8 articles to prepare your trip
Westport
Westport, a Georgian pearl in County Mayo, combines traditional pubs, Keem Bay, and access to the Wild Atlantic Way. A practical guide to exploring it well.
On the north coast of Northern Ireland, Portrush blends Atlantic beaches, legendary golf and direct access to the Giant's Causeway.
Nestled on the Renvyle Peninsula, Letterfrack opens the doors to Connemara National Park, wild beaches and Kylemore Abbey.
Fjord De Killary
Stretching 16 km between Mayo and Galway, Killary Fjord marks the northern boundary of Connemara. Cruises, Famine Walk and fishing villages on the agenda.
Galway
A bohemian gem of Ireland, Galway blends traditional pubs, colourful facades and serves as the gateway to Connemara, the Burren and the Aran Islands.
Wild beaches, early Christian sites and Irish-speaking villages: the Dingle Peninsula concentrates all the charms of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
Ballycastle
Gateway to the Causeway Coastal Route, Ballycastle blends rich history, wild beaches and direct access to the Giant's Causeway and Rathlin Island.
Basalt cliffs, wild Glens, Game of Thrones landscapes and a capital in renaissance: County Antrim concentrates the most spectacular Northern Ireland has to offer.
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