If you love cycling, and want to take in some stunning scenery, then we recommend a trip along the Waterford Greenway, Ireland’s longest cycle path! On this car-free route, you can discover the wild beauty of the Irish countryside, stop off in villages, taste the best of the local cuisine and sleep in cosy B&Bs. Interested? Here we go!
The Waterford Greenway is a popular greenway for sports enthusiasts and nature-loving cyclists. It’s the perfect opportunity to swap your car for a bike, and enjoy a whole host of unique experiences!
Sport, cultural discoveries, breathtaking panoramas… This tour promises an adventure on a human scale, where we get back to basics, far removed from modern day-to-day life.
The tour starts in Waterford, where you can visit the town before getting on your bike. Then on to Kilmacthomas and Dungarvan, where you can .
The tour can be completed in 2 days if you take your time. Note that there are many depots where you can rent a bike along the way. You can stop at any other depot to return your mount, should you wish to end the tour early.
The circuit is teeming with tourist activities of all kinds: ruined castles, bays, beaches, museums, Irish pubs, restaurants and Dungarvan Castle. There’s never a dull moment and the views are sublime.
Among the must-see items are :
Another advantage is that, although the Waterford Greenway is popular, it remains uncrowded, for optimum enjoyment.
The level of cycling required is more than acceptable. With a length of 46 km, it’s suitable for the whole family, provided you take your time and are well equipped.
Don’t hesitate to book accommodation at stopover points along the way. Many local bed and breakfasts welcome cyclists for one or more nights, breakfast included.
Want to extend your visit without having to rush around? Here are a few well-located places to stay near the must-see attractions.
Essential information to help you plan your visit, including key landmarks, access information, and booking options.
Waterford Greenway, Dungarvan, Kilmacthomas, Waterford (County Waterford) - Republic of Ireland
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