Top Things to do in County Limerick
Top Hotels in County Limerick
- 1. Absolute Hotel
- 2. Castletroy Park Hotel and Suites
- 3. Clayton Hotel Limerick
- 4. No. 1 Pery Square Hotel, Restaurant & Spa
- 5. Castle Oaks House Hotel
- 6. Kilmurry Lodge Hotel
- 7. The George Limerick
- 8. The Bedford Townhouse & Cafe
- 9. The Mustard Seed at Echo Lodge
- 10. Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Limerick
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10 Hidden Gems Things to do in County Limerick That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in County Limerick, Ireland including Limerick City Walking Tours, Executive Tours Ireland, Get West, Askeaton Friary, Ballyhoura Walking Trails, Animal Magic, Nevsail Watersports and Rock Climbing, Desmond Hall, Old Irish Ways, Basecamp Action Adventure Park.
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1. Limerick City Walking Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 149 reviews
Professional Walking Tours of Limerick. We offer several types of Waking tours across the region from step on guides for coaches to walking guides & private chauffeured guides. When you are in Ireland & require a great guide contact Limerick City Walking Tours
2. Executive Tours Ireland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 195 reviews
We offer a range of Private Day Tours for couples, families and small groups to the most beautiful parts of Ireland from Shannon Airport,Limerick, Dublin, Cork, Killarney and Galway to name but a few. These tours are designed to be highly personable giving each guest a unique Irish experience all in one day. One that we are very proud of.
3. Get West
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 277 reviews
Welcome to Get West. From our picturesque location surrounded by the mighty river Shannon you can take a relaxing guided kayak tour of the historic and beautiful Limerick City. No experience is necessary and it is suitable for all ages.
4. Askeaton Friary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
This historic friary was used from the start of the 15th century through 1714.
Reviewed By JLorKen - Brisbane, Australia
My grandfather was born near Askeaton, so I was interested to see the town and area. A local pointed us towards the Tourist information centre, a quaint little house where the delightful Sandra is waiting to help you enjoy the town. Sandra put us in touch with Tour Guide extraordinaire Anthony Sheehy. What a brilliant passionate guide. He made the old ruins of the Friary come alive. You could picture the friars making bread, saying mass and praying in the cloisters. This is a lovely little town which hasn't been quite discovered by the tourists yet as Adare has. Definitely worth a visit.
5. Ballyhoura Walking Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Ballyhoura Country is a walker's paradise offering spectacular walking in ancient and unspoilt landscapes. Whether your interests lie in short, easy walks or long distance walking, whether you prefer guided walks or to organise your walking independently; walkers of all abilities will be invigorated by the sheer beauty and tranquillity of the area. Walking through Ballyhoura Country offers plenty choice to walking enthusiasts, there are exciting nature walks, river bank walks, quiet country roads, the Ballyhoura Waymarked Way, rugged mountains, rich bogs, and mythical landscapes. For further information contact Ballyhoura Bears Walking Club.
Reviewed By likestotravel529 - Limerick, Ireland
A misty Sunday morning walk took me up the mountains of Ballyhoura. I would suggest to GPS Ballyhoura Car Park before setting out as this will bring you to the beginning of the walk. The walk itself can become steep at times taking you past a ringfort and up over many hills and mountains including Seefin Mountain and a good workout. It is an area with many rocks and shadows in the distance and carries an air of mystery about it. There is a presence of steeping back thousands of years while standing within this environment. I came in early January which led to lots of bog land, though there is always access through.
6. Animal Magic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
We provide private Falconry Experiences, Hawk Walks, Owl Experiences and Animal Encounters on a booking only basis. Special discounts may be given for groups.
Reviewed By Lee_K_Ire
Found a stunned Coal Tit in the centre of Limerick city on the footpath. Took him in so he wasn't trampled on by anyone. Rang Animal Magic who didn't hesitate to come collect the poor thing. In the end, he was just stunned and managed to fly away after about 2 hours. Animal Magic drove all the way from Kilmallock to Limerick City to save the bird, showing how passionate they are about wildlife and it's wellbeing.
7. Nevsail Watersports and Rock Climbing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 336 reviews
Our main aim is to share our love of watersports in Ireland and adventure activities with you as we deeply believe in the benefits of getting active, outdoors and experiencing watersports and adventure activities to positively develop personalities and improve people's overall health and happiness. Experience unique tours on the River Shannon, exploring it's great history and surrounding land marks. 1.5 hour, 2.5 hour tours and lessons designed for any level (beginners to advance). Kayaking, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Boat & Sailing Tours, Indoor Rock Climbing and Archery and Team Challenges for individuals, as well as small and large group outings.
8. Desmond Hall
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By PaulineMcCarthy2015 - Heathcote, Australia
Only decided to call in while travelling to Cliffs of Moher. Was well worth the stop . Well preserved what they have left of the Castle. Our guide Justin was informative and funny. Didn’t take up a lot of time and it was free. Very enjoyable visit and well done to all who run this historic site. Pat and Pauline McCarthy
9. Old Irish Ways
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By angelahalford - Singapore, Singapore
When visiting Loch Gur recently we were advised to visit this fascinating 'hidden gem' only 5 K's away - it was such a surprise and delight! Dennis, the proprietor, showed us his unusual collection of objects that tell a tale of Irish social history - we walked into a treasure trove of old Ireland that includes a schoolroom, pub, farmhouse, cobblers, postoffice, village shop, blacksmiths, garage, and of course his special collection from his travels. It was to be a quick look-see that lasted over an hour! Highly recommended if you are in the area.
10. Basecamp Action Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 70 reviews
Welcome to Ireland's most unique action adventure park located in the heart of Co. Limerick. Our 80-acre forest contains the newest and most exciting outdoor activities including 3D archery, paintball, splatball, survival challenges and bushcraft. We promise to deliver memorable days out.
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