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Discover West Cork on a 4-hour eBike tour with stunning scenery, historic stops, and local stories, starting from Union Hall for $108.91 per person.
Exploring the scenic landscapes of West Cork becomes effortless and enjoyable with the Leap into a West Cork eBike Adventure. Priced at $108.91 per person and lasting around 4 hours and 15 minutes, this tour offers an engaging way to see the countryside without the physical strain of traditional biking. Starting and ending in the charming fishing village of Union Hall, the tour covers approximately 40 kilometers through the lush hills, narrow country lanes, and picturesque villages that define this part of Ireland.
What truly sets this experience apart is the use of state-of-the-art eBikes with sophisticated suspension, making it easy to handle the hilly terrain and steep slopes. This choice of equipment opens up access to more remote and elevated spots, providing a more comprehensive view of West Cork’s natural beauty. The tour is recommended for those with moderate physical fitness, and with a maximum group size of 6, it maintains an intimate atmosphere. The tour also features free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, adding flexibility for visitors.

The Leap into a West Cork eBike Adventure takes riders through a nearly all on bóithríní—narrow rural Irish lanes—where the suspension of the eBikes shines. The terrain includes rolling hills and steep descents, making the modern eBikes essential for a smooth ride. The starting point is Gormú eBike Tours located at The Causeway, Ardagh, Unionhall.
The itinerary threads through scenic spots with historical significance and lively villages, providing a well-balanced mix of views and stories. The initial stops feature a visit to An Droichidín, a striking stone arch/bridge, followed by the atmospheric Kilmacabea Old Graveyard, where folklore stories are shared. The stops are designed not only for sightseeing but also for engaging with Ireland’s local history and legends.
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The tour’s first major stop in Leap includes a brief exploration at the Kilmacabea Old Graveyard, which exudes a sense of history and mystery. Here, the guides share local folklore, making the experience more immersive. The William Thompson Memorial follows, dedicated to an influential reformer, offering insights into Ireland’s social history.
A steep descent then leads to the impressive Castle Salem, an historic castle with significant background, and adjacent to it, a Quaker graveyard adds to the site’s intriguing stories. These stops combine natural beauty with historical depth, providing a layered experience of the Irish landscape.
A highlight of the tour is the coffee stop in Rosscarbery, a lively village known for its charm and colorful streets. The break allows for enjoying local cafes before heading to Mill Cove, a stunning natural harbor where William Coppinger’s plans for the harbor are discussed. The scenery here offers classic West Cork coastlines, perfect for photos and relaxing moments.
The village of Rosscarbery is also home to Coppingers Court, an Elizabethan house with historical significance and a reputation for its architectural style. The guide provides stories about its past, including its reputation as the seat of a notorious tyrant, adding a layer of intrigue to the visit.
One of the most celebrated sites on this tour is the Drombeg Stone Circle, a Bronze Age monument that remains remarkably well-preserved. The guide explains the cultural importance of these ancient stones and shares stories linked to their original purpose. This stop is particularly engaging for those interested in Ireland’s prehistoric past, and it typically lasts around 30 minutes.
The final stops include the picturesque seaside village of Glandore, with its stunning harbor views and maritime charm. After a stroll and some local stories, the tour returns to Union Hall, a lively fishing village with a relaxed atmosphere. The entire circuit offers a complete snapshot of West Cork’s coastal life, scenic vistas, and historic sites.

The meeting point is Gormú eBike Tours at The Causeway, Unionhall. The tour departs at 10:00 am, with the group size limited to 6 participants, ensuring a relaxed and personalized experience. The moderate physical fitness requirement makes it accessible for most, especially with the eBike assistance making climbing hills and tackling uneven terrain easier.
Participants should be at least 150 cm tall, as the smallest eBikes are suitable for riders of that height, though leg length can vary. The tour includes many stops, each providing an opportunity to explore and learn, with about 15-20 minutes of cycling between major sites.

The tour operates with a flexible cancellation policy, allowing full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours in advance. Since the experience depends on good weather, poor weather may cause cancellations, but in such cases, a different date or full refund is offered. This setup provides peace of mind for visitors planning their West Cork adventure.

The Leap into a West Cork eBike Adventure combines stunning scenery, historical landmarks, and engaging stories in a format accessible for most fitness levels. The small group size enhances the experience, allowing for personalized attention and meaningful interactions with the guide, Conor. The modern eBikes and carefully curated stops make it an ideal way to explore the varied landscapes of West Cork comfortably and authentically.
While the 40 km circuit offers a rundown, the inclusion of cultural sites like Drombeg and Castle Salem ensures you get a well-rounded glimpse of Ireland’s past and present. This tour is best suited for those who enjoy scenic rides, historical stories, and coastal villages, with a good sense of adventure and curiosity.
“Most wonderful experience i have done here in Ireland. You can tell that Connor really loves his homeland. The scenery, the storiesthe coffee shop….”
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 4 hours and 15 minutes, including stops and cycling between sites.
What is the price per person?
The experience costs $108.91, offering a full day of sightseeing on eBikes.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins and ends at Gormú eBike Tours in Union Hall.
What are the main stops during the tour?
Stops include An Droichidín, Kilmacabea Old Graveyard, William Thompson Memorial, Castle Salem, Rosscarbery, Mill Cove, Coppingers Court, Drombeg Stone Circle, Glandore, and Union Hall.
How physically demanding is the tour?
While it involves some hills and uneven terrain, the eBike assistance makes it suitable for those with moderate fitness levels.
Is there a minimum age or height requirement?
Participants should be at least 150 cm tall to ride the smallest eBikes; age restrictions are not specified but are implied by height requirements.
Can I cancel the tour if needed?
Yes, full cancellation is possible up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund.
What weather conditions affect this tour?
The tour requires good weather, and poor weather may lead to cancellation or rescheduling.
Is the group size large or small?
The maximum group size is 6 travelers, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.
Who is the guide, and what is their style?
The guide, Conor, is praised for sharing engaging stories and local insights, making the experience both educational and enjoyable.
This Leap into a West Cork eBike Adventure offers a well-rounded, accessible, and scenic way to discover one of Ireland’s most beautiful regions. With a blend of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and lively villages, it promises a memorable day on two wheels for anyone eager to explore West Cork’s charm.