Cape Clear Walking Talking Festiwal jest okazją do zobaczenia pięknego krajobrazu i wspaniałych widoków na tej magicznej wyspy w towarzystwie przewodników ekspertów. Jest to również okazja na spotkanie niektórychz fascynujących gatunków dzikich zwierząt lądowych, morskich i powietrznych, dzięki którym wyspa Cape Clear jest znana. Oprócz poznawania samej wyspy uczestnicy są zapraszani do poznania jej historii, muzyki i folkloru w wielu nieformalnych spotkaniach.

2011 programme

Friday
6.30 pm – Welcome and registration.
6.00–7.00 pm – Tourist Office open for registrations.
7.00–8.00 pm – Lake Walk with Chuck Kruger. A short walk to the lake with local anecdote’s from local author and founder of Cape Clear Island International Storytelling Festival Chuck Kruger.
8.30 pm – Recommended evening meal €15 hosted by Chuck Kruger.
10 pm – Session with local musicians.

Saturday
11.30–12.30 am & 2.00–4.00 pm  – Tourist Office open for registrations & information.
12.00–2.00 pm – ‘Trees and Trails' Walk with Séamus Ó Drisceoil. Meander across the island by various trails, visiting the Heritage Centre and Goat Farm before returning to North Harbour.
2.30–5pm – Explore Cnoch Caraintín, the island's highest peak, with Chuck Kruger.
2.30–4.30 pm – Whalewatching with Micheál Ó Ceadagáin on board the Gaisceannán.
8.30 pm – Recommended Evening Meal €15 hosted by
10 pm – Session with local musicians.

Sunday
11.00 am-1.00 pm – ‘History of North Harbour’, a short exploration of the island's harbour area.
2.00-4.00 pm – Discover Cape Clear Island's flowers and local wildlife with island ecologist Geoff Oliver.
3.00-4.00 pm – Discover Cape Clear Island from the sea. Circumnavigate Cape Clear in the Dún an Óir II with local guide Niamh Ní Drisceoil.
4 pm – Club Cléire. Launch of new book Cape Clear Island, A Visual Tour by Chuck Kruger. Signed copies available.
7 pm – Short evening walk (to be decided).
10 pm – Evening entertainment.

Monday
1.00–3.30 pm – Birdwatching walk. An insight into seabirds and spring migrations with island ornithologist Stephen Wing. Bring binoculars if available.