For those who enjoy road trips, there’s nothing quite like the extraordinary Wild Atlantic Way, an iconic journey that promises adventure at every turn. Spanning an impressive 2,600 kms through nine counties along Ireland’s wild Atlantic coast, this renowned trail captivates travellers with its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and charming local hospitality. Visitors travelling along the Wild Atlantic Way will encounter various landscapes, featuring dramatic cliffs that plunge into the roaring sea, enchanting bays and beaches where surf meets sand, lush green landscapes dotted with ancient castles and historic ruins, and mystical islands.
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All About The Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland's Most Famous Driving Route
The Wild Atlantic Way isn’t just a drive; it’s an experience that beckons travellers to explore stunning natural landscapes, hidden coastal gems, taste delicious local cuisine, and connect with the warmth of local communities along the route

The edge of the Horseshoe, Ballard is located on the Wild Atlantic Way near Kilkee and Doonbeg in Ireland
Photo: Michael Foley/Flickr
The edge of the Horseshoe, Ballard is located on the Wild Atlantic Way near Kilkee and Doonbeg in Ireland
Photo: Michael Foley/Flickr

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