Luxury Mourne Mountains Tour with InSite Tours Ireland
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have good mobility and endurance but no advanced technical skills are required.
Overview
Discover the stunning granite peaks and peaceful lakes of the Mourne Mountains on a private, luxury 8-hour tour with InSite Tours Ireland. Perfect for those seeking a personalized adventure that combines natural beauty and cultural insight.
Magical Mourne Mountains - Private Luxury Tour
From £275.50pp | 2 -3 Guests in Luxury Car | 8 Hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a breathtaking 8-hour private tour of the Mourne Mountains, where stunning granite peaks and serene lakes await. Experience Ireland's rich history with visits to royal palaces, charming towns, and UNESCO-designated landscapes. Accompanied by an expert guide, this journey promises unforgettable sights and insights into nature's wonders.
Magical Mourne Mountains Private Tour
Rates
Traveller - £275.50 per person
Duration
8 Hours (including transportation) 11:00 am to 7:00 pm Seasonal
About
We will depart your Belfast accommodation or port of entry by private luxury car. The Mourne Mountains are a spectacular and awe-inspiring sight. As you approach the region, the majesty of the Mournes becomes evident with its sweeping range of grand peaks dominating the landscape. The title of "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" and UNESCO Global Geopark is well-deserved, as the Mournes showcase a unique combination of natural features, geological significance, cultural icons and stunning scenery.
From historic royal palaces to quaint seaside towns, from rugged mountain scenery to peaceful lakeside stops, this tour will take you on a compelling journey through some of the most unique and historic parts of Ireland.
Itinerary Highlights
- Belfast Highlights Tour (Optional)
- Hillsborough Castle & Gardens
- Rostrevor & Kilbroney Mountain Park
- Hilltown & Spelga Dam
- Newcastle Promenade
- Silent Valley Mountain Park
- Downpatrick & St Patrick's Grave
- Strangord Ferry Crossing
- Portaferry Historic Village
- Kearney Village
- Donaghadee Lighthouse
Tour Summary
The rugged beauty of the Mournes is characterized by a series of granite peaks, deep valleys, and tranquil lakes. Slieve Donard, standing at 850 meters (2,790 feet), is the highest peak in the range and adds to the grandeur of the landscape. The Mournes offer a diverse range of outdoor activities, attracting hikers, climbers, and nature enthusiasts from around the world.
The designation as a UNESCO Global Geopark recognizes the geological importance of the area, with fascinating rock formations and evidence of a complex geological history. The Mournes provide a living geological laboratory, allowing visitors to explore and appreciate the Earth's dynamic processes over millions of years.
Pickup & Drop Off
Please let us know the address you wish to be picked up and dropped off. You may select a different pick up and drop off point!
What to Bring
This is Ireland so be weather-prepared
- Sturdy walking boots
- Walking poles for longer walks
- Bottled water and snacks
- Wet weather clothing
- Binoculars and a camera
Inclusions
- Accompanied by an experienced guide throughout
- Transportation by Private Luxury Car
- Light refreshments on board
Adventure Tips
Wear layered clothing
Weather in the Mournes can change rapidly; dress in layers to stay comfortable all day.
Bring waterproof gear
Even in the summer, sudden rain showers can occur—pack a waterproof jacket and cover for your camera.
Stay on designated paths
To protect the landscape and ensure safety, stick to marked routes during your tour.
Carry reusable water bottles
Stay hydrated and reduce waste by bringing refillable bottles for your adventure.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red deer
- Golden eagles
History
The Mourne Mountains have inspired local legends for centuries, including stories of Celtic warriors and ancient settlements.
Conservation
InSite Tours Ireland emphasizes eco-friendly practices, guiding visitors with respect for the fragile mountain environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Walking boots with ankle support
Proper footwear helps navigate uneven terrain comfortably and reduces injury risk.
Light rain jacket
Weather can change swiftly in the mountains; staying dry is key for enjoyment.
all specific
Binoculars
Enhance wildlife watching opportunities during the tour.
Camera or smartphone
Capture the stunning scenery and memorable moments on your journey.