walks waterford

A walking tour of 1 hour duration, including two cathedrals, four national monuments, and a gallery of rogues and rascals, delivered in a witty entertaining style....

Waterford City is said to be richer n terms of its ancient walls than any other Irish city with the exception of derry. Its fortifications began with the Vikings and considerable stretches of their ninth century City Wall may be seen....

An autumn festival of splendid guided walks, traditional music, set dancing, etc....

Looking from our front or back door, or perhaps out of your bedroom window, you will view the rugged Comeragh Mountains which has, tucked into its bosom, 13 corrie lakes including Coumshingaun, the finest corrie lake in Europe....

Coastal Walk along the picturesque Waterford coastline to include Annestown and Boatstrand....

St Declan founded Ireland's earliest Christian settlement in Ardmore in 416 A.D. before the arrival of St Patrick. The 12th Century Round Tower, is 29m high and is the best example of an Irish Round Tower. The carvings on the West Gable of the Cathedral are special to Ardmore and depict Biblical scenes, as well as scenes from the early Christianisation of Ardmore. Nearby are St Declan's Grave (Beannachan). Ogham Stones, St. Declan's Stone and St. Declan's Well (Hermitage). The Round Tower...

Guided walking tours of historic Dungravan including 12th century King John's Castle. Starting from Dungarvan Tourist Office....

Nestling in the Comeraghs, the Nire Valley is the ideal base for the walker wishing to explore these solitary and dramatic mountains. The Nire runs eastward from the village of Ballymacarbry and merges into the Comeragh Mountains under the "Gap". This is the Gap through which we recommend the delightful low-level mountain walk from Knockanaffrin to Rathgormack. The name "The Nire Valley" comes from the Gaelic "Gleann na hUidhre" which means the Glen or Valley of the Yellow/Brown stone whi...