01
The roadbook
GPX and a printed book. Fuel stops, the two places the road surface turns nasty, and where to eat that isn't a garage.
Home Routes
The routes.
Five runs. Drawn by people who ride them in February, not by a marketing department with a map and a highlighter.
Self-guided, not un-guided.
You get the GPX on your phone before you fly, a paper roadbook in the pannier, beds booked at places that will let a wet biker in at nine, and a number that a human answers. Then you're on your own, which is the entire point.
Every route starts at a base we operate. Finish wherever you like.
Route 01 · Signature
The Wild
Atlantic Way
Malin Head to Kinsale down the whole ragged western edge of the country. 2,500 kilometres, nine days, and roughly four hundred reasons to stop. The longest defined coastal route on earth and the reason most people first ring us.
Routes 02 to 05
The shorter weeks.
Route 02
Ring of Kerry
& Beara
Do it anticlockwise, start at seven, and you'll have the whole thing to yourself before the coaches wake up.
Route 03
Connemara
& Mayo
Sky Road, Killary, Doolough Pass. Empty, treeless, and quietly the most beautiful riding in the country.
Route 04
The Causeway
Coast
Dublin up through the Mournes to Antrim. Torr Head is a single-track goat path with a 25% ramp and it is worth every second.
Route 05
Ireland's
Ancient East
Wicklow, the Copper Coast, West Cork. The soft option, and the one to pick if it's your first time on the left.
What you actually get
No app. No group.
We are not going to make you ride in formation behind a man with a flag.
02
The beds
Booked before you land, all of them fine with a soaked rider at nine at night, most with somewhere dry to put the bike.
03
The bag
Optional: leave the big bag with us and we'll move it ahead each day. Ride with a tank bag and nothing else.
Weather warning
It will rain.
Come anyway.
Nobody ever came back from Ireland talking about the four dry days. Pack the liner, take the coast road, and let it happen.