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Ireland: the Wild Atlantic Way by car, from Galway to Kerry, Ireland

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Ireland: the Wild Atlantic Way by car, from Galway to Kerry

Eight days by car along Ireland's Atlantic coast: Galway and Connemara, the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher, Dingle or the Ring of Kerry, then Cork. Seven nights in B&Bs, hotels and a manor house, with Irish breakfast.

8 days, 7 nightsRoad Trips

Quick facts

Country
Ireland
Continent
Europe
Duration
8 days, 7 nights
Travel style
Road Trips
Best period
May to September

Indicative price from

€699

per person

This itinerary is a starting point: we'll adapt it with you in your tailor-made proposal.

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Overview

The Wild Atlantic Way is the road that follows Ireland's west coast, and it is made to be driven slowly, stopping wherever you like. From Dublin you cross the island to Galway, the gateway to Connemara, with its lakes, bogs and Kylemore Abbey.

Then south along the Black Head road, across the Burren to the Cliffs of Moher. In Kerry you choose between the Dingle Peninsula and the Ring of Kerry, before moving on to Cork and returning to Dublin through the interior.

Self-drive trip: 7 nights with Irish breakfast in B&Bs, 3-4 star hotels and a manor house; a rental car can be added on request.

Day by day

8 days in the programme

Included

  • Included7 nights in rooms with private bathroom: 2 in B&Bs, 4 in 3-4 star hotels and 1 in a manor house
  • IncludedIrish breakfast every morning

Not included

  • Not includedFlights from Italy and airport taxes
  • Not includedRental car, to be added on request, and fuel
  • Not includedMeals and drinks
  • Not includedEntrance fees
  • Not includedMedical and baggage insurance
  • Not includedAnything not listed under "Included"

Trip highlights

  • Galway and its pub music
  • Connemara and Kylemore Abbey
  • The Black Head coast road and the Burren
  • The Cliffs of Moher
  • The Dingle Peninsula or the Ring of Kerry
  • A night in a manor house

Good to know

  • For Ireland Italian citizens only need an ID card valid for travel or a passport.
  • In Ireland you drive on the left and the coastal roads are often narrow and winding: a compact car and unhurried stages are best.
  • The weather changes quickly even in summer: dress in layers and bring a waterproof jacket.

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