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Castles of Connemara Tour Departing from Galway City. Private Guided.
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Galway6h
Hill walking the Connemara hills or mountain ranges. Galway. Guided. Half or Full day
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Sunset kayaking in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Galway9h
Private castles of Connemara tour departing Galway. Guided. Full day.
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Galway9h
Scenic Connemara & Connemara National Park day tour departing Galway City. Guided.
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Connemara Pub Tour from Galway City. Private Guided.
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Galway3h
Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Guided. 3 hours.
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Coasteering in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Galway2h 30m
Surfing the Connemara coast. Galway. Guided.
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Galway2h 30m
Coasteering in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Galway8h
Wild brown trout fly fishing on a Connemara lough. Galway. Private guided.
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Stand-up Paddle Boarding in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Galway2h 30m
Sunset kayaking in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Surfing the Connemara Coast. Galway. Guided.
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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Private Guided.
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Explore Connemara National Park including transport from Galway City. Self-Guided.
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Galway3h
Deer viewing & ecology safari. Connemara. Private guide. 3 hours.
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Galway2h 30m
Rock climbing & abseiling in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Rock Climbing & Abseiling in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Castles of Connemara Tour Departing from Galway City. Guided.
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Galway8h
Salmon & trout fishing on a Connemara fishery. Galway. Private guided. French/Eng
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Sea Kayaking along the Coast in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Connemara, Kylemore Abbey OR Connemara National Park Tour Departing from Galway City
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Explore Connemara National Park. Galway, Self-Guided.
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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Guided.
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Galway8h
Wild brown trout river fishing on Connemara fishery. Galway. Private guided. French/Eng,
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Galway3h
Turf Challenge in Connemara. Galway. Guided.
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Hike Connemara National Park Including Transport from Galway City. Guided. Full Day.
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/ person · min 4Did you know? Connemara
Connemara's name comes from the Irish 'Conamara', meaning 'descendants of Conmacne', an ancient tribal group that ruled the region.
The region is home to Connemara ponies, a hardy breed native to the area that has been exported worldwide and is recognised as Ireland's only native horse breed.
Twelve Bens mountain range, which dominates Connemara's landscape, contains Ireland's most westerly peaks and offers some of the country's most dramatic hiking terrain.
The Quiet Man, one of John Ford's most famous films, was shot in and around Connemara in 1951, cementing the region's status as a major Irish film location.
Connemara's bog and moorland habitat supports rare plant species and is designated as a Special Area of Conservation under EU law.
The region receives between 200–250 days of rain annually, making it one of Ireland's wettest areas, yet creating the lush green landscapes visitors expect.