Karting on the 1,500m GP track
Race 85kph Thunderkarts wheel to wheel on the sweeping 1,500m Advanced track, the longest in Europe. Drivers must be at least 16 with some experience; from €25 for 15 minutes.





A family-run adventure centre in rural Galway that has been fuelling adrenaline since the 1990s, built around a 1,500m go-kart circuit it bills as Europe's longest.
Race 85kph Thunderkarts wheel to wheel on the sweeping 1,500m Advanced track, the longest in Europe. Drivers must be at least 16 with some experience; from €25 for 15 minutes.
Kids and novices aged 10+ and at least 4ft 6in tall build confidence on a custom 500m track in 55kph karts. €20 for 15 minutes, €35 for 30 minutes.
Four themed game zones host scenarios like Capture the Flag, Last Man Standing and Normandy Landings. Packages of 200-500 paintballs cost €30-€50 and include marker, safety mask and camouflage gear; age 14+.
A lower-powered, bruise-free version of paintball, and the only Splatball centre in Galway. €30 per person for 150 splatballs, overalls, mask, gloves and chest guard; age 10+ with a minimum group of 8.
Off-road driving lessons on a 2.5km private road network, open to anyone aged 15+ with no licence or permit needed. Dual-control cars and one-to-one tuition.
Group packages run for 8 people or more, from a Splatball & Karting party deal at €50pp to a 4-hour Paintball & Karting combo at €80pp.
The centre sits in Ireland's Hidden Heartlands near Lough Derg and Portumna, with watersports, fishing, walking and cycling trails and boat trips all within easy reach.
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