Ireland Ebike & Walking Tour

Board your flight to Dublin and prepare for the adventure of a lifetime.

Arrive in Dublin and transfer to Tralee, the vibrant gateway to the Dingle Peninsula. Nestled at the base of the Slieve Mish Mountains and steeped in history, Tralee will be our home for the next four nights. Settle into the hotel with a relaxing light lunch before a welcome briefing to meet your fellow travellers. Tonight, enjoy a delicious welcome dinner and the warm Irish hospitality that will accompany us throughout our journey.

Today’s scenic coach tour takes us deep into one of Ireland’s most breathtaking regions. We begin in the Gaeltacht, where Irish language and culture thrive, and arrive in the harbour town of Dingle—famous for its colourful streets, artisan shops, and friendly charm. After free time to explore, we follow the Slea Head Drive, where rugged cliffs meet the Atlantic. Highlights include the ancient beehive huts, Coumeenoole Beach, Dunquin Pier, and panoramic views of the Blasket Islands. We’ll also visit the perfectly preserved Gallarus Oratory before returning through charming villages and rolling hills.

Saddle up for a gentle 14 km ride along the new Tralee to Fenit Greenway. This traffic-free path winds through farmland, coastal scenery, and picturesque countryside—effortlessly enjoyed on electric bikes. Along the way, our guide shares local stories before we reach Fenit, where a packed lunch and sweeping ocean views await. Stroll the pier, admire the lighthouse, and perhaps dip your toes in the Atlantic before riding back to Tralee. Distance 28km/17.5 | Elevation gain 167mtrs/520ft

This morning’s ride explores Tralee’s hidden gems. Glide through the award-winning Town Park, visit the Tralee Bay Wetlands, and follow the peaceful Canal Path to Blennerville, home to Ireland’s largest working windmill. Continue along the Cockleshell coastal path for stunning bay and mountain views before returning to town for a leisurely afternoon. Distance 20km/12.5 | Elevation gain 85mtrs/565ft

We journey to Killarney, our base for the next five nights. Begin with a guided tour of Ross Castle, then stroll Ross Island’s scenic trails. After lunch, enjoy free time to explore the town or relax before dining in a local restaurant, followed by an evening of traditional Irish music. Distance 2km/l Smiles I Elevation gain 85mtrs/565ft

Cycle effortlessly through Ireland’s largest national park, visiting Muckross Abbey, Muckross House, Torc Waterfall, and the Meeting of the Waters. Follow a loop around Muckross Lake, taking in the serene beauty before returning to Killarney. Distance 30km/19.7Smiles I Elevation gain 209mtrs/648ft

Travel by coach the legendary Ring of Kerry, stopping at the dramatic Kerry Cliffs for views of the Skellig Islands. Visit Derrynane House before a guided walk through Derrynane National Park—woodlands, beaches, farmland, and the 6th-century ruins of Derrynane Abbey. Rejoin the Kerry Way trail, then return via scenic villages and the famous Ladies View lookout. Distance 5km/3milesl Elevation gain 120mtrs/375ft

Relax and explore at your own pace. Options include a jaunting car ride, shopping, or simply soaking in the views of lakes and mountains.

Cycle to Ross Castle, then cruise the Three Lakes of Killarney to Lord Brandon’s Cottage. Ride through the dramatic Gap of Dunloe, passing stone bridges, streams, and soaring peaks before ending at Kate Kearney’s Cottage for an Irish Coffee. Distance 30km/19.75m iles I Elevation gain 209mtrs/648ft

Transfer to Dublin for a guided walking tour through its historic streets, from Viking roots to literary legends. The afternoon is free for museums, shopping, or a visit to Trinity College. Tonight, enjoy a lively farewell dinner with music and dance—a spirited finale to our Irish adventure.

Fly home from Dublin, carrying memories of breathtaking landscapes, warm friendships, and the magic of Ireland.