How to travel the Wild Atlantic Way
The Wild Atlantic Way is a 2600km coastal driving route, stretching from the Inishowen Peninsula in the north of Donegal, right down to the town of Kinsale in the south of Cork. This magnificent route is the longest defined coastal driving route in Europe and encompasses nine counties of Ireland.
Something for everyone!
The beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way is that it is up to each individual how they would like to explore it – whether you want to take on an epic adventure seeing everything it has to offer in one trip, or whether you would like to pick and choose the counties you wish to focus on. The route is filled with picturesque seaside towns, blue-flag beaches, and a host of activities to suit everyone. You will be blown away by the breath-taking natural beauty, rich history and culture, friendly locals and fresh Irish cuisine.
Accommodation
If you are looking to experience the real and authentic Ireland, then the best accommodation to choose is an Irish Bed and Breakfast stay. B&Bs are dotted throughout every one of the counties on the Wild Atlantic Way, which makes them the ideal base for your adventures. B&Bs represent everything the Wild Atlantic Way has to offer - unique experiences shared with hosts that genuinely want to make your trip as memorable as possible. These homes are set in beautiful locations that are on the doorstep of all the must-see sights and hidden gems.
Below are some of the not-to-be-missed attractions along the Wild Atlantic Way and your hosts will guide you to them. This list is only a taster of what is the 2600km coastline has to offer, but what a way to start!
* Donegal – Malin Head, Fanad, Sliabh Liag
* Sligo – Mullaghmore Head
* Mayo - Downpatrick Head, Keem Strand
* Galway – Killary Harbour, Derrigimlagh Bog
* Clare – Cliffs of Moher, Loop Head
* Limerick – St John’s Castle, Hunt’s Museum
* Kerry – Blasket View, Skellig Micheal
* Cork – Dursey Island, Mizen Head, Old Head of Kinsale
Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way is waiting to welcome you.
Posted: 01 Aug 2023 by
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The Wild Atlantic Way is a place like no other. Stretching for 2,500km along the Ireland’s Atlantic coastline from Donegal to West Cork, the world’s longest defined coastal touring route traverses an area of wild, raw beauty and dramatic coastline. Experience a stunning backdrop for the exploration of untamed land and seascapes.
Posted: 21 Jul 2020 by
Claire Regan |
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It’s all happening in Galway in 2020. This scenic and friendly county located on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic way has been nominated as European Capital of Culture for 2020 and is about to host the largest ever festival on the island of Ireland.
Posted: 13 Feb 2020 by
Claire Regan |
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Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way has been listed in the top places to visit this decade by global travel site Big 7 Travel. This is a wonderful accolade, yet will come as no surprise to anyone who has experienced this captivating coastal route.
Posted: 16 Jan 2020 by
Claire Regan |
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