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Trekking and Hiking in Ireland

Embark on a hiking journey in Ireland and let yourself be enchanted by the discovery of the wild landscapes of Connemara and the west of the country. For a few days, explore the splendid cliffs of the north and walk the famous Giant’s Causeway. Meeting with warm Irish people will enrich your trekking days on this European island, where each landscape tells a story. With Grand Angle, setting out on an adventure journey in Europe, means benefiting from unique expertise to discover the soul of a region, whether you choose a self-guided stay or a guided journey.

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Ireland is an ideal destination for lovers of hiking and natural discovery. Connemara, located in the west of the country, is known for its verdant moors and picturesque lakes, perfect for refreshing yourself in the heart of nature. By exploring the Irish coasts, particularly the Donegal region, you will appreciate unique sites such as the cliffs of Slieve League, among the highest in Europe. A journey on foot in Ireland allows you to discover places such as the Giant’s Causeway, a spectacular geological phenomenon. This country lends itself to many outdoor activities, such as cycling or hiking in a group or family, with itineraries adapted to each level. To immerse yourself in the Irish spirit, plan stays between May and September, where days are longer and the climate is milder. Local guides will also be able to direct you to the hidden secrets of the south and north of the island.

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Michel 6/23/26 The Wicklow Way

—  A nice rural hike with an interesting atmosphere—sometimes familiar, sometimes exotic—and not too difficult. Hotels and B&Bs: Shillelagh Central House is rustic, but the friendly, helpful, and cheerful owners make up for everything; Glenmalure Lodge is magnificent, comfortable, and offers gourmet dining; Glendalough Hotel is overrated, soulless, and serves very low-quality meals. The only downside was GA’s lack of responsiveness during trip planning: documents arrived very late, no GPX tracks or GPS app available, and several follow-ups were needed for transfers… A bit unpleasant, even though everything turned out perfectly once we were there. Poor communication between GA and its local agent?

Thank you for your detailed feedback.

We are delighted that you enjoyed your stay.

Regarding the trip planning, we apologize for our lack of responsiveness and the delays in sending the documents. This was a new product, customized as a semi-guided tour at your request, and our local service provider does not yet systematically provide GPX tracks or an app for this type of route, which is generally well-marked in Ireland. We will take the necessary steps to obtain the routes for future versions.

Best regards,
The Grand Angle Team

— Reply from Lorène (GrandAngle.Travel)

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