Connemara National Park, Galway

Connemara National Park Tours & Tickets

Scenic Connemara & Connemara National Park day tour departing Galway City. Guided.
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Scenic Connemara & Connemara National Park day tour departing Galway City. Guided.

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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Guided. 3 hours.
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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Guided. 3 hours.

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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Private Guided. Top Deal
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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. Top Deal
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Explore Connemara National Park including transport from Galway City. Self-Guided.

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Explore Connemara National Park. Galway, Self-Guided.

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Connemara, Kylemore Abbey OR Connemara National Park Tour Departing from Galway CityTop Deal
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Connemara, Kylemore Abbey OR Connemara National Park Tour Departing from Galway City

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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Guided.Top Deal
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Hike in Connemara National Park. Galway. Guided.

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Hike Connemara National Park Including Transport from Galway City. Guided. Full Day.Top Deal
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Hike Connemara National Park Including Transport from Galway City. Guided. Full Day.

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Did you know? Connemara National Park

Ireland has six national parks, with Connemara being the largest at over 2,000 hectares of mountain, bog, and lake landscape in County Galway.

Killarney National Park, established in 1932, was Ireland's first national park and spans 10,236 hectares across County Kerry.

Glenveagh National Park in Donegal protects over 16,000 hectares including the stunning Glenveagh Castle, built in 1870 on the shores of Lough Veagh.

Wicklow Mountains National Park, closest to Dublin at just 30km south, was the last national park established in the Republic (2000) and covers 20,000 hectares.

The Burren National Park in Clare features a unique limestone karst landscape with over 700 plant species, including Mediterranean and Alpine flora thriving together.

Ballycroy National Park in Mayo protects blanket bog habitat and is one of Europe's most extensive intact peatlands.

Connemara National Park: frequently asked questions