The Cliffs of Moher
Vertiginous, wild and battered by the Atlantic, the Cliffs of Moher are among Ireland’s most famous landscapes. Located on the west coast…
A 2,500 km Atlantic coastal route! And the icing on the cake: some of Ireland's most beautiful tourist sites are along the way!
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Wild Atlantic Way : Must-See Attractions
Kylemore Abbey
Kylemore Abbey is a Benedictine abbey based in the former Kylemore Castle in the heart of Connemara since 1920. The site remains…
Sky Road
West of Clifden, the Sky Road forms a spectacular loop between the hills of Connemara and the Atlantic Ocean. Over roughly 16…
Kylemore Castle
Built on the shores of Lough Pollacapall, amid the wild landscapes of Connemara, Kylemore Castle seems to sit between water, woodland and…
Micil Distillery
If you love family-run establishments and extraordinary spirits, then we invite you to visit Micil Distillery in Galway! This Irish distillery has…
Mizen Head
At the tip of the Mizen Peninsula in West Cork, the land seems to fall away abruptly into the Atlantic. Dark cliffs…
Slieve League
The Sliabh Liag cliffs, also known by their English name, Slieve League, are among the highest accessible sea cliffs in Europe. Located…
Garinish Island
Nestled in the picturesque waters of Bantry Bay in County Cork, Ireland, lies a hidden gem and a paradise for nature lovers:…
Coumeenoole Beach
On the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Coumeenoole Beach makes for a spectacular stop along the Slea Head Drive. Pale sand, cliffs…
Connemara Smokehouse
Overlooking the Atlantic, on Bunowen Pier near Ballyconneely, Connemara Smokehouse keeps a rare craft alive. Since 1979, the Roberts family has been…
