
Package holiday to Galway
Compare package holidays to Galway (Ireland) – Flights, hotels and transfers in price comparison.
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Currently, offers for Galway and surrounding area start at 580 €. The average offer price is around 1,937 € (6 accommodations in comparison, as of 15 October 2026).
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Which hotels in Galway and surrounding area are the best rated?
The best-rated options in our offer comparison for Galway and surrounding area currently are The Galmont Hotel & Spa (99 % recommendation). This is based on guest reviews from travel providers (only properties with at least 25 reviews).
The Galmont Hotel & Spa ★★★★
99 % recommendation (37)
from 2,016 € (7 days)
When is the best time to visit Galway?
The best time to visit Galway is May to September (14-20 °C, longest days). July for Galway Arts Festival, September for Oyster Festival. Vibrant year-round.. In summer: 14-19 °C, mild and changeable, rain jacket required. Evenings long until 10 PM. In winter: 4-9 °C, mild thanks to the Gulf Stream, stormy and wet, but atmospheric in the pubs.
Best travel time
May to September (14-20 °C, longest days). July for Galway Arts Festival, September for Oyster Festival. Vibrant year-round.
Summer
14-19 °C, mild and changeable, rain jacket required. Evenings long until 10 PM
Winter
4-9 °C, mild thanks to the Gulf Stream, stormy and wet, but atmospheric in the pubs
Highlights
fascinating culture, breathtaking nature
Is a package holiday to Galway worth it?
Galway is the soul of the wild west of Ireland — a bohemian, music-filled university town on Galway Bay, serving as a gateway to Connemara, the Aran Islands, and the Cliffs of Moher. The third largest city in the Republic of Ireland has rightfully earned its reputation as European Capital of Culture 2020: Few cities of this size offer so much live music, theater, street art, and festivals per square meter.
Shop Street and Quay Street form the vibrant heart of Galway: cobbled streets lined with colorful pubs, boutiques, and street musicians performing everything from Traditional Irish Music to flamenco guitar to beatboxing. On sunny afternoons (which occur more often than one might think), people sit with pints and oysters outside the pubs, enjoying the unique atmosphere.
The Aran Islands (Inis Mór, Inis Meáin, Inis Oírr) are accessible by ferry from Rossaveal (40 minutes) and are a time travel into Gaelic Ireland: On Inis Mór, Dún Aonghasa, a prehistoric stone fort from the Bronze Age, sits on the edge of a 100-meter-high cliff overlooking the Atlantic — one of the most dramatic prehistoric monuments in Europe.
The Cliffs of Moher, 80 kilometers south of Galway in County Clare, are Ireland's natural wonder number one: 214-meter-high sheer cliffs stretch over 8 kilometers along the Atlantic coast, home to thousands of puffins, razorbills, and guillemots. On clear days, the view extends to the Aran Islands.
Connemara, west of Galway, is one of the last true wildernesses in Europe: vast moorlands, lonely lakes, the Twelve Bens mountain range, Connemara ponies, and tiny villages where Irish (Gaeilge) is still spoken as a mother tongue. The Sky Road Drive near Clifden is one of the most beautiful coastal roads in Ireland.
The Galway International Oyster Festival (late September) is the oldest oyster festival in the world (since 1954): For three days, Galway Bay Oysters are slurped, Guinness is drunk, and the fastest oyster shucker in the world is crowned.
Galway particularly impresses with fascinating culture, breathtaking nature. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.
What are the highlights of Galway?
Cobbled pedestrian zone full of pubs and street musicians: Galway's bohemian heart, where live music plays every day.
214-meter-high sheer cliffs over 8 km of Atlantic coast: puffins, panoramic views, and one of the most dramatic natural wonders in Europe, 80 km south.
Gaelic islands with a prehistoric stone fort at the cliff's edge: Dún Aonghasa from the Bronze Age, 100 m above the Atlantic.
Last true wilderness in Europe: moorlands, lonely lakes, Connemara ponies, and the spectacular Sky Road near Clifden.
Oldest oyster festival in the world since 1954: Galway Bay Oysters, Guinness, and the fastest oyster shucker in the world, every year at the end of September.
Newest large stone cathedral in Europe (1965) and the historic fishing district of Claddagh: origin of the famous Claddagh ring.
How well are the hotels in Galway and surrounding area rated?
The 4 rated accommodations in Galway and surrounding area have an average recommendation of 98 %.
Which tools help you plan your Galway holiday?
4 free tools help you plan your trip to Galway: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.
Which other package holiday destinations are there in Ireland?
Besides Galway, there are more package holidays destinations in Ireland with their own page and price comparison: Dublin, Ireland, Killarney & Ring of Kerry and Cork.
