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Alpacas take to trekking quite easily. They walk in a line, one behind the other on a head collar & lead rope. Our guided treks start at our farm and ascend into the forest. The walk itself is at a very leisurely pace and lasts about 1.5 hours (there are inclines and the terrain is uneven with tree roots underfoot). PLEASE NOTE: MINIMUM AGE 12 YEARS, no infant carriers (and all guests must speak English). When you arrive on site, the alpacas will be grazing, and we will call them in using their yellow food bucket! Simon and I will introduce you to the alpacas whist getting them ready with head collars and leads. We will have a brief health & safety chat, as well as give you some idea of what to expect and some pointers so you can interact with your alpaca. We will also introduce you to all of their individual quirks and personalities. Alpacas are not able to carry packs or people, so they will accompany us as we walk the forest trail. We try not to let them stop to nibble grass for long periods. Half-way around the walk, we release the alpacas in an enclosed area, so we can feed them treats, and you can get very close and intimate with them. They will love you when we give you the apples and carrots to feed them. There will be plenty of photo opportunities throughout your visit. When we return to the farm, we will finish with a fibre and spinning demonstration.

Top-rated outdoor tour in County Kerry/on the Ring of Kerry! #SupportsIrishFarmers ☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘ Private message host for bookings/private tours OR use the “REQUEST AVAILABILITY” feature to get a tour at a time that suits you. WE ARE FLEXIBLE. ☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘ This is not your standard tour - it is a fully interactive, hands-on, REAL and unforgettable experience. You'll see Irish farming shown exactly as it is...highs, lows, and everything in-between! You'll be outdoors viewing Rose (an expert sheepdog) in action. She is trained to herd up a flock of wild mountain sheep. Once she is finished, you get up close and personal to the sheep. You can feel their strength and size. Throughout the tour, lifelong farmers Sinead & Tim provide facts and authentic insight into sheep farming and Ireland in general. This experience is a great opportunity to meet the locals & try to understand a different lifestyle than your own. Also a good photo opportunity. ————— Other things: ▪1hr duration ▪Cash or card payments accepted in person ▪If the weather is bad, we can move the tour indoors ▪Book our cute farm cottage https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/13388873

I will meet you at the marina on the Hugh Coveney Pier in Crosshaven. For those interested in doing a fishing trip I will supply all the necessary equipment. If you are keen sea angler your welcome to bring along your own gear and bait. I will supply bait, mackerel/rag worm. We will fish in or close to the harbour entrance depending on weather conditions. The fish we can expect to catch mackerel, pollock, dog fish, conger eels, thorn back ray, codling, whiting, etc. Guests will have at least 4 hours fishing. For harbour sightseening trips we will leave Crosshaven pier and head our the right side of the harbour out towards Roche's Point and back in the left side of the harbour. I will stop along the way telling you about the history of the various places of interest. There are old forts, Spike island prison, Cobh town, Monkstown to be seen and talked about. I will provide a nice cup of tea / coffee and nibbles when we stop at some place along the way. Both of these trips will be very personal and informative. I will try to answer and help you any way I can. I can assure my guests that they will really enjoy this experience. Other things to note This experience is suitable for adults or children over the age of 8. I'm sorry but I don't have access on to the boat if your a wheel chair user. Check out youtube clip klozme fishing with fergus for an idea what this experience will be like.

You will walk around the farm, meet our sheep, hear the story of the land and its people back to famine times and beyond. This is a hill farm so involves a bit of hill walking at a leisurely pace that suits you. We are organic, and I am a farming for nature ambassador continuing old traditions of farming handed down through five generations of our family who have nurtured and cared for this land and preserved its natural habitat to the present day. You will see wonderful scenery on the walk. We will visit the Peat Bog where we cut turf for the fire and see the diversity of plants that grow on the bog. You will sometimes hear the skylark serenading us on our walk. A bird that is rare in most parts of Ireland these days. We will visit Archaeological sites, standing stone on the farm, see and hear about Fairy Forts and the early settlers on these lands. Learn about our trees, unique habitat If you like this experience but the scheduled time and date does not suit, please message me and we might be able to schedule a time that does. The walk is on a hill sheep farm so we don't allow dogs. The land is average mountain land sometimes wet, good walking boots/shoes and light rain gear needed. About 2 hours! At the end of this walk, you might well feel, that time has stood still in our valley!

Visit 16 local sites from the Irish War of Independence, over an 80 minute walk. see location of ambushes where the Cobh rebel volunteers took on the might of an Empire. visit the safe houses where national rebel leaders, like Pearse, Connolly, Casement and De Velara stayed, and see training halls, barracks and places of detention. View the anchor of the German arms ship the 'Aud' which was scuttled and sank outside Cobh harbour on Good Friday 1916. Join our tour and learn all about Cobh's A Company of the 4th Battalion IRA. See the local ambush site where Lord French the supreme commander of all British military forces in Ireland escaped with his life. Cobh - where the revolutionary republican guerrilla war in East Cork began, and was led from. The tour will proceed at a leisurely pace, will stop at sites and buildings and will allow for guest engagement through questions/answers and related chat. Other things to note Bring a camera to record your experience. Its one you will not forget and may wish to cherish. due to Covid 19 please note guest must wear masks and have hand santiser . The guide will take your temperture and you will need to supply contact trace info and 2m social distancing is in place.,

Alpacas take to trekking quite easily. They walk in a line, one behind the other on a head collar & lead rope. Our guided treks start at our farm and ascend into the forest. The walk itself is at a very leisurely pace and lasts about 1.5 hours (there are inclines and the terrain is uneven with tree roots underfoot). PLEASE NOTE: MINIMUM AGE 12 YEARS, no infant carriers (and all guests must speak English). When you arrive on site, the alpacas will be grazing, and we will call them in using their yellow food bucket! Simon and I will introduce you to the alpacas whist getting them ready with head collars and leads. We will have a brief health & safety chat, as well as give you some idea of what to expect and some pointers so you can interact with your alpaca. We will also introduce you to all of their individual quirks and personalities. Alpacas are not able to carry packs or people, so they will accompany us as we walk the forest trail. We try not to let them stop to nibble grass for long periods. Half-way around the walk, we release the alpacas in an enclosed area, so we can feed them treats, and you can get very close and intimate with them. They will love you when we give you the apples and carrots to feed them. There will be plenty of photo opportunities throughout your visit. When we return to the farm, we will finish with a fibre and spinning demonstration.

Top-rated outdoor tour in County Kerry/on the Ring of Kerry! #SupportsIrishFarmers ☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘ Private message host for bookings/private tours OR use the “REQUEST AVAILABILITY” feature to get a tour at a time that suits you. WE ARE FLEXIBLE. ☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘ This is not your standard tour - it is a fully interactive, hands-on, REAL and unforgettable experience. You'll see Irish farming shown exactly as it is...highs, lows, and everything in-between! You'll be outdoors viewing Rose (an expert sheepdog) in action. She is trained to herd up a flock of wild mountain sheep. Once she is finished, you get up close and personal to the sheep. You can feel their strength and size. Throughout the tour, lifelong farmers Sinead & Tim provide facts and authentic insight into sheep farming and Ireland in general. This experience is a great opportunity to meet the locals & try to understand a different lifestyle than your own. Also a good photo opportunity. ————— Other things: ▪1hr duration ▪Cash or card payments accepted in person ▪If the weather is bad, we can move the tour indoors ▪Book our cute farm cottage https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/13388873

We offer a unique opportunity to discover some of the most breathtaking scenery in Ireland on horseback. ANYTIME can be arranged just ask!! Our spectacular mountain rides have provided riders with some amazing experiences over the years. We also offer riding lessons anytime just contact us. All our rides are accompanied by me personally. I will guide you and your horse safely along the dazzling mountain scenery and through wide open countryside. With the Boggeragh Mountains as a backdrop, the Blackwater at your feet and the picturesque Horse Capital town of Millstreet only 2 miles away, it is a great experience. ADVANCED RIDERS CAN BOOK LONGER TREK TO INCLUDE CANTERING AND JUMPING BANKS STREAMS ETC From half hour to 3 hours. Other times can be arranged just message us. Our native irish ponies and horses are all very well behaved and well schooled. Other things to note Some experience with horses is helpful but not essential. Self catering accommodation is also available onsite.

The Dingle peninsula is blessed with many different bee habitats that translate into different flavours in the honey. So join us over a welcome tea or coffee with homemade bread or scones and partake of a local honey tasting, whilst watching a live construction of a hive, and learning about the important parts and how the specialist tools are used. Learn how to identify the queen bee, her drones, and the worker bees before setting out on an exploration of the garden to see what flowers and tree blossoms are being "worked" by the bees that day. Then don a bee suit, boots, and gloves and learn how to carefully inspect a hive without upsetting the bees. Identify the different bees, and what to look for to assess the hive's health. Then join us on the patio for freshly brewed coffee and sample some local cheese varieties that pair especially well with our local honey. Other things to note. All participants will need to sign a waiver of risk before the Experience. All reservations will be subject to weather conditions. If the temperature is below 10° C or raining, the Experience will not include the actual inspection of the hive. If your family has more than two members, they are all very welcome to join us but only two members will be suiting up to inspect the beehives. This is so as to avoid creating stress on the bees.

No spaces? Message host to book. AUTHENTIC SHEEP FARM EXPERIENCE -RING OF KERRY #SupportsIrishFarmers 300+ five star reviews. Highly rated tours IG//FB @HiddenHillsWaterville •••••••••••••••••••••• Just like human babies, lambs need regular feeds of milk but not all lambs are looked after by their mothers. In this experience, you’ll be; 1. Hands-on bottle-feeding adorable newborn lambs (and getting cuddles!) 2. Up close and personal with the older sheep, learning about them too! This tour is on a real working farm. It offers an informational, yet informal fun and cute experience. Farmer Sinead aims to answer every question and provide you with an authentic insight into Ireland. You'll witness first-hand how much love and care Irish animals get. This is a wholesome experience, suitable for ALL ages and abilities. The farm is located in one of the most scenic areas of co. Kerry, 10 minutes’ drive from Waterville. Just under an hour from Killarney. BOOK NOW!!! OTHER STUFF: ▪ 1-hour experience - 1 pm daily & other times on special request. ▪ Bathroom/hand washing facility on site. ▪ Spaces are limited--Early booking is advisable. ▪ There are 3 friendly dogs on the farm and poultry. ▪ IMPORTANT- Please note for medical reasons, this tour is unsuitable for women who are pregnant.

Carrauntoohil es la montaña más alta de Irlanda, con 1.038 metros de altura (3.405 pies) en The MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, Condado de Kerry. El lugar de encuentro e inicio del camino hacia la cima sera en Cronin's Yard a las 09:30 donde hay cafeteria, aseos y parking. Después de revisar el equipo de todos los participantes, comenzaremos nuestra hermosa caminata. En el camino, nos encontraremos con ovejas, observaremos cómo se elevan los pájaros, oleremos las flores y la hierba mientras caminamos por el valle Hag's Glen, junto al rio y lagos durante una hora. Con nuestro primer descanso en la base del Hag's Tooth, disfrutaremos nuestra primera taza de té / café en la naturaleza. Aqui nos prepararemos para la inclinada subida y hacer cumbre. Avanzando despacio y con breves trepadas nos dirigiremos a O’Shea's Gully hasta encontrar el collado que enlaza hacia la izquierda con la cima . A medida que nos elevamos más y más, somos recibidos con mejores y espectaculares vistas, experimentamos más placer que dolor. Cuando finalmente llegamos a la cumbre, nos impresionaran las vistas, las mejores de Irlanda en un día despejado. Podemos ver todo el Condado de Kerry, el Valle Negro, la Península de Dingle, West Cork, El Océano Atlántico. Un espectaculo natural ¡¡No tiene precio!! Tras nuestro merecido descanso para comer y recuperarnos es hora de descender a través de la Escalera del Diablo "Devil's Ladder", tomándonos nuestro tiempo, teniendo mucho cuidado y usando nuestras manos durante el descenso. Finalmente, aparece Cronin's Yard, un sueño cumplido. Otros aspectos destacables La ruta con una distancia total de 13 kilómetros (8.5 millas aprox.) Sobre 950 metros (3,100 pies) de ascenso total y más de 6 horas de duración, es una caminata extenuante, ideal para personas con buen nivel de condición física y experiencia de senderismo. Los participantes deben de tener su propio transporte para ir al lugar de encuentro e inicio del camino en Cronin's Yard.

I will meet you at the marina on the Hugh Coveney Pier in Crosshaven. For those interested in doing a fishing trip I will supply all the necessary equipment. If you are keen sea angler your welcome to bring along your own gear and bait. I will supply bait, mackerel/rag worm. We will fish in or close to the harbour entrance depending on weather conditions. The fish we can expect to catch mackerel, pollock, dog fish, conger eels, thorn back ray, codling, whiting, etc. Guests will have at least 4 hours fishing. For harbour sightseening trips we will leave Crosshaven pier and head our the right side of the harbour out towards Roche's Point and back in the left side of the harbour. I will stop along the way telling you about the history of the various places of interest. There are old forts, Spike island prison, Cobh town, Monkstown to be seen and talked about. I will provide a nice cup of tea / coffee and nibbles when we stop at some place along the way. Both of these trips will be very personal and informative. I will try to answer and help you any way I can. I can assure my guests that they will really enjoy this experience. Other things to note This experience is suitable for adults or children over the age of 8. I'm sorry but I don't have access on to the boat if your a wheel chair user. Check out youtube clip klozme fishing with fergus for an idea what this experience will be like.

Groups are welcome with a great discount 15% or 30% I will meet with my hiking group at Subway, Muckross Rd, Killarney, Co. Kerry, V93 EFR7 at 10:30. From the meeting point we have to drive 10 minutes to the starting point near Torc Waterfall. Please, bring your own transport. The walk is on tracks suitable for families with children who did previously similar 4 hours walks, with a moderate fitness level. We will climb to Torc Mountain 535 metres over sea level, with a total ascent of 500 metres. Gear advice: hiking boots or shoes, rain jacket, some food and water for the walk. I will discuss the route of the day with them. We will start at a leisurely pace and I will make sure that everybody is comfortable and happy. We will stop at regular intervals to enjoy the scenery, to admire the mountains, flora and wildlife, to take pictures, and have some food & water. The walking route will be to Torc Waterfall & Mountain with a great view of Lough Leane, Muckross Lake, Upper Lake, Mangerton, Purple, Shehy and Tomies mountains. During the walk I like to talk with the group about hiking issues related to the area. Every one of my guided walks has its own particular places of outstanding beauty. I always aim to make my walks a very special and memorable experience for my clients. If you wish a higher level of hiking, please check on Airbnb my walk” Guided hike Carrauntoohil”

You will walk around the farm, meet our sheep, hear the story of the land and its people back to famine times and beyond. This is a hill farm so involves a bit of hill walking at a leisurely pace that suits you. We are organic, and I am a farming for nature ambassador continuing old traditions of farming handed down through five generations of our family who have nurtured and cared for this land and preserved its natural habitat to the present day. You will see wonderful scenery on the walk. We will visit the Peat Bog where we cut turf for the fire and see the diversity of plants that grow on the bog. You will sometimes hear the skylark serenading us on our walk. A bird that is rare in most parts of Ireland these days. We will visit Archaeological sites, standing stone on the farm, see and hear about Fairy Forts and the early settlers on these lands. Learn about our trees, unique habitat If you like this experience but the scheduled time and date does not suit, please message me and we might be able to schedule a time that does. The walk is on a hill sheep farm so we don't allow dogs. The land is average mountain land sometimes wet, good walking boots/shoes and light rain gear needed. About 2 hours! At the end of this walk, you might well feel, that time has stood still in our valley!

Visit 16 local sites from the Irish War of Independence, over an 80 minute walk. see location of ambushes where the Cobh rebel volunteers took on the might of an Empire. visit the safe houses where national rebel leaders, like Pearse, Connolly, Casement and De Velara stayed, and see training halls, barracks and places of detention. View the anchor of the German arms ship the 'Aud' which was scuttled and sank outside Cobh harbour on Good Friday 1916. Join our tour and learn all about Cobh's A Company of the 4th Battalion IRA. See the local ambush site where Lord French the supreme commander of all British military forces in Ireland escaped with his life. Cobh - where the revolutionary republican guerrilla war in East Cork began, and was led from. The tour will proceed at a leisurely pace, will stop at sites and buildings and will allow for guest engagement through questions/answers and related chat. Other things to note Bring a camera to record your experience. Its one you will not forget and may wish to cherish. due to Covid 19 please note guest must wear masks and have hand santiser . The guide will take your temperture and you will need to supply contact trace info and 2m social distancing is in place.,

I’m offering this experience to anyone who feels the need to connect to nature in a deeper, more profound way, are curious about alternative healing methods & plants, grounding exercises and/or are interested in shamanic practices. We will meet on a remote rocky shore in Tuosist, which is a very quiet and safe place. I’ll give you an introduction about shamanism and how to find ones power animal, the one that was sent by mother earth to reconnect us to our own power, find grounding and cherishing the present moment. You will do your own meditation/healing, while I am drumming and holding the space. We will then do an healing journey focusing on your needs, which is guided by me. This is not a one off healing, but an introduction and experience providing you with the tools for self- healing. I would love to welcome you here, create a beautiful memory together and connect.

You can come up to our base in the Galtee Moutains (one hour drive from Cork City) and we will ride the bikes around the Galtee Castle Woods and then up into the mountains and then Hike into the Galtee Mountains, the highest inland mountain range in Ireland. The bikes are Rad Rhino fat tyre electric bikes with plenty of torque to help you up the hills and enjoy the downhills. I will share my knowledge of the local area while we cruise the trails and hike in the mountain. We will picnic with a hot drink and healthy food in the mountains with beautiful views. This experience is not really able to be acceded by public transport.. own transport is required. We also have accommodation available in a wooden yurt or a converted horse truck. Both can sleep up to 4 people each. https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/5239784 https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/20274465 Other things to note Snacks, drinks and wet weather gear. Sturdy boots, sunscreen, sunglasses and hat.

Night Kayak In Bioluminescence, Through The Dark Magical Waters Of Glengarriff Bay Night kayaking through the dark glassy waters of Glengarriff Bay is always spectacular, and to experience the summertime bioluminescence is absolutely magical! Beginner Friendly

+++ THE WORLDS ONLY PLACENAMES TOUR+++ This fascinating tour now INCLUDES a delicious picnic lunch. It is said the mighty inscribe their toponymy on the landscape. Gaels, Vikings, Normans, Spaniards, Pirates, English and the Irish all controlled this section of coastline at one time or another and they all left their mark in the toponyms and microtoponyms of this beautiful area. Join us on one of the most beautiful walks in West Cork and create memories you will never forget as you learn about placenames and the amazing stories behind them. Together, we will explore one of the most interesting sections of the Wild Atlantic Way using toponyms - the language of its placenames. Our hike will take in secluded beaches, ancient holy glens, fairy peaks, hidden trails and rural boreens. All told we will walk about five kilometres. While undulating, this trail is easy and fun for beginners and the pace is easy. We will finish our tour with a local picnic consisting of artisan foodstuffs while overlooking the site of Ireland's biggest ever naval battle. During our picnic lunch, we will finish with two epic stories based on this location. One story will amaze you, the other story other scandalised Europe and the world in the 17th century.

We start with a short dawn hike using a pilgrims path that dates back over 1,500 years to visit the secret holy well known as Tobar Bearcháin. Local swimmers traditionally travelled this path to ask St Bearcháin for protection from the sea. We then return to the strand and after a brief safety chat, we will swim or dip on the beach using the swim buoy provided. Wetsuits are also available for most sizes. While this is an exceptionally sheltered bay and we stay close to the shore at all times, no swim buoy = no swim. We will finish with a hot drink and a light breakfast back on the shore and listen to two amazing stories about the prince of Donegal, Aodh Ruadh Uí Dhomhnaill and the martyr known as Blessed Dominic Collins who are both associated with this tiny beach. Fun fact: this pilgrimage is 400 years older than the Camino.