Group Visits at Burren Nature Sanctuary
Experience the magic of Burren Nature Sanctuary with your group!
Botany WALKS
Discover the extraordinary flora of the Burren on a guided botany walk through Burren Nature Sanctuary. Learn about the unique limestone-loving and acid-loving plants that thrive side by side, spot rare orchids, and explore the conservation-managed wildflower meadow. Our expert guides will introduce you to the fascinating biodiversity of this special landscape, making it the perfect group outing for nature enthusiasts.
MEET THE MINI PIGS
Get up close with our adorable mini pigs! These friendly residents of Burren Nature Sanctuary love attention and are always ready for a scratch behind the ears. Learn about their unique personalities, their role in sustainable land management, and how pigs have been a part of Irish farming traditions for centuries. This fun and engaging experience is sure to make memories your group with cherish forever!
BOOK OUR VENUE ROOM
Looking for a unique venue for your next event? Burren Nature Sanctuary offers a beautiful, nature-inspired setting for group gatherings, educational workshops, team-building days, and special occasions. Contact us today to discuss your event and create a memorable experience in nature!
Enquire About Group Bookings
Burren Nature Sanctuary is the perfect destination for group visits, offering engaging experiences in a stunning natural setting. Get in touch with us to discuss your visit, and we’ll be happy to help organise a day that everyone will enjoy.
Get up close and personal with the charismatic residents of Burren Nature Sanctuary during our Pig Encounter! Meet Emilia and her fellow Juliana pigs in a hands-on, heartwarming interaction that is fun for all ages.
Embark on a whimsical adventure with Emilia, our enchanting Juliana pig, as your guide! The Fairy Pig Walk is a one-of-a-kind experience that blends nature, fun, and a sprinkle of magic.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking biodiversity of the Burren, led by our knowledgeable guides and in partnership with the University of Galway.
