Roadtrip Itinerary Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland

Wild Atlantic Way is a classic roadtrip famous for coastal towns and surfing, and the plannning is half the fun. The best time of year to do this roadtrip is usually April–October. Copy this map to plan your own roadtrip along the Wild Atlantic Way. Make your own custom map at PamPam:

Recommended route

Kinsale

Charming harbor town known for its food, castles and colorful maritime character.

Skellig Michael (via Portmagee)

Remote island UNESCO World Heritage site with 6th‑century monastic ruins.

Dingle Peninsula – Slea Head Drive

Coastal loop with dramatic seascapes, ancient ruins and traditional fishing villages.

The Burren & Poulnabrone Dolmen

Unique limestone karst landscape with ancient archaeological sites.

Cliffs of Moher

Iconic 14 km of sheer cliffs rising over 200 m above the Atlantic Ocean.

Connemara National Park (Kylemore Abbey)

Rugged landscapes, lakes, mountains and the picturesque Kylemore Abbey estate.

Achill Island – Atlantic Drive

Scenic loop drive across Ireland’s largest island with high cliffs & coastal views.

Slieve League Cliffs

Europe’s highest sea cliffs (~601 m), offering breathtaking coastal hikes.

Glenveagh National Park & Castle

Remote national park with castle, gardens, and mountain and lake hiking trails.

Fanad Lighthouse (Fanad Head)

Historic lighthouse with dramatic views and coastal walks on the Fanad Peninsula.

Malin Head

Ireland’s northernmost point with dramatic rocky coastline and vast Atlantic views.