemara, amid the magical beauty of sea, lake and mountains. The keynotes are warmth and comfort with award winning fine fare. Turf fires and cosy lounges make you relax and feel at home.
Day 3: Leenane Hotel, Leenane
www.leenanehotel.com
Located on the N59 20 miles from both Westport and Clifden and 5 minutes walk from the Village of Leenane it has been operating close to 200 years as a coaching Inn.
Day 4: Lough Inagh Lodge, Connemara
www.loughinaghlodgehotel.ie
Lough Inagh Lodge, is set on the shores of Lough Inagh, one of Connemara's most beautiful lakes. It is the perfect haven for total relaxation offering you all the comforts and pleasures of an elegant, modern hotel in an old-world atmosphere. Seafood and wild game dishes are specialties of the house.
Day 5: Roundstone House Hotel, Roundstone
Roundstone House Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the lovely fishing village of Roundstone - overlooking the breathtaking scenery of the famous Bertraghboy Bay and rugged Connemara landscape. This family run hotel offers a warm welcome and a friendly service. Many of the comfortable en suite rooms have fabulous sea views.
Category B: Bed and Breakfasts
Day 1, 6: Buttermilk Lodge Guesthouse, Clifden
www.buttermilklodge.com
A warm, friendly home from home, located on the Westport Road. The en-suite, spacious bedrooms have multi-channel TV, DD phone, personal toiletries, hairdryer & ironing facilities.
Day 2: Seabreeze, Renvyle
www.seabreezeconnemara.com
Sea Breeze is a family home situated in a quiet and scenic location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Wake up to a magnificent sunrise over Croagh Patrick and Maoil Reidh mountain, the highest in Connacht. Just a short walk from the village of Tully. Located down the Gurteen road on the right before you come into Tully village.
Day 3: Portfinn Lodge, Leenane
www.hotelinconnemara.com
Set among some of the most spectacular scenery in Ireland, and situated in the village of Portfinn Lodge is a family run Seafood Restaurant and Guesthouse.
Day 4: Lough Inagh Ranch, Lough Inagh
www.goconnemara.com/directory/details/374/
Spacious farmhouse situated on the Western Way at the foot of the Maum Turk Mountains, overlooking Lough Inagh and the Twelve Bens. Breathtaking scenery, ideal centre for walkers.
Day 5: Rushlake, Roundstone
www.rushlakehouse.com/
Family run accommodation located on the outskirts of the village of Roundstone. Easy walking distance to center of Roundstone village for access to restaurants and pubs.
Category C: Hostels and Bed and Breakfasts
Day 1, 6: Clifden Town Hostel, Clifden
www.clifdentownhostel.com
The Clifden Town Hostel is a small friendly hostel offering a warm welcome to all of our guests. Clifden Town Hostel is located on Market Street in the centre of Clifden. Clifden scathing the western seaboard of Ireland and bounding the periphery of Europe is a most tempting and welcoming oasis to the seasoned and novice traveller alike.
Day 2: Letterfrack Lodge, Letterfrack
www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Letterfrack-Lodge/Connemara/11454
The Hostel is new, clean and well run. There are free maps available showing walks in the area for all grades of walkers. Michael, the owner, has a vast knowledge of the area and will point you in the right direction
Day 3: Sleepzone Hostel, Connemara
www.sleepzone.ie
The Sleepzone Connemara is spectacularly situated in the heart of Connemara overlooking The Killary – Ireland’s only fjord, which runs 16km from the village of Leenane to where it opens onto the Atlantic Ocean. In his famous book of 1,000 'Unforgettable Places to See Before You Die' Steve Davey included Killary Harbour in the Top 40 - and we agree!
Day 4: Lough Inagh Ranch, Lough Inagh
www.goconnemara.com/directory/details/374/
Spacious farmhouse situated on the Western Way at the foot of the Maum Turk Mountains, overlooking Lough Inagh and the Twelve Bens. Breathtaking scenery, ideal centre for walkers.
Day 5: Rushlake, Roundstone
www.rushlakehouse.com/
Family run accommodation located on the outskirts of the village of Roundstone. Easy walking distance to center of Roundstone village for access to restaurants and pubs.
Interested in visiting other areas before or after your tour? Visit our hotels page to learn more about lodging options.
These are sample hotels and may vary based on availability.
Category A: 3-star hotel accommodations
Day 1, 6: Foyles Hotel, Clifden
www.foyleshotel.com
Foyle’s Hotel, formerly the Clifden Bay is situated on the square in Clifden. It is Connemara’s longest established hotel and is owned and managed by the Foye Family since 1917. The hotel has restaurant and bar and patio garden to the rear of the hotel
Day 2: Renvyle House Hotel, Renvyle
www.renvyle.ie
A romantic old country house set in the wild splendor of Connemara, amid the magical beauty of sea, lake and mountains. The keynotes are warmth and comfort with award winning fine fare. Turf fires and cosy lounges make you relax and feel at home.
Day 3: Leenane Hotel, Leenane
www.leenanehotel.com
Located on the N59 20 miles from both Westport and Clifden and 5 minutes walk from the Village of Leenane it has been operating close to 200 years as a coaching Inn.
Day 4: Lough Inagh Lodge, Connemara
www.loughinaghlodgehotel.ie
Lough Inagh Lodge, is set on the shores of Lough Inagh, one of Connemara's most beautiful lakes. It is the perfect haven for total relaxation offering you all the comforts and pleasures of an elegant, modern hotel in an old-world atmosphere. Seafood and wild game dishes are specialties of the house.
Day 5: Roundstone House Hotel, Roundstone
Roundstone House Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the lovely fishing village of Roundstone - overlooking the breathtaking scenery of the famous Bertraghboy Bay and rugged Connemara landscape. This family run hotel offers a warm welcome and a friendly service. Many of the comfortable en suite rooms have fabulous sea views.
Category B: Bed and Breakfasts
Day 1, 6: Buttermilk Lodge Guesthouse, Clifden
www.buttermilklodge.com
A warm, friendly home from home, located on the Westport Road. The en-suite, spacious bedrooms have multi-channel TV, DD phone, personal toiletries, hairdryer & ironing facilities.
Day 2: Seabreeze, Renvyle
www.seabreezeconnemara.com
Sea Breeze is a family home situated in a quiet and scenic location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Wake up to a magnificent sunrise over Croagh Patrick and Maoil Reidh mountain, the highest in Connacht. Just a short walk from the village of Tully. Located down the Gurteen road on the right before you come into Tully village.
Day 3: Portfinn Lodge, Leenane
www.hotelinconnemara.com
Set among some of the most spectacular scenery in Ireland, and situated in the village of Portfinn Lodge is a family run Seafood Restaurant and Guesthouse.
Day 4: Lough Inagh Ranch, Lough Inagh
www.goconnemara.com/directory/details/374/
Spacious farmhouse situated on the Western Way at the foot of the Maum Turk Mountains, overlooking Lough Inagh and the Twelve Bens. Breathtaking scenery, ideal centre for walkers.
Day 5: Rushlake, Roundstone
www.rushlakehouse.com/
Family run accommodation located on the outskirts of the village of Roundstone. Easy walking distance to center of Roundstone village for access to restaurants and pubs.
Category C: Hostels and Bed and Breakfasts
Day 1, 6: Clifden Town Hostel, Clifden
www.clifdentownhostel.com
The Clifden Town Hostel is a small friendly hostel offering a warm welcome to all of our guests. Clifden Town Hostel is located on Market Street in the centre of Clifden. Clifden scathing the western seaboard of Ireland and bounding the periphery of Europe is a most tempting and welcoming oasis to the seasoned and novice traveller alike.
Day 2: Letterfrack Lodge, Letterfrack
www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Letterfrack-Lodge/Connemara/11454
The Hostel is new, clean and well run. There are free maps available showing walks in the area for all grades of walkers. Michael, the owner, has a vast knowledge of the area and will point you in the right direction
Day 3: Sleepzone Hostel, Connemara
www.sleepzone.ie
The Sleepzone Connemara is spectacularly situated in the heart of Connemara overlooking The Killary – Ireland’s only fjord, which runs 16km from the village of Leenane to where it opens onto the Atlantic Ocean. In his famous book of 1,000 'Unforgettable Places to See Before You Die' Steve Davey included Killary Harbour in the Top 40 - and we agree!
Day 4: Lough Inagh Ranch, Lough Inagh
www.goconnemara.com/directory/details/374/
Spacious farmhouse situated on the Western Way at the foot of the Maum Turk Mountains, overlooking Lough Inagh and the Twelve Bens. Breathtaking scenery, ideal centre for walkers.
Day 5: Rushlake, Roundstone
www.rushlakehouse.com/
Family run accommodation located on the outskirts of the village of Roundstone. Easy walking distance to center of Roundstone village for access to restaurants and pubs.
Interested in visiting other areas before or after your tour? Visit our hotels page to learn more about lodging options.
Daily cycling for an average of 20 miles/32 km on low traffic back-roads, the terrain isn’t flat, but neither is it hilly, rather a rolling countryside.
The tour is rated Leisurely and is for cyclists in average physical condition.
Daily cycling for an average of 20 miles/32 km on low traffic back-roads, the terrain isn’t flat, but neither is it hilly, rather a rolling countryside.
The tour is rated Leisurely and is for cyclists in average physical condition.
"We had a great trip cycling the Connemara Lazy Day Tour! Everything worked out very well for us....even the weather. After travelling for 20 hours we arrived unscathed in Clifden and met Chloe from Killary Tours upon arriving at our first hotel. She was very friendly and fairly well organized and she and her partner had us set up with what proved to great bikes in no time. Our accommodation was great.
"I must tell you though that since we've been home many people we've spoken to about our trip have been interested and fascinated with the idea of a self-guided bike tour. Everyone assumes that we must have been biking with a group. I have passed your website address on to a number of people and I hope for your sake that it might bring you some business.
"Thanks again for your help in giving us a great holiday. Hopefully I'll need to hire your services again in the future."
-Marian G.
2011
"We had a great trip cycling the Connemara Lazy Day Tour! Everything worked out very well for us....even the weather. After travelling for 20 hours we arrived unscathed in Clifden and met Chloe from Killary Tours upon arriving at our first hotel. She was very friendly and fairly well organized and she and her partner had us set up with what proved to great bikes in no time. Our accommodation was great.
"I must tell you though that since we've been home many people we've spoken to about our trip have been interested and fascinated with the idea of a self-guided bike tour. Everyone assumes that we must have been biking with a group. I have passed your website address on to a number of people and I hope for your sake that it might bring you some business.
"Thanks again for your help in giving us a great holiday. Hopefully I'll need to hire your services again in the future."
-Marian G.
2011
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Ireland has a long and storied history, and the rich culture embraces both the triumphs and struggles of this ancient land. From the earliest Celtic inhabitants to invasions, religious struggles, and seven centuries of Anglo-Irish conflict, the Irish spirit remains alive today in this land of spectacular landscapes and friendly people.
Ireland's lush landscapes provide the backdrop for charming villages, sprawling acres of grazing animals, and ancient and medieval ruins. The endless green hills unfold across the island to dramatic coastal cliffs. The glens and rivers offer a mystical feel to the storied countryside, while Ireland’s thriving cities offer the best of modern amenities and old European character. Visitors are often welcomed in pubs and taverns to enjoy hearty fare, a good pint, and, with any luck, a bit of traditional Irish music.
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Ireland has a long and storied history, and the rich culture embraces both the triumphs and struggles of this ancient land. From the earliest Celtic inhabitants to invasions, religious struggles, and seven centuries of Anglo-Irish conflict, the Irish spirit remains alive today in this land of spectacular landscapes and friendly people.
Ireland's lush landscapes provide the backdrop for charming villages, sprawling acres of grazing animals, and ancient and medieval ruins. The endless green hills unfold across the island to dramatic coastal cliffs. The glens and rivers offer a mystical feel to the storied countryside, while Ireland’s thriving cities offer the best of modern amenities and old European character. Visitors are often welcomed in pubs and taverns to enjoy hearty fare, a good pint, and, with any luck, a bit of traditional Irish music.
More on bicycling in Ireland >
Connemara Adventure Tours is leading Irish Tour Operator with more than 25 years experience in organizing guided, self-guided and customized travel packages for cyclists, walkers and horse-riders.We offer you accommodation options on our self guided cycling and walking tours in Connemara. You can choose the accommodation that suits your budget: hotel, Bed & Breakfast or hostel.
We look forward to seeing you on our tours!
Connemara Adventure Tours is leading Irish Tour Operator with more than 25 years experience in organizing guided, self-guided and customized travel packages for cyclists, walkers and horse-riders.We offer you accommodation options on our self guided cycling and walking tours in Connemara. You can choose the accommodation that suits your budget: hotel, Bed & Breakfast or hostel.
We look forward to seeing you on our tours!
Booking
A deposit has secured your booking. This is a non-refundable payment. The balance of payments is due 60 days before the tour starts.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be made in writing and the deposit is non refundable. The balance is due 30 days before the start of the course and when taken is also non refundable. We strongly recommend that you purchase air fare and tour package cancellation insurance at the time you make the deposit.
For guided tours only:
In case of less than stated minimum numbers for any one tour, Connemara Adventure Tours reserves the right to cancel up to four weeks before commencement date. In this case we will refund total received amounts. Wherever possible we will suggest alternative comparable tour, or if we have to cancel due to small numbers and the participants are still interested we will offer the tour at a newly calculated price. In the case all participants agree the tour will go ahead.
Travel + Airport Transfers
We include airport transfers in our prices for guided tours only, please note that these are subject to the Connemara Adventure Tours time-table; normally we meet guests between 12.00 - 16.00 on day one and transfer back on the last day to be at the airport at approx. 12.00. Please contact us in advance so we can help plan your arrival and departure arrangements. We can and do arrange taxis from all airports to any of our tour destinations. Furthermore timetables and rates for National Rail and Bus services can be supplied. We do not organize travel to Ireland from overs eas destinations.
Health and Fitness
Most tours are active holidays, and require at least moderate fitness levels according to description. Tours may involve 4 - 6 hours walking, or 3 - 5 hours cycling a day. Checking the suitability of each tour can help you to avoid disappointment. Those unaccustomed to activity are advised to take gentle exercise before the tour to fully enjoy the experience. Please advise us of any special medical, physical, or health requirements you may have, or conditions such as diabetes, epilepsy, asthma, disabilities, severe allergies, etc. and any medication you may be on.
Climate and Clothing
Ireland's climate is mild, frequently damp, highly changeable, with temperatures ranging from 53° to 82° F. we advise that both light and warm clothing is carried, rainwear is essential.
Food
Most special diets can be catered for, provided we are notified in advance
Children A lower age limit applies to some tours, please check with us in advance of booking.
Insurance
We provide full public liability for guests on our tours, however, we require you to purchase full health insurance, including coverage for repatriation. Please provide us with an indication that you have purchased this insurance at the time full payment is made. You can purchase this insurance from your travel agent.
Resonsibility
Connemara Adventure Tours act as agents for the traveler and can accept no responsibility for the service of any hotel, restaurant or carrier used in connection with these tours, nor any liability for claims, damages, expenses or other financial loss to persons or property. In the event that it becomes necessary or advisable Connemara Adventure Tours reserves the right to alter a tour should weather, clients preference, or other circumstances intervene. The right is reserved to cancel a tour and to decline to accept any pers on as a member of a tour at any time.
Due Diligence
The tours in our program have been designed to provide participants with an exposure of the true nature of the environment visited and therefore involve an element of personal risk and exposure to potential hazards above those associated with normal 'package holidays'. Bookings are accepted on the unders tanding that such risks are appreciated by the client.
Booking
A deposit has secured your booking. This is a non-refundable payment. The balance of payments is due 60 days before the tour starts.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be made in writing and the deposit is non refundable. The balance is due 30 days before the start of the course and when taken is also non refundable. We strongly recommend that you purchase air fare and tour package cancellation insurance at the time you make the deposit.
For guided tours only:
In case of less than stated minimum numbers for any one tour, Connemara Adventure Tours reserves the right to cancel up to four weeks before commencement date. In this case we will refund total received amounts. Wherever possible we will suggest alternative comparable tour, or if we have to cancel due to small numbers and the participants are still interested we will offer the tour at a newly calculated price. In the case all participants agree the tour will go ahead.
Travel + Airport Transfers
We include airport transfers in our prices for guided tours only, please note that these are subject to the Connemara Adventure Tours time-table; normally we meet guests between 12.00 - 16.00 on day one and transfer back on the last day to be at the airport at approx. 12.00. Please contact us in advance so we can help plan your arrival and departure arrangements. We can and do arrange taxis from all airports to any of our tour destinations. Furthermore timetables and rates for National Rail and Bus services can be supplied. We do not organize travel to Ireland from overs eas destinations.
Health and Fitness
Most tours are active holidays, and require at least moderate fitness levels according to description. Tours may involve 4 - 6 hours walking, or 3 - 5 hours cycling a day. Checking the suitability of each tour can help you to avoid disappointment. Those unaccustomed to activity are advised to take gentle exercise before the tour to fully enjoy the experience. Please advise us of any special medical, physical, or health requirements you may have, or conditions such as diabetes, epilepsy, asthma, disabilities, severe allergies, etc. and any medication you may be on.
Climate and Clothing
Ireland's climate is mild, frequently damp, highly changeable, with temperatures ranging from 53° to 82° F. we advise that both light and warm clothing is carried, rainwear is essential.
Food
Most special diets can be catered for, provided we are notified in advance
Children A lower age limit applies to some tours, please check with us in advance of booking.
Insurance
We provide full public liability for guests on our tours, however, we require you to purchase full health insurance, including coverage for repatriation. Please provide us with an indication that you have purchased this insurance at the time full payment is made. You can purchase this insurance from your travel agent.
Resonsibility
Connemara Adventure Tours act as agents for the traveler and can accept no responsibility for the service of any hotel, restaurant or carrier used in connection with these tours, nor any liability for claims, damages, expenses or other financial loss to persons or property. In the event that it becomes necessary or advisable Connemara Adventure Tours reserves the right to alter a tour should weather, clients preference, or other circumstances intervene. The right is reserved to cancel a tour and to decline to accept any pers on as a member of a tour at any time.
Due Diligence
The tours in our program have been designed to provide participants with an exposure of the true nature of the environment visited and therefore involve an element of personal risk and exposure to potential hazards above those associated with normal 'package holidays'. Bookings are accepted on the unders tanding that such risks are appreciated by the client.
