My Ireland
Soaring cliffs, buzzing little towns and a way of life forever inspired by the sea, that's what you'll find on the world’s longest defined coastal touring route.
Enjoy a journey of a lifetime as you travel the 2,500km-long coastal road known as the Wild Atlantic Way
From the wind-whipped tip of Malin Head in County Donegal to the balmy beauty of Kinsale town in County Cork, the west of Ireland will wow you with its epic landscapes and charm you with its quiet moments. This is a place that has inspired dreamers and drifters, poets and painters, with a landscape laced with dry-stone walls, thatched cottages, brooding mountains and deserted beaches. Escape, explore and enjoy an off-the-beaten track adventure on the very edge of Europe.
Cliffs of Moher, County Clare
Unforgettable moments
It's easy to feel the wild that defines this coastline; it's everywhere, from sheer cliffs that plunge into crashing Atlantic waves to remote, weather-beaten islands. But the west of Ireland is about more than that, it's about moments of connection. It's the chat from locals, the warmth of a fire-lit pub, the tapping feet of a traditional music session. From the elemental weather to the oak-smoked salmon, the essence of the Wild Atlantic Way runs deep.
Discover the Wild Atlantic Way with the locals
Experience the beauty of Ireland's west coast in the company of Galway man, Charlie Troy.
Uncover the best of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way
Explore the Wild Atlantic Way
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