Listen to Amhráin Agus Ceol on Galway private sightseeing tours and see Irelands most Irish city. This bohemian Arty city is renowned for its live music, pubs, cafes, street performers and traditional culture as a lot of locals only speak Irish here. The brightly painted pubs/bars are usually heaving with tourists enjoying the drink, food, and fabulous entertainment.
Galway is steeped in history but is alive with contemporary and cultured locals. Custom private tours to the Aran Islands from Galway Bay are a must but also historical tours of the Dunguaire Castle, Eyre Square, and The Spanish Arch are included in all City tours.
The scenic beauty of the Galway region is stunning with rolls of lush green fields and lovely little villages and towns. Mostly famous for Galway Bay Oysters many if not all eateries serve them with a pint of Guinness, ordering food here is a must from steaks to Galway's famous seafood you won't be disappointed in the restaurants and bar food here.
On this Cliff of Moher tour, we don't just show you the well-known attractions, we take you off the beaten track and have exclusive stops where no other tour operators go.
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Built in the 1500's Dunguaire Castle private tours will take you through the history that lies at the heart of this beautiful castle. The Dunguaire banquet with entertainment is popular and a great evening of traditional music, history and fantastic food. The grounds of the castle are as they were simple but beautiful and a must see on your Galway guided tour.
Renamed in hour of Present John F Kennedy In 1965, who had visited Galway City just before his assassination in 1963. Now known mainly as Eyre Square it is most prevalent on private guided tours of Galway. As enter the square, you will see two huge cast iron cannons at the entrance. There is a bust of President Kennedy and a stature of Pádraic Ó Conaire surrounded by the scent of beautiful flowers.
The National Aquarium is one of Galway's most popular guided private tour destinations. Overlooking Galway Bay and situated in the Salthill area it is home to over 150 native and marine-freshwater species. Tour highlights are the skeleton of a giant whale fin, rays, sharks, and seahorses. The Aquarium is home to the only White Skate Fish on display in the world called Valentine.
Built in 1584 The Spanish Arch Galway on the River Corrib is on every custom private tour of the city. A reminder of the 16th-century bastion to protect the city and merchant ships from looting. Originally added on to the city walls its particular design was to protect the quays and port. Beautiful, with a wooden sculpture of the Madonna of the Quays the arch is a must see visit.
Overlooking the Spanish Arch is The Galway Museum, located in a new modern, spacious building in the heart of the city. Private sightseeing Galway tours will take you along the River Corrib to the Museum which houses many permanent and touring exhibitions of the city's colourful history, science, and stunning pieces of art.
Guided private tours of the Aran Islands in Galway Bay are full with locals speaking the traditional Gaelic islands language, culture, music and unique living conditions. Each of the three islands, Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr have their own distinct character and local traditions. The unique dramatic landscapes and endless sea form a backdrop on the stone walls and tightly packed tilled fields that are beautiful.
Guided private tours of the Aran Islands off Galway Bay are full with locals speaking the traditional Gaelic islands language, culture, music and unique living conditions. Each of the three islands, Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr have their own distinct character and local traditions.
The unique dramatic landscapes and endless crashing sea's form an amazing backdrop to the stone walls and tightly packed tilled fields that are unique. On the guided bus tour of the island, you will be taken to see the whole island with stop offs at lovely scenic areas and the cultural center where you can learn about island life in the old days before they had electric and the boat from the mainland only came once a week.