sightseeing tours galway

Corrib Tours offer a luxury cruise from Woodquay in Galway City up the river Corrib past the magnificent salmon Weir Bridge under the shadow of Galway Cathedral along the old Clifden Railway line on to the scenic and tranquil setting of Lough Corrib.

There is a full bar on board in addition to tea and cofee service. There is also sundeck seating for over 70 passengers offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. Passengers are treated to a commentary which covers al...

Known locally as - The Ring of Clifden -, this road rises to a height of 500 feet above sea level. At the top of the Sky Road is a carpark where the most beautiful views can be seen and photographs taken. It offers majestic views of the town. There is a breathtaking views of the sea and one might be fortunate enough to see some dolphins....

While you are visiting the West of Ireland, an ideal way to visit or view the main sights and attractions it has to offer - without fear of getting lost or missing out on anything - is by means of an organised tour. There are several companies operating out of Galway, who specialise in doing just that.

On the majority of tours you will be accompanied by a guide who will inform you of the history, folklore and any other related peculiarities associated with the tour. So whether by luxury...

Western Cultural and Heritage Tourism organise walking tours off Galway City which explore the core and the history of medieval Galway. Tours are held daily between June and August, beginning at 2.30pm from Galway Tourist Office. Tickets can be bought in advance. For further information on the services offered by Western Cultural and Heritage Tourism, including group tours.

Take an opportunity to see Galway city's signts in style, by travelling in either of the city's beautiful tou...

For a days outing choose a lake cruise to the 5th century ruins on breathtaking Inchagoill - one of Lough Corrib's numerous islands.  Lough Corrib has a reputation of being one of the most spectacular cruise routes in Ireland, once you see first hand the scenery and views all around you will appreciate why it has this reputation. A view you are sure not to forget is when you first catch sight of Ashford Castle, this 13th century castle is nestled snuggly amongst 350 acres of woodl...

Historic & Scenic full day tours with professional guide.

Galway City Tour:
Hourly Every Day in Vintage Double Decker Coach, departing Eyre Square hourly from 10.00 am.

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Discover The Romantic history of Galway's own legendary Vintage Bus "Famous In Song & Story".

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