Special-Interest Tours of Ireland
Walking, Cycling, and Cooking in Ireland
Enrich Your Soul with Ireland's Special Interest Tours
There’s a unique fulfillment in walking through the Irish countryside with a group that shares your passions and interests. It’s invigorating, relaxing, and deeply spiritual, offering nourishment for the mind, body, and soul. Our special interest tours allow you to truly slow down, immerse yourself in the beauty of Ireland, and return refreshed, with a new perspective on life. Every aspect of your tour is thoughtfully organized, from personalized service to meticulous attention to detail. We carefully select accommodations that reflect authentic Irish home life, and our restaurant and pub choices offer the finest in traditional Irish cuisine. Whether you’re exploring art, history, culture, or nature, we ensure every experience enriches your journey.
Guided Walking Tours
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Dingle Peninsula
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Burren & Connemara
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Ring of Kerry
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Beara Peninsula
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Sligo & Donegal
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Ulster
Cycling Tours
Cooking Vacations, Foodie Tours, Culinary Getaways
Irish cuisine offers an adventuresome delicatessen to the palate, from down-home Irish stew and traditional corn beef and cabbage to unusual and exotic dishes such as coddle, a thick and hearty Irish type of stew created with sausages, potatoes and onions, to more unusual dishes such as black and white pudding.
From Steak and Guinness Pie to Coddle, pheasant or succulent lobster, Irish cooking classes give individuals from around the globe the opportunity to explore and broaden their culinary tastes. Give the taste buds a treat with a Hot Bloody Mary soup or smoked trout pâté. Awaken the taste buds with wine tours offering the best in Irish wines, many of which date back to Celtic times. A cookery vacation in Ireland offers everything from basic potato and lamb dishes to exotic sausages for the more daring in culinary tastes and cooking styles.
Travelers to Ireland must enjoy the adventure of a culinary tour or cooking classes that offer basic and traditional recipes such as Irish Mulligatawny stew to hot cross buns. Many traditional Irish recipes date back to Middle Age times and have changed little in the years since.
Your personal Ireland travel planner will assist you with creating a customized itinerary, selecting accommodations, suitable transportation, and recommending sights.
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