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    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.

    Wild beauty

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    • Islands
    • Life at sea

    Discover the Wild Atlantic Way with the locals

    Experience the beauty of Ireland's west coast in the company of Galway man, Charlie Troy.

    The Wild Atlantic Way is a journey to experience for the spectacular landscape, rich culture and the friendly people...

    Charlie Troy, Cnoc Suain Galway

    Wild Atlantic Way highlights

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    Eco Atlantic Adventures

    Eco Atlantic Adventures is an activity based enterprise located in Cranford, County Donegal.

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    Doagh Famine Village

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    The Ardara Distillery

    Childhood memories of summers spent at his grandparents’ homestead, exploring the wild Atlantic coast and an ever growing desire to breathe new life into an almost forgotten style of Irish whiskey, enticed James Doherty to bring his family back to County Donegal. The result is The Ardara Distillery.

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    Fanad Lighthouse

    Experience the timeless magic of Fanad Lighthouse. One of the great lighthouses of Ireland standing between idyllic Lough Swilly and Mulroy Bay in County Donegal, Fanad Lighthouse has been voted one of the most beautiful lighthouses in the world.

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    Leo's Tavern

    Tábhairne Leo (Leo's Tavern) is the family home of "Clannad" and "Enya". Leo and his wife Maire bought the tavern in 1968 and Leo became the resident musician with sing songs nightly and which would involve the nine members of his family.

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    National Surf Centre Strandhill

    The National Surf Centre Strandhill solidifies County Sligo’s reputation as one of the must visit outdoor adventure destinations in Ireland.

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    Drumcliffe Church and Grave of W.B Yeats

    Sligo

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    Benbulben

    Sligo

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    Coleman Irish Music Centre - Ceoláras Coleman

    A visit to the centre will provide a first-hand experience of Sligo’s original brand of traditional music

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    Clew Bay Bike Trail

    Clew Bay Bike Trail is the first looped cycle experience of Clew Bay in County Mayo, taking in both Achill Island and Clare Island. The trail can be completed in one day, but two days allows you more time to enjoy the pretty towns and impressive scenery along the way.

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    Connacht Whiskey Distillery

    Discover the art of distilling and single malt pot still Irish whiskey at Connacht Whiskey Distillery in Ballina in Mayo. Tour the distillery, try craft spirits or reserve your own cask of single malt Irish whiskey.

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    Matt Molloy

    Traditional Irish music pub located in the centre of Westport, County Mayo.

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    Killary Adventure Company

    There are adventures for everyone at Killary Adventure Company, near Leenane, County Galway. Sweeping down to the fjord through ancient woodland with spectacular mountain and coastal scenery all around, Killary is a place like no other.

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    Connemara Pub Tours

    Connemara Pub Tours offer guided tours of Connemara and the Aran Islands with a range of offerings from food and drink to culture and heritage with emphasis on the local experience.

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    Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh Conamara - Pearse Cottage

    Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, is located in Ros Muc, Connemara County Galway. It celebrates the things which drew Patrick Pearse to Connemara, the same things that draw people to Connemara today, the people, the landscape, the rich Gaelic language and culture which still thrives in the area.

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    Trad on the Prom

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    West Coast RIB Adventures

    Clare

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    Burren Smokehouse

    Clare

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    O'Brien's Tower

    Clare

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    Kilkee Cliffs

    Clare

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    Nevsail Watersports & Adventures Limerick

    Limerick

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    The Milk Market

    Explore the Milk Market in Limerick city, a fantastic all-weather venue with daily market shops, a Friday City Market, Saturday's famous food market, Sunday's riverside variety market and an Artisan Craft Fair every month.

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    Limerick Greenway Walking Trail

    If you’re looking for a family friendly adventure, the Limerick Greenway is not to be missed.

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    Dolans

    Dolans is an award winning traditional pub situated in the heart of Limerick City. It offers visitors a great choice of live music and entertainment.

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    Mór Active

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    Siamsa Tíre Theatre and Arts Centre, Tralee

    Siamsa Tíre Theatre and Arts Centre, Tralee is nestled in the middle of Tralee Town, along the breathtaking Wild Atlantic Way. Developed in 1991, the bespoke venue boasts a fully accessible 350 seat theatre, a spacious rehearsal studio, a dedicated music room and inspiring gallery spaces. All of these are designed to celebrate the richness of Ireland's artistic and cultural heritage along with contemporary arts.

    Kerry

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    Kenmare Foodie Tours

    Accompany Karen Coakley, a food blogger and TV chef, on a fun food tour of Kenmare. Meet artisan producers and taste delicious dishes during the three and a half hour walking trail.

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    Killarney National Park

    Make your way to the internationally renowned Killarney National Park, in County Kerry. Come here for the scenic beauty with 10,000 hectares of stunning lakes, mountains and woods.

    Kerry

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    Ceann Sléibhe (Slea Head)

    Drive along Slea Head (Ceann Sléibhe) in County Kerry and take in incredible views of ancient forts, stunning beaches, historic churches and more.

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    Atlantic Sea Kayaking

    Explore West Cork’s coastline, dotted with deserted islands, ancient castles, sea caves, hidden coves and an abundance of marine life, with Atlantic Sea Kayaking.

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    Kinsale Food Tours

    With so many glorious venues on the doorstep, Kinsale Town is a mecca for tourists and Irish alike who flock here for the wonderful food. For the food fanatic, this is a particular treat, having a rich hinterland and coastline which provides Kinsale Food Tours, County Cork, with the freshest and most fabulous food and people.

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    Skibbereen Heritage Centre

    Visit the Skibbereen Heritage Centre in County Cork and learn about the poignant story of the Great Famine in the 1840s. Stroll through the streets and stories of Skibbereen, which was one of the worst affected areas in Ireland during the Famine.

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    The Healy Pass

    Cork

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    West Cork Music

    West Cork Music promotes the West Cork Chamber Music Festival, West Cork Literary Festival and Masters of Tradition in Bantry, County Cork.

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