Wild Atlantic Way: Discovering Ireland’s Coastal Beauty

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10 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants

18 peopleMaximum group size

18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

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Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

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Highlights

Explore Dingle Peninsula’s Gaelic villages and sandy beaches

Wander Dublin’s historic streets and enjoy Temple Bar’s music

Gaze over the towering Slieve League and Cliffs of Moher

Watch traditional Tweed weaving at Studio Donegal

Itinerary

Experience Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, traveling from Dublin to Galway and the southwest peninsulas. This itinerary highlights dramatic cliffs, coastal drives, traditional music, and local crafts. Explore Gaelic villages, historic cities, and natural wonders for a well-rounded Ireland adventure.

day 1Arrival in Dublin | Parks, Pubs, and History

You arrive in Dublin, ready to explore the heart of Ireland’s capital. Begin your visit with a walk through Phoenix Park or choose to relax with a picnic in St Stephen’s Green Park. Continue your day by visiting Croke Park stadium and the GAA Museum, where you learn about the history and excitement of Irish football and hurling. As evening falls, you can unwind with a pint of Guinness in one of Temple Bar’s pubs or join a musical pub crawl for a lively introduction to Dublin’s nightlife. You spend the night in County Dublin.
Temple Bar’s vibrant atmosphere has roots in medieval Dublin, making it a key destination for music and culture enthusiasts.

day 2Dublin to Donegal | Cliffs and Crafts

day 3Inishowen Peninsula | Northern Wonders and Coastal Roads

day 4Sligo’s Seaweed Traditions | Wellness on the Coast

day 5Connemara and Galway | Coastal Flavors and Pilgrimage

day 6Burren, Cliffs of Moher, and Limerick | Limestone Landscapes and Atlantic Views

day 7Dingle Peninsula | Gaelic Culture and Coastal Beauty

day 8Iveragh Peninsula | Ring of Kerry and Coastal Treats

day 9Cork and Return to Dublin | Markets and Coastal Farewell

day 10Departure from Dublin | Farewell to Ireland

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10 Breakfast(s)

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Entrance to Kerry CliffsEntrance to Cliffs of Moher

INCLUDED ACTIVITIES

Visit Phoenix Park or St Stephen’s Green in DublinExplore Croke Park stadium and the GAA MuseumExperience Malin More and Folkpark in Glencolumbcille (if time allows)View the Slieve League cliffs at Ti LinnWatch traditional weaving at Studio Donegal in KilcarStand at Malin Head and ferry to RathmullanDrive the Knockalla Coastal Road to Ballymastocker BayVisit Fanad Head lighthouseEnjoy a traditional seaweed bath in County SligoTake in views from Croagh Patrick in WestportStop at Killary Harbour in ConnemaraEnjoy evening music in Galway’s pubsExplore the Burren limestone landscapeVisit the Cliffs of MoherTravel to Loop Head and KilkeeDrive the Dingle Peninsula, including Slea Head and Blasket Islands viewsVisit Dingle village and its seafood sceneFollow the Ring of Kerry and Skellig RingStop at Portmagee and Skellig ChocolateVisit the Kerry CliffsExplore Cork’s English MarketOptional visit to Howth seaside village

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Itinerary

day 1Arrival in Dublin | Parks, Pubs, and History

day 2Dublin to Donegal | Cliffs and Crafts

day 3Inishowen Peninsula | Northern Wonders and Coastal Roads

day 4Sligo’s Seaweed Traditions | Wellness on the Coast

day 5Connemara and Galway | Coastal Flavors and Pilgrimage

day 6Burren, Cliffs of Moher, and Limerick | Limestone Landscapes and Atlantic Views

day 7Dingle Peninsula | Gaelic Culture and Coastal Beauty

day 8Iveragh Peninsula | Ring of Kerry and Coastal Treats

day 9Cork and Return to Dublin | Markets and Coastal Farewell

day 10Departure from Dublin | Farewell to Ireland