Ireland by Bike is a locally based, family owned and operated company offering self-guided bike tours in Ireland’s North West and Northern Ireland. Founded in 2010 our tours are carefully planned allowing you to discover Ireland’s most stunning and interesting locations.
Why not get away from the crowds? Join us for a unique off the beaten track bike tour, and experience the best of the real Ireland at your own pace.
We have teamed up with our partners in Connemara Adventure Tours to bring you a great new tour for 2024. Explore the beautiful regions of Donegal and Connemara the two most stunning destinations on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Ireland by Bike is a locally based, family owned and operated company offering self-guided bike tours and bike hire in Ireland’s North West and in Northern Ireland. Our tours are carefully planned following mostly quiet back roads allowing you to discover Ireland’s most stunning and interesting locations.
Join us for a unique off the beaten track bike tour and experience the best of Ireland at your own pace.
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When you book a self-guided cycling holiday in Ireland you can be happy in the knowledge that your luggage will be at your hotel when you arrive each day. On an Ireland by Bike self-guided cycling holiday
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