Ireland walking holidays irish hiking guide

Some ireland walking holiday bargains - especially some of the long distance ones - are for those with a spirit of adventure. For the traveller willing to tolerate sometimes simple accommodation, changes of plan and trekking with a sleeping bag. Wherever you are staying the chances are that you will find some beautiful country to walk in very close by. Get advice on walks and sources of information where you can get further ideas on itineraries.

Tipperary touring trips

Discover the Emerald Isle with an Ireland walking holiday. From the pastures of Tipperary and Cork to the Mountains of Mourne this enchanting island has something for everyone. Walk the Ring of Kerry, discover the Burren or the wilds of Donegal and Mayo.

Irish hiking tours

On the very low grade tipperary touring trips special boots are not essential but lightweight boots will provide extra ankle support and greatly increase your comfort and enjoyment. A twisted ankle at the start of your holiday can be disastrous. Find fantastic experiences for suitably equipped, experienced walkers - cross country trails passing through beautiful parts of the countryside. We would recommend a fortnights holiday to be comfortable, with several rest days. If you wish to enjoy your irish hiking tours without too much strenuous activity and at a slower pace then select an easy terrain option. This will generally involve up to three hours walking on several days with a maximum of about five hours. Remember to stay on recognized paths, leave no litter, protect wildlife, plants and trees. Close all gates behind you avoid damaging fences, hedges, walls. Guard against fire and note the rules of individual parks and nature reserves. Meals on tipperary touring trips are as specified. Meal arrangements on half board are breakfast and evening meal, both of which may be typical of the local cooking or hoteliers interpretations of international cuisine. Where all meals is shown lunch is usually a picnic or packed meal.