Limerick Bike Rental - Rathkeale & Abbeyfeale
Discover the Limerick Greenway in an inclusive and memorable way as you cycle along the Wild Atlantic Way on a premium bike! Get up close to hidden gems and well-known treasures while travelling at your own pace with flexible bike hire.
Discover the Limerick Greenway in an inclusive and memorable way as you cycle along the Wild Atlantic Way on a premium bike! Get up close to hidden gems and well-known treasures while travelling at your own pace with flexible bike hire.
What to Expect
- Choose a pickup location that suits you.
- Safety equipment is included in every bike hire.
- Inclusive and rewarding activity.
- Friendly and helpful team.
Full Description
For a memorable journey along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, visitors can hire top-quality bikes on the Limerick Greenway with a hassle-free service. This offers the perfect opportunity to explore the breathtaking Irish landscapes and experience the beauty of the region at their own pace.
Each bicycle rental includes all the necessary safety gear, ensuring visitors can make the most of their experience. All that’s left to do is arrive with an adventurous spirit and get ready for the perfect day discovering local gems!
The Limerick Greenway stretches 40km along a section of the historic Limerick-Tralee railway line, offering an off-road walking and cycling route that links the charming market towns of Rathkeale, Newcastle West, and Abbeyfeale in West Limerick.
The town of Abbeyfeale takes its name from the Irish Mainistir na Féile, meaning "Abbey of the Feale." Known as a vibrant spot rich in history and heritage, Abbeyfeale is located in the southern part of County Limerick, near the border with County Kerry. For a recommended route, try Abbeyfeale to Templeglantine: a 9km (1-hour) off-road cycle or walk along the Greenway. The trail is waymarked with the Greenway symbol and white directional arrows, suitable for those with moderate fitness.
Rathkeale, another significant town, was a key stop on the historic Limerick-Tralee railway line. Its original 1867 railway station still stands today, having been carefully relocated stone by stone to make way for modern road development, preserving an important piece of Limerick’s heritage. Spin around and uncover the beautiful culture that exists in this area.
Location
Pickup Points
Tour Details
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Additional Information
Peak season: (May to September inclusive) Open 7 days: 10am – 5pm.
Off-peak season: (October – April inclusive) Open 7 days: 10am – 4pm.
Inclusions & Exclusions
- Helmet
- Bicycle Lock
- Water Bottle Holder
- High Vis Vest
- Tour Guide
- Snacks
Cancellation Policy
To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the experience's start date.
Reviews
Andy was amazing, the overall experience from initial booking to final handover was exceptional. The bike and equipment were as ordered and well maintained, had no issues...
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