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Visit Cork – Ireland’s best little city.  Beyond the Glass Adventure Tours have been running Cycle Tours in Cork for many years. We love what Cork city has to offer. Here is why you should Visit Cork on any trip to Ireland. Cork City is a compact city. As a result when you visit Cork

Introduction What is adventure? For most of us it can be as simple as a change in career, a move to a new country or a trip around the world. We all dream about our own adventures and sometimes, with luck, we get to live some of those dreams. Our adventures stay with us and

Cork is the real capital of food and it is home to many incredible restaurants. There is a fantastic choice of international cuisine in Cork representing many cultures, from Indian to Mediterranean. Here are 6 of Cork’s best international casual cuisine offerings. These are great places to satisfy your appetite after you have enjoyed our

A brief history and legacy of St. Patrick on Ireland.

The Beara Peninsula is a magical part of Ireland and it is one of Beyond the Glass Adventure Tours favourite sections of the Wild Atlantic Way. The Peninsula is located on the southwest coast of Ireland. It lies between the Sheep’s Head Peninsula to the south and the Iveragh Peninsula to the North. Here is

As Summer turns to Autumn the natural world slows and the preparation for Winter begins. Farmers fill their barns with crops, animals gather and store food for the oncoming winter and trees begin to shed their leaves. This year, as summer passes, I too find myself taking stock. When I set-up Beyond the Glass Adventure

Have you ever been away in a beautiful location for a period of time and you begin to take where you are for granted? When I am leading tours and spend extended periods of time in the outdoors there are times when I begin to take where I am for granted. Then I cycle around

The following is a brief description of day 6 of our 8 Day Wild Atlantic Way Tour taken this May 2018. We began the adventure tour traveling west from Galway into Connemara. For the entire mornings journey the Atlantic waters of Galway Bay were on our left and beyond the Bay was the Burren of