Electric car self drive tour in Ireland
This charming electric car self drive tour in Ireland roams the Atlantic-facing counties, taking in some of the country’s most dramatically beautiful landscapes. You stay in locally owned hotels throughout on a well-planned route with full support as required.
Explore Ireland at your own pace in an electric car Stay in locally run guesthouses throughout Dublin Wicklow Mountains Rock of Cashel Blarney Castle Killarney National Park Ring of Kerry Dingle Whiskey Distillery Cliffs of Moher Bunratty Castle Join a food & history tour in Galway Kylemore Abbey Connemara Westport
Price
US $1318 excluding flights
Description of Electric car self drive tour in Ireland
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Departure information
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Travel guides
More and more people are turning to EVs in their daily lives
Use our travel guide make the most of your time from the Giant's Causeway all the way to the Kerry Way.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
CARBON REDUCTIONWe are proud to offer Ireland’s greenest self-drive tour, with every guest traveling in a 100% electric Tesla vehicle. This eliminates tailpipe emissions throughout your journey, directly cutting operational trip carbon. Charging is convenient and widely available—mapped for you from Dublin to the Wild Atlantic Way—ensuring a seamless eco-friendly experience. All included accommodations are carefully selected for their strong sustainability commitments, such as renewable energy use, local and organic food menus, and eco-friendly guest amenities. We provide information and tips for reducing your carbon impact, from responsible driving techniques to suggested plant-based dining options made from seasonal and locally sourced produce. Our route minimizes unnecessary detours and maximizes low-impact (human-powered) exploration through guided walks, hikes, and cycling in national parks and at iconic landmarks like Glendalough and Croagh Patrick, with multiple days including human-powered activities. By prioritizing electric transport, renewable-focused lodging, and local food, this trip delivers responsible travel without compromise.
ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE
This itinerary puts nature at its heart, with visits to celebrated Irish national parks and protected areas, including Killarney National Park, Connemara National Park, and the Cliffs of Moher, with all park/conservation entry fees directly supported within your package. Accommodations are locally owned, emphasize plastic reduction, resource conservation, and biodiversity restoration—some include pollinator-friendly gardens and participate in wildlife support via bird nesting boxes and native plantings. Guests learn about local wildlife, native flora, and the positive impact of sustainable tourism through expert guides and interpretive materials at natural sites. Meaningful nature connection is central—walks, hikes, and eco-education are embedded in the experience. We provide advice on reducing your personal footprint—like maintaining respectful distances from wildlife, staying on designated paths, and supporting nature-friendly local businesses. Your visit helps fund vital conservation work, supporting the continued protection of Ireland’s unique landscapes and wildlife for future generations.
People
LOCAL ECONOMYOur itinerary is committed to strengthening local Irish economies. All accommodations are authentic, locally owned guesthouses or historic properties, ensuring travel spend goes directly back to the communities you visit. You’ll engage with local guides, artisans, and food producers at every step—be it a gourmet walking tour in Galway, craft whiskey tasting in Dingle, or time spent in village markets and traditional music pubs in Doolin. We partner exclusively with Irish-owned businesses and promote rural areas often left off mainstream routes. Each activity—from visiting castles and food villages to exploring national parks—generates income and opportunity for local families, farmers, and entrepreneurs, helping to preserve Ireland’s rich cultural heritage and regional diversity.
EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY
We work closely with in-destination experts and Irish partners committed to fair, equitable, and inclusive employment practices. Nearly all guides, support staff, and hosts are from the regions you travel through, with a high percentage drawn from the immediate locality. Many partners are family-run or women-led, and some activities—such as tours and culinary experiences—specifically support young entrepreneurs and community initiatives. All staff are paid at least the national living wage, and our partners nurture welcoming environments where travelers of all backgrounds, abilities, and orientations are valued. This trip is LGBTQ+ friendly and we strive to accommodate travelers with limited mobility whenever possible, especially with guided portions. By building local capacity and encouraging cultural connection, we help ensure travel benefits a diverse cross-section of Irish society, fostering pride and opportunity throughout the country.
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