moderate
4 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape to comfortably walk uneven forest trails for several hours.
Discover the ancient Celtic Rain Forest near Londonderry through a guided four-hour walk connecting ecology, mythology, and Harry Potter lore. Join a small-group eco-tour that combines science, legend, and conservation.
4 hours • Maximum 3 - minimum 2 participants
Embark on a captivating 4-hour walking tour through an ancient Celtic Rain Forest, where ecology meets mythology. Discover the enchanting connections between Celtic trees and Harry Potter, guided by a knowledgeable ecologist. Engage with sacred plants and contribute to their preservation, all while enjoying a unique and thought-provoking adventure.
Enjoy a fascinating walking tour that explores the ecology and mythology an ancient and mysterious Celtic Rain Forest. A place where you will discover the fascinating connections that our Celtic trees have with JK Rowling`s Harry Potter Stories. Many of the ground plants of these forests have been used for medicinal purposes since the Bronze Age.
Duration 4 hours walking tour
About This informative and entertaining tour is delivered by a highly knowledgeable local ecologist and countryside guide and is a thought provoking experience that explores the tree and plant lore of these primeval habitats. Places where numerous sacred tree and plant species await discovery. Experience includes a simple regenerative tourism element there you can make a practical contribution to the survival of this unique habitat.
Please Note
The forest terrain can be uneven and damp; good footwear ensures comfort and safety.
The weather in Northern Ireland can shift quickly; layering keeps you comfortable throughout the tour.
Although the tour is moderate in pace, bring hydration and light snacks for energy.
Engage with the plants carefully as part of conservation efforts—follow the guide’s instructions closely.
Londonderry’s city walls date back to the early 1600s and represent one of the best-preserved examples of early modern defensive architecture in the UK.
The tour supports ongoing efforts to protect rare native trees and sacred plants from habitat loss, promoting ecological sustainability in the region.
Protect your feet and provide traction on potentially slippery forest paths.
Keeps you dry and warm in the often-moist climate of a rain forest.
Stay hydrated throughout the four-hour walk.
Useful for jotting down ecological or mythological notes during the tour.