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County Galway is famous all over the world for its breathtaking landscapes. Immortalised in literature, celebrated in film, and beautifully depicted in art, it’s an endless source of inspiration. From the romance of Connemara to the white sandy beaches of the Aran Islands, the west of Ireland is synonymous with adventure, beauty, and fun. Best of all? The sights of County Galway – and beyond – are all accessible from Galway city itself and can be visited in a day…
Go mbeidh an fórsa leat! — May the force be with you!
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Connemara National Park, County Galway © Shutterstock
Calling all nature lovers! If you’re looking for a day trip that gets your boots dirty then look no further than Connemara National Park, southeast of the town of Letterfrack. You’ll have a choice of hiking and rambling trails around The Twelve Bens mountains, which include Bencullagh, Benbrack and Benbaun. Self-guided hiking trail routes can be found on the official Connemara National Park website, and guided nature walks depart from the visitor centre daily. Hop on a bus and you’ll arrive in less than 90 minutes, giving you plenty of time to explore the vast and breathtaking hills of Connemara.
The Cliffs of Moher, County Clare © Shutterstock
Only staying in Galway for the weekend, but want the ultimate Wild Atlantic Way experience? Then you must add the Cliffs of Moher to the top of your list. They’re located in County Clare rather than County Galway, but driving from the city centre, it will take around 90 minutes to arrive at one of the most famous sights on the entire island of Ireland. Don’t have a car? Don’t worry, you can make a day of it and opt from one of the many Galway to the Cliffs of Moher tours available in the city and online.
While a trip to the Cliffs of Moher is doable during a single visit, but you can easily combine it with a trip to the Aran Islands or the Connemara National Park. The dramatic cliffs and its panoramic views alone are worthy of a visit, but everyone is welcome to explore the numerous trails and paths made famous in movies such Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and The Princess Bride. As you know, Irish weather isn’t the most reliable, so be sure to bring your waterproof gear when exploring the Atlantic coast. Tickets for the Cliffs of Moher should be booked in advance before making the long journey to the Atlantic coast.
Spiddal, County Galway
