Top Experiences along the Wild Atlantic Way

With panoramic vistas, dramatic headlands and picture perfect towns, check out the top experiences along the Wild Atlantic Way!
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Nine counties, six unique regions and one incredible stretch of coastline, check out the star attractions along the entire length of the fiercely beautiful Wild Atlantic Way.
Fast Facts:
- The rugged and remote Northern Headlands is the perfect destination for any adventurer or explorer. Up here you can try to chase the Northern Lights, take in the dramatic Slieve League cliffs, or venture out to Malin Head, the island’s most northwesterly point!
- The Surf Coast has its name for a reason - with pounding waves interrupting serene silence all around, thrill-seekers fall in love with this part of the Wild Atlantic Way. Catch some waves at Mullaghmore Head, cruise past the impressive Dún Briste sea stack at Downpatrick Head, or visit the dramatic Ben Bulben mountain.
-Along the coast of counties Mayo and Galway is a water-lover’s paradise, with huge bays filled with loughs, coves, islets and islands. Come to Bay Coast for its natural beauty, stay and discover the history and culture at the impressive Kylemore Abbey, take a boat trip around Killary fjord, and then get lost in the creative hub of Galway city.
- Described by Nobel Prize-winning poet Seamus Heaney as a place that can “catch the heart off guard and blow it open”, the Cliff Coast is a must-visit. Take in the beauty of the Burren National Park, visit the scenic peninsula of Loop Head, and no trip to Ireland would be complete without a trip to the Cliffs of Moher.
- Head to the edge of the world with a visit to Ireland’s southern peninsulas. With five amazing peninsulas stretching out into the Atlantic Ocean, take in the breathtaking views at the isolated Blasket Islands, check out the view of Skellig Michael - a Star Wars filming locations - and enjoy the stately beauty of Bantry House.
- At the southernmost stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way you will find the picturesque Haven Coast - breathe in the salty sea air here as you explore its ancient sites, coastal forts and Viking stories before rounding off your trip in the fishing village of Kinsale.
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Ok i went two times to Ireland, i was just in paradise, this island is so beautiful !
Ok you have won.
I will be back
Fred from France

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Worth watching

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[@louisjohnston420]

Beautiful!!!!!

[@UsyksmashedFurytopieces]

The Antrim and Donegal coastline scenery is breathtaking.

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indeed
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Cool video

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I Do!!!
Amazing Experience!!
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[@thenoworriesnomad]

Its on the list..

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Wow

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[@robertodiasvieira1965]

I must do it my next time in Ireland.

[@Rasher1974]

Going when Clovis is gone

[@heesofi]

autocorrect?

[@Dreyno]

That wasn’t Mullaghmore. That was Strandhill.

[@Kerrytoby]

What is this LondonDerry nonsense in your map? There is no such place!

[@pablodelnorte9746]

The prods built it.

[@garyengland9549]

Love Ireland but I don’t like the way the rural areas keep donkeys with no shelter .we stayed at a lovely place but the 5 donkeys were in a field in the wind and rain in the winter . Very cruel there not all like that . but the ones that do that need to provide better conditions for there animals . There out there in that mud logged field 24/7 . There should be a law against it

[@helenaville5939]

I moved to rural Ireland many years ago and never knew anyone with donkeys who didn't also have a shed or barn for them. England has an animal cruelty problem - should you look into that first? Just saying....

[@garyengland9549]

@@helenaville5939 well that’s good to know and I’ll consider myself well and truly told off 👀

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