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Tourmakeady Befi Ndet Sich Genau Da, Wo Irlands Westliche Grafschaft Mayo Am Vielfältigsten Und Zugleich Am Besinnlichsten Ist IRLAND – MULTIAKTIVWOCHE NATUR AKTIV IN DER CONNEMARA KULTUR AKTIV 8 TAGE | AB 695,– € | 1 BIS 20 GÄSTE DURCHFÜHRUNG GARANTIERT Ein gemütlicher Nachmittag im Maire Lukes HIGHLÄNDER-HIGHLIGHTS Tourmakeady befi ndet sich genau da, wo Irlands westliche Grafschaft Mayo am vielfältigsten und zugleich am besinnlichsten ist. Zu Füßen der eindrucks- Klippenwanderung und Strand vollen Partry Mountains und südlich des noch höheren Connemara-Gebirges auf Achill Island liegt es am Ufer eines der größten Seen, dem Lough Mask, ein wunderbarer Ausgangspunkt für alle nur erdenklichen Aktivitäten. Wanderung durchs Hochmoor rund um Tourmakeady Ausgedehnte Wanderungen führen uns in das umliegende Hochmoor dieser Stadtbesichtigung in Galway dünn besiedelten Region. Während der gesamten Woche steht uns zudem ein mit Zeit zum Bummeln Leihfahrrad zur Verfügung, das wir für eigene Erkundungen nutzen können. Bei einer gemeinsamen Tour auf dem Lough Mask entlang der Ufer hat schon Kanutour auf dem Lough Mask so mancher Highländer-Gast seine Leidenschaft für das Kanufahren gefunden. Radtour durch Mayo Auch die Küste und die vorgelagerten Inseln mitsamt ihrer rauen Natur und Unterkunft direkt am Ufer des den einsamen Stränden sind nur eine kurze Busfahrt entfernt. Nur logisch, Lough Mask dass ein Ausfl ug nach Achill Island mit seinen grün bewachsenen Klippen und traumhaften Sandstränden nicht in unserem Programm fehlen darf. Kulturell wird es bei einem weiteren Ausfl ug ins quirlige Galway, das nach einem Stadt- rundgang zum Bummeln einlädt. DAS SAGEN UNSERE GÄSTE „ Ich habe Irland zum ersten mal be- Im Pub Maire Lukes treff en sich Einheimische und Gäste. Hier können wir am sucht und hätte es mit dem Ort Tourma- Abend gemeinsam mit einem Pint Guinness anstoßen, den gelungenen Tag keady nicht besser treff en können! Direkt Revue passieren lassen und häufi g auch traditioneller Folkmusik lauschen. am Lough Mask gelegen vergingen die Tage viel zu schnell. Die Ausfl üge mit Pe- UNSERE UNTERKUNFT ter und Astrid waren abwechslungsreich gestaltet und Terry hat uns sicher durch Nächte Hotel Ort das Land gefahren! Die Abende auf der 7 Nächte Maire Lukes Tourmakeady Terrasse mit Gitarrenspiel werden mir noch lange in Erinnerung bleiben. Vielen Das Maire Lukes Guesthouse liegt direkt am herzlichen Dank dafür! wunderschönen Lough Mask, ideal für unsere ab- wechslungsreichen Aktivitäten. Am Abend lassen Kati, Highländer-Gast wir den Tag im hauseigenen Pub ausklingen. 124 | Änderungen der Unterkünfte und des Reiseverlaufs vorbehalten. Unser Ausblick auf den Lough Mask während der Hochmoor-Wanderung © Volker Schilling TERMINE & PREISE Termin DZ p.P. EZ p.P. 07.06. - 14.06.20 695,– € + 225,– € 14.06. - 21.06.20 695,– € + 225,– € 21.06. - 28.06.20 695,– € + 225,– € 28.06. - 05.07.20 695,– € + 225,– € Radtour im County Mayo 05.07. - 12.07.20 695,– € + 225,– € 12.07. - 19.07.20 695,– € + 225,– € REISEVERLAUF 19.07. - 26.07.20 695,– € + 225,– € 26.07. - 02.08.20 695,– € + 225,– € Info | Reiseverlauf derne der größten Stadt an der Westküste · 02.08. - 09.08.20 695,– € + 225,– € Das abwechslungsreiche Reiseprogramm Freizeit, z.B. zum Shopping 09.08. - 16.08.20 695,– € + 225,– € wird entsprechend der Witterung fl exibel 16.08. - 23.08.20 695,– € + 225,– € Ausfl ug | Insel-Ausfl ug nach Achill Island durchgeführt. Garantierte Durchführung Busfahrt zur vor der irischen Westküste Aktivitäten | Hochmoor-Wanderung gelegenen Insel Achill, wo Heinrich Böll sein Highländer PRIVAT: Diese Reise ab 4 Personen Wanderung im nahegelegenen Hochmoor „irisches Tagebuch“ schrieb · Kurze Wan- zum Wunschtermin anfragen! Ab 795,– € mit weiten Ausblicken auf den Lough Mask derung entlang der Steilklippen und zu · Geeignete Ziele und Touren für weitere den einsamen Stränden im wilden Norden Wanderungen werden von der erfahrenen Mayos · Gelegenheit zur Einkehr in einem LEISTUNGEN Reiseleitung gerne empfohlen der örtlichen Cafés ca. 12 km Enthaltene Leistungen: Unterkunft | Musik & Pub-Kultur 7 Nächte im Doppelzimmer/Zweibett- Aktivitäten | Radtour Besuch der authentischen örtlichen Pubs, zimmer mit Du/WC Leihfarrad während der gesamten Woche z.B. dem „Maire Lukes“ · Treff punkt von 7x Frühstück (F), 6x Abendessen (A) für eigene Erkundungen · Gemeinsame Einheimischen und Gästen · Regelmäßige geführte Wanderungen und Ausfl üge wie Radtour durch das abwechslungsreiche Folk-Sessions beschrieben County Mayo, z.B. mit Stopp an der Ballin- Leihfahrrad für die gesamte Woche tubber Abbey Optional | Weitere Aktivitäten Kanufausfl ug inkl. Ausrüstung ca. 45 km Hütehundeshow auf einer Bergfarm am Ausfl ug nach Achill Island & Galway Loch Na Fooey · Führung durch die kleine alle Gepäck- und Personentransporte Aktivitäten | Kanutour Whiskey Distillery in Tourmakeady mit Ver- deutschsprachige Highländer-Reiseleitung Gründliche Einweisung und Übungseinhei- kostung · Einführung in Theorie und Praxis ten an Land · Kanuausfl ug auf dem Lough in die traditionelle irische Sportart Gaelic Zubuchbare Leistungen (Preise p.P.): Mask · Pause am malerischen Ufer · Keine Football beim örtlichen Sportverein · Fakul- + Flüge nach/ab Dublin Vorkenntnisse notwendig, auch für Einstei- tative Ausfl üge sind vor Ort buchbar · Teil- + Flughafentransfers: ger geeignet weise gibt es eine Mindestteilnehmerzahl ab Dublin 14:30 Uhr (40,– €) ca. 4 Std. ab Dublin 18:30 Uhr (65,– €) Jetzt auf www.highlaender.de/IR1-CMA an Dublin 05:00 Uhr (65,– €) Ausfl ug | Quirliges Galway und in Ihrem Reisebüro: Detailverlauf, an Dublin 13:00 Uhr (40,– €) Fahrt mit dem Bus nach Galway · Lebendige Buchung & Infos – auch für Alleinreisende + Sheep Dog Demonstration, Whiskey- Studenten- und Kulturstadt · Kurzer Stadt- im halben Zweibettzimmer! Tasting, Gaelic Football Demonstration rundgang mit Einblicken in Historie und Mo- (vor Ort buchbar) Highländer Reisen | Reisecode: IR1-CMA | Irland Multiaktivwoche | 125.
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