Medieval Mile Trail and Museum Tour
Step out on Ireland’s Medieval Mile and discover the stories of Kilkenny’s Tudor merchants. - you can explore in the afternoon/evening on your own.
Mile Trail tour is at 11:00 am
Our expert guides will bring you through the streets and laneways of Ireland’s medieval capital, pointing out hidden
gems and weaving tales of wealthy merchant families in this walled city.
Then explore highlights and stories of the Medieval Mile Museum through a guided tour. Located on the 13th century site of
St Mary’s Cruciform Church and graveyard, The Medieval Mile Museum represents an immense treasure trove of artefacts
encompassing the work and lives of Ireland and its people across more than 800 years of history.
Start point: Medieval Mile Museum,2 St Mary's Lane,
High Street, Kilkenny
Tour duration: Approx. 1 hr 30 mins
House of Waterford Crystal Factory
Go behind the scenes and gain a better understanding of the time and work that goes into crystal making on this tour of the House of Waterford Crystal factory. Your guide explains the step-by-step process of crystal making, as you wander the rooms where different techniques are used along the way. Meet a few of the high-end crystal makers, and visit the retail store where you can explore one of the world’s largest displays of Waterford Crystals.
Open 10:00 - 3:00 pm
Greenway Cycle with Standard Bike - Waterford to Dungarvan
Stretching 46km from Waterford to Dungarvan, the Waterford Greenway is a breath-taking trip through nature for those on two
wheels. Originally an old railway line, the Greenway encapsulates the rugged beauty Ireland is known for with its picturesque
picnic spots, smattering of tunnels and viaducts, beautiful gardens, and stunning views – not least of all the panorama of
Dungarvan, a harbour town, set against the rolling expanse of the sea. Designed to suit every activity level, the Greenway is an
ideal choice for anyone intending to revel in the beauty of the Irish landscape.
Start point: Waterford Greenway Cycle Depot
Hanover Street, Waterford
Opening times: 9:00am to 6:00pm
latest time for bike pick up is 1:00pm
bikes must be returned by 6:00pm
Duration: Approx 5 hours (leisurely cycle)
PARKING:
There is parking available along the quays.
SHUTTLE BUS:
Shuttle bus is free of charge and can be booked once bikes have been dropped off. Shuttle bus cannot be prebooked. You can
decide during your cycle which depot to drop off bikes at. Shuttle buses leave every hour from each depot.
Ring of Kerry Tour
The Ring of Kerry is famous the world over for its spectacular mountain road, inspiring poets, writers, and artists as an unspoken
muse. See the spectacle yourself in a comfortable coach tour of the picturesque peninsula and learn about the history,
geography, myth and legends of the Ring of Kerry. Traverse the banks of the River Laune and make stops in Kells, Caherciveen,
Glenbeigh, and Molls Gap where your friendly guide will reveal mystic secrets of the land.
Start point: your hotel
Killarney, Co Kerry
Departure time: 10:30am
Cliffs of Moher Cruise
Join this spectacular journey along the breath taking Wild Atlantic Way to the iconic Cliffs of Moher. See medieval ruins, 16th century tower house's, churches, graveyards, drystone walls, quays, harbours, ponies, calves, cows, lambs, sheep and maybe even a leprechaun or two!
Driving along the coast of Clare, witness the power of the Atlantic Ocean as it battles the coastline. Board the ferry in Doolin for Inisheer, the smallest and nearest of the Gaeltacht Aran Islands. Keep an eye out for local bottlenose dolphins that occasionally follow the ferry. On Inisheer, explore ancient castles, churches, narrow lanes, stone walls and deserted white sand beaches.
The return ferry takes you on a guided scenic cruise beneath the spectacular Cliffs of Moher. Returning to Doolin, you go to the top of the Cliffs of Moher where you can take a stroll along the Cliffs. Departing the Cliffs you return to Limerick.
