Connemara is known to many as the true Emerald of Ireland and one of the wildest spots in the country, located between Killary Harbour and Kilkeiran Bay in County Galway. It is divided into North and South by the fantastic Twelve Bens mountain range and the beautiful Owenglin River. On these coach holidays, take the family round Connemara National Park through Kylemore Abbey and Leenane, pass the picturesque village of Cong and over Lough Corrib. Stop off in the town of Clifden, which is known as the capital of Connemara, for a spot of tea or lunch.
On coach trips to County Galway, you will soon see why Connemara is known as a sporting paradise. Try your hand at fishing on the many lakes, rivers and not forgetting the sea and you may be lucky at netting salmon, cod, ling or even tuna! The beautiful quiet roads of Connemara are ideal for the whole family to cycle together and with many loops in the road, you will never see the same piece of scenery twice! If you love horses then exploring the area on the back of the reknowned Connemara Pony is the best way to travel to see the mountains, bogs and beautiful sea shores. There are lots of marked tracks for the walkers out there so join group tours to explore the unspoilt countryside, tranquil bogs and dip those tired feet in the sea. If you are after something more challenging then you cannot afford to miss the mountain climbing, scuba diving or rock climbing whilst on coach tours to Connemara.
Cultural and historical Connemara is another side to experience whilst on coach breaks to Galway. Traditional music, singing and dancing can be found on every corner and not forgetting the reknowned festivals where international artists regularly perform to the crowds. You will not be short of places to eat or pubs to grab that cheeky pint of Guinness. Connemara boasts a wide selection of restaurants serving everything from fresh seafood to tender lamb. There is over 5000 years of history to be discovered so hop on coach tours today and start exploring the many megalithic stones, tombs, forts and much much more.