Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way

Welcome to Ireland and start your adventure along the Wild Atlantic Way! Travel along the coastal road through County Clare taking in Lahinch and the Burren, a UNESCO Global Geopark, before reaching Galway City, the ‘City of Tribes’.

Located off the west coast at the mouth of Galway Bay, the Aran Islands are famous for the Irish speaking community and unique way of life. Opt to explore this Island on your own, or take a mini-bus tour with a local guide.

A wild land of rocky mountains and sparkling brooks, Connemara National Park will take your breath away. Travel through The Twelve Bens and stay in one this regions prettiest villages or historic properties.

The longest off-road walking and cycling trail in Ireland, Great Western Greenway follows the renowned Westport to Achill railway that closed in 1937.

Voted one of the coolest places to visit by Lonely Planet, Donegal is packed with wild landscapes, isolated white sandy beaches and some of the world’s highest cliffs at Slieve League.

Journey into the country’s heartbeat, and explore its tracks, trails and waterside towns along the River Shannon, Ireland’s longest river. 

The beauty of staying in the Hidden Heartlands is that you have a choice to depart from Shannon or Dublin. Journey times are the same, or why not opt to stay another day in one of these locations.