Each morning breakfast will be ready for you in the kitchens of the establishments you are staying. This is a continental breakfast i.e. Cereal, toast, cheese. You may even have the pleasure of having a cooked Irish breakfast on more than one occasion!

We take packed lunches with us on our day's adventures. These will mostly be made by the guesthouses but sometimes you may have to make them in the kitchen with the group. Everything will be laid out for you. Vegetarians will be catered for.

I don’t understand them myself but we love everyone. I had a girl friend that was a vegetarian. Hard work isn’t it? Personally I fine there is nothing better in life than getting my teeth into a fresh bit of blue steak. Gggggrrrr….

Vegetarians will of course be taken care of, just as much as our carnivores.

Your evening meals will either be in your accommodation or in a local pub. This is the time for you to literally "chill out" and talk about the activities that you did that day. You will notice while you are walking the conversation doesnt necessarily flow as you are moving most of the time and your mind is focused on where you are walking, what you are doing and the beauty of the area you are in. In the evening you can really sit down and get to know your fellow adventurers.

Dinners in the evening at the only part of the tour that will not be covered in the cost of the tour. Up to now we were making dinner ourselves in the guesthouses but soon found out that not all liked what the others were cooking and the frying pans ended up in rather peculiar places!

The most important thing is that we all get fed well in the evening. All options for food are taken into consideration, but our guide will have a full menu for all your evenings.

Most of our guesthouses will have the option of having dinner their, otherwise your guide will recommend you the best restaurants and pubs for pub grub that evening. Prices are reasonable in Ireland for dinner in the evening.

After our dinner, we can take it easy, head down to the local pub, enjoy a Guinness by a turf fire and listen to some traditional Irish music. I can smell the turf now!