The Wild Atlantic Way

Your Irish adventure begins in the vibrant city of Dublin. After a morning pick-up from the city center, we'll head southwest to County Cork, taking in the stunning Wild Atlantic Way coastline. En route, we'll make stops at the iconic Rock of Cashel and Blarney Castle, where you'll have the chance to kiss the famous Blarney Stone. In the evening, we'll settle into our accommodation in West Cork, where we'll spend the next two nights.

Day two takes us to the Sheep's Head peninsula for a moderate to strenuous walk along the Glanlough Loop. This trail offers breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline and the Atlantic Ocean. The local farmers maintain these trails, welcoming guests to their part of West Cork. After a day of exploring, we'll return to our accommodation for a well-deserved rest.

On day three, we'll journey to the small town of Dingle in County Kerry. Along the way, we'll stop at Gougane Barra, a 6th-century monastic site nestled in a beautiful valley. Spend the evening exploring Dingle, a charming town known for its quaint pubs, live Irish music, and a friendly dolphin named Fungie.

Day four is all about adventure as we tackle the challenging yet rewarding trek up Mt Brandon. Named after Saint Brendan the voyager, this blessed mountain offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Blasket Islands, and Ireland's highest mountain range. After the hike, we'll head to Annascaul to visit Tom Crean's South Pole pub before returning to Dingle for the evening.

Day five takes us to Inch Beach, one of Ireland's finest beaches, where you can surf, ride a horse, or simply enjoy a leisurely walk. In the afternoon, we'll head to County Clare to visit the famous Cliffs of Moher and the charming town of Doolin. Enjoy a scenic coastal walk from the cliffs to Doolin, where we'll spend the night soaking up the vibrant Irish music scene.

Weather permitting, day six will see us taking a ferry from Doolin to Inis Mor, the largest of the Aran Islands. This Gaeltacht area is a haven of Irish culture and natural beauty. We'll hire bicycles to explore the island and visit the world heritage site of Dun Aonghasa Fort. We'll also enjoy a one-hour cruise beneath the stunning Cliffs Of Moher before returning to Doolin for the evening.

On the final day of our tour, we'll visit The Burren, a unique limestone karst landscape renowned for its diverse flora. We'll then stop in the bohemian city of Galway, where you can explore its artsy streets and vibrant restaurant scene. After a day of exploration, we'll make our way back to Dublin, bringing our unforgettable Irish adventure to a close.