Bespoke private experiences in Ireland
Exploring the quietest of byways throughout the varied landscapes of the Emerald Isle and it’s extraordinary human story, a hidden Ireland trip is one made in the company of men and women who’s passionate vocation is the exploration and sharing of their place.
Always low-key and unassuming, these journeys that delve into the natural, cultural and spiritual history of Ireland are of the highest quality where it matters; incredible hospitality, cultural riches, accommodations and food. Suited to those who wish to experience Ireland authentically in the company of warmth and friendship.
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WILDERNESS TRAVEL
Coastal, mountain and island hikes in Cork and Kerry. A renowned Wilderness Travel cultural hiking trip exploring the southwest of Ireland, The Spirit of Ireland is led by Con Moriarty and Ann Curran.
WILDERNESS TRAVEL
The Burren, Aran Islands, Connemara, and Ireland’s Sacred Mountains. An intimate exploration of Ireland’s mid-western Atlantic seaboard regions, The Wild Atlantic Way is a Wilderness Travel cultural hiking trip.
WALKING TOURS OF IRELAND
The peninsulas of Beara, Iveragh and Dingle, islands of Skellig Michael and Great Blasket, the mountains of the McGillycuddy Reeks and the Killarney National Park. Our classic walking tour of County Kerry is an intimate exploration of the three peninsulas.
WALKING TOURS OF IRELAND
The Hidden Ireland walking tour of the Burren, Aran Islands and Connemara explores the history, archaeology and nature of the Atlantic seaboard counties of Clare, Galway and Mayo.
WILDERNESS TRAVEL
Coastal, mountain and island hikes in Cork and Kerry. A renowned Wilderness Travel cultural hiking trip exploring the southwest of Ireland, The Spirit of Ireland is led by Con Moriarty and Ann Curran.
WILDERNESS TRAVEL
The Burren, Aran Islands, Connemara, and Ireland’s Sacred Mountains. An intimate exploration of Ireland’s mid-western Atlantic seaboard regions, The Wild Atlantic Way is a Wilderness Travel cultural hiking trip.
WALKING TOURS OF IRELAND
The peninsulas of Beara, Iveragh and Dingle, islands of Skellig Michael and Great Blasket, the mountains of the McGillycuddy Reeks and the Killarney National Park. Our classic walking tour of County Kerry is an intimate exploration of the three peninsulas.
WALKING TOURS OF IRELAND
The Hidden Ireland walking tour of the Burren, Aran Islands and Connemara explores the history, archaeology and nature of the Atlantic seaboard counties of Clare, Galway and Mayo.
“We had never taken guides before but your guides were awesome! Knowledgeable, friendly, caring, and helpful, they went out of their way to ensure we were enjoying ourselves, always aware of our physical limits and needs and were able to change plans when needed. We had a truly incredible trip that will surely remain in many of our hearts and Ann and John were central to that experience. If there was a rating above excellent, they surely earned it! Thank you!”
M. Sawyer, after family vacation
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Oscar nomination for Jessie
Go n’eirí leat Jessie – le beannachtaí Naomh Bhríd ort Less than a week after Biddy’s Day, Saint Bridget’s Day when on February 1st we

1921: The first reconnaissance expedition to Everest and it’s Irish-born leader
In the spring of 1921, the first-ever mountaineering expedition focussed on Mount Everest was launched from London. One hundred years ago this year, the 1921

Oscar nomination for Jessie
Go n’eirí leat Jessie – le beannachtaí Naomh Bhríd ort Less than a week after Biddy’s Day, Saint Bridget’s Day when on February 1st we
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