Friday, 08 November 2024 20:46

Ireland: Self-guided trails at your own pace, to guided walks with a cinematic view

 Walking the Dingle Way  Walking the Dingle Way

Clients can experience Ireland’s breathtaking landscapes on your own terms with Hilltoptreks’ self-guided walking tours.

The tours take guests the through Ireland’s most iconic trails, designed for those who enjoy the freedom of exploring at their own pace.

The Wicklow Way, stretching 130 kilometres through the "Garden of Ireland," offers a blend of forest trails, glacial valleys, and historical sites - a perfect way to be immersed in Ireland’s natural beauty and heritage.

For coastal explorers, the Dingle Way presents a journey along the Wild Atlantic Way. This is ideal for those seeking dramatic seascapes, quiet beaches, and small Irish villages steeped in history, Irish music and culture.

The Kerry Way is one of Ireland’s longest walking routes, circling the scenic Iveragh Peninsula with sweeping views of lakes, mountains, and rugged coastlines.

What sets these tours apart is Hilltoptreks’ knowledge of the routes and the support to make the trip easier than ever. These tours allow visitorsa to fully embrace the Irish countryside while enjoying the flexibility and independence that self-guided adventures offer.

hilltoptreks.com/self-guided-walks-in-ireland

Cinematic adventure in Dingle Peninsula

Clients can discover the magic of the Dingle Peninsula through the lens of film with Dingle Film Walks.

Guests join expert hiker and award-winning film industry expert Maurice Galway on a walking adventure that explores behind the scenes of movies like Ryan’s Daughter and Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

As a seasoned guide with more than 30 years of experience welcoming industry professionals to Kerry, Galway offers unparalleled insights into the filming locations and the stories that inspired them. Hikes can be tailored to suit interests and fitness levels, and immerse guests in the breathtaking landscapes that have captivated filmmakers for generations.

From the historic village of Dún Chaoin to the Old Schoolhouse featured in Ryan’s Daughter, each step of the journey is filled with cinematic insights. Visitors learn about the local legends and folklore that have influenced the films and hear firsthand accounts of the filmmaking process from Maurice’s personal connections to Hollywood greats.

Dingle Film Walks is more than just a hike; it’s a chance to experience the true spirit of Ireland through the eyes of a passionate storyteller.

dinglefilmwalks.com