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Discover Idyllic Landscapes & Vibrant Irish Culture

The ‘Emerald Isle’ of Ireland is world-renowned for stunning countryside, warm hospitality and vibrant folkloric culture. From the diverse coastlines of Dingle and Kerry to the volcanic landscapes of Northern Ireland, it offers superb walking and traditional charm. Join a lively music session in Dublin, or get off-the-beaten-track and discover its natural wonders.

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Moyle Way & Causeway Coast Way
£670
Walking Holidays
7 Nights
60.5 miles / 97 km
Kerry Way
£635
Walking Holidays
7 Nights
114 miles / 183 km
Dingle Way
£650
Walking Holidays
7 Nights
111 miles / 179 km
Wicklow Way
£695
Walking Holidays
7 Nights
86 miles / 138 km
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge near Ballintoy in County Antrim
Giant's Causeway
Ballintoy Church on the Causeway Coast Way
Ballintoy Harbour on the Causeway Coast Way
Waymarker on the Causeway Coast Way
Dunseverick Castle on the Causeway Coast Way
Giant's Causeway - James from Absolute Escapes team on the Causeway Coast Way
Sign near Cushendall on the Moyle Way
'Ess-Na-Crub' waterfall is within the beautiful Glenariff Forest Park
Lush scenery on the Moyle Way & Causeway Coast Way
Portstewart Strand

Moyle Way & Causeway Coast Way

From £670pp

Walking Holidays
Distance 60.5 miles / 97 km
Duration 7 Nights
  • Experience fine coastal walking with views of dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches
  • Soak up the Northern Irish way of life in charming villages and towns
  • The Giant’s Causeway - a UNESCO World Heritage Site and geological phenomenon
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Spectacular views of the Skellig Islands
The scenic coastline around the Iveragh Peninsula
An Absolute Escapes client on the Kerry Way
Sunset over the Lakes of Killarney
The coastal path near Glenbeigh on the Kerry Way
Scenery near Muckross Estate
Views from the Kerry Way
Heading into the hills on the Kerry Way
Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park
Katia from the Absolute Escapes team walking to Foilmore
County Kerry sheep
The Kerry Way from Killarney to Black Valley

Kerry Way

From £635pp

Walking Holidays
Distance 114 miles / 183 km
Duration 7 - 10 Nights
  • Enjoy spectacular coastline scenery and picturesque Killarney, splendid in its lakeshore location
  • Soak up the Irish way of life and hospitality in the villages and towns along the trail
  • Visit the breathtaking Skellig Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Spectacular views of Dunmore Head
The dramatic coastline on the Dingle Peninsula
Views of the Blasket Islands
Katia from Absolute Escapes walking from Dingle to Dunquin
Minard Castle on the Dingle Way
Seals near the trail on the Dingle Way (photo credit Wendy Reed)
The wildlife sanctuary of Inch Strand
The Dingle Way (photo credit - Wendy Reed)
Scenic sunset over the Dingle Peninsula
The bustling town of Dingle
Sheep on the Dingle Way

Dingle Way

From £650pp

Walking Holidays
Distance 111 miles / 179 km
Duration 7 - 10 Nights
  • Visit some of Ireland’s finest archaeological sites on your journey around the Dingle Peninsula
  • Spot sea otters and seals on the rocks at Inch Strand, or watch dolphins clowning around in the bay
  • Explore picturesque Dingle town, home to some of the best traditional music in Ireland
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Walkers looking out at Glendalough
Lough Tay, Wicklow
Powerscourt Waterfall
Powerscourt House and Gardens near Enniskerry
Wicklow Mountains with a dusting of snow in springtime
Absolute Escapes clients walking the Wicklow Way
Glendalough monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin
Blooming heather in the Wicklow Mountains
Two walkers on the Wicklow Way
Beautiful Lough Dan in the Wicklow Mountains

Wicklow Way

From £695pp

Walking Holidays
Distance 86 miles / 138 km
Duration 7 - 10 Nights
  • Experience the spectacular scenery of County Wicklow: 'The Garden of Ireland'
  • Soak up the Irish way of life in historic villages and towns along the trail
  • Visit Glendalough - a 6th century Monastic city nestled in a tranquil glen
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