Wild Atlantic Way | Ireland

Begin your journey in Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland. Spend the day exploring the city's highlights, including Phoenix Park, one of the largest enclosed recreational spaces in any European capital. Visit Croke Park, the home of Irish sports, and delve into the history of Irish football and Hurling at the GAA Museum. As the day winds down, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Temple Bar, enjoying a pint of Guinness in a musical pub or joining a musical pub crawl. Overnight in Co. Dublin.

Start your day with a drive to the beautiful peninsula of Inishowen and visit Ireland's most Northern point, Malin Head. Take a ferry to Rathmullan and follow the Knockalla Coastal road to Ballymastocker Bay, a popular spot among water sport enthusiasts. Visit Fanad Head, home to the iconic Fanad lighthouse, a towering structure that locals claim is taller than the Eiffel Tower! Overnight in Co. Donegal.

Leave Donegal after breakfast and head for County Sligo. Experience a unique Irish tradition by taking a dip in a traditional seaweed bath along the Sligo coast, a rejuvenating mix of hot Atlantic seawater and hand-harvested fresh seaweed. Overnight in Co. Mayo.

Visit the charming seaside resort of Westport in County Mayo in the morning. Enjoy the magnificent view over Clew Bay and its countless little islands from Croagh Patrick, Ireland's holy mountain. Drive down to the beautiful countryside of Connemara, stopping at Killary Harbour, Ireland's only Fjord. Continue to Galway along Connemara's rugged Atlantic coastline and enjoy the lively atmosphere in one of the many traditional musical pubs in the evening. Overnight in Co. Galway.

Drive through the unique Burren region, a remnant from the last glacial period, before reaching the impressive Cliffs of Moher, which fall 200m steeply into the Atlantic Ocean. Continue along the Western coast of Co. Clare up to Loop Head, where the river Shannon meets the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy various water activities in Kilkee and relax along the promenade or take a drive down the Shannon mouth to spot the local dolphin herd. Overnight in Co. Clare or Limerick.

Dingle, the smallest of the three Kerry peninsulas, is known for its beauty, authenticity, and 'the real Ireland'. It's one of the Gaeltacht regions in Ireland, where people still use the Gaelic language and old traditions. Follow the coastal road up to Slea Head, the most Western point in Europe, and enjoy the views of the Blasket Islands. Visit the colourful Dingle village in the afternoon, famed for its extraordinary seafood and its famous inhabitant, Fungi the dolphin! Overnight in Co. Kerry.

Follow along Ireland's most famous coastal road today, the Ring of Kerry. This scenic route takes you through beautiful villages, stunning bays and valleys, and offers breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean. Visit the picturesque fishing village of Portmagee for a mouthwatering seafood lunch or satisfy your sweet tooth by visiting the Skellig Chocolate along the Skellig Ring Road at the Western tip of the peninsula. Stop at Kerry Cliffs for the ultimate comparison with Cliffs of Moher. Enjoy the spectacular scenery. Overnight in Co. Kerry.