Half Day Traverse+Cimbing on Cruit Island (5+yrs)

Can you imagine climbing a cliff and crossing a high bridge over seething waters? What if the bridge was just a rope?

A tyrolean traverse is a method of getting from one high point to another using ropes strung between the two. It is a common mountaineering technique that is useful for navigating coastal regions, where losing altitude means getting wet!

Cruit Island, off the coastline of County Donegal, is a wild, rugged place. There are plenty of places to experience the heart-in-the-mouth thrills of a tyrolean traverse here.

Our highly experienced guides will choose a location for you and your group, set up the ropes, and bring essential safety equipment. Then it’s up to you to climb to the starting point and complete the traverse.

This activity is suitable for everyone between 5 and 76 years old, regardless of their experience, so there’s no excuse for not coming! Remember that you’ll be in exposed areas for the half-day activity, so bring appropriate clothing, waterproof layers, and snacks. 

Book now if you have what it takes.