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Wild Atlantic Wild Atlantic Way Ferry Route to Island FREE Flight Route to Island Visitors: we welcome your feedback on this guide! ® Signature Discovery Point GUIDE MALIN Discovery Point HEAD Fold out map CIONN pocketguides@failteireland.ie Embarkation Point FHÁNADA also included Road (Motorways / National Road) WILD Buncrana City / Town Mu City of Derry Donegal Airport Airport Note: Not all of the route is fully accessible by coach trac. Dungloe Port of Larne For a suggested coach route, please see Letterkenny ATLANTIC www.failteireland.ie/wildatlanticway CONTENTS Belfast International Belfast SOUTHERN PENINSULAS Airport Harbour SLIABH Donegal Belfast City LIAG Airport & HAVEN COAST WILD ATLANTIC WAY BELFAST WAY MULLAGHMORE DOWNPATRICK HEAD VISITOR GUIDE Sligo 1. SOUTHERN PENINSULAS . Belmullet Experiences to Enjoy Ballina KEEM Visitor Attractions BAY More to Experience Ireland West Westport Airport Knock 2. HAVEN COAST 53 KILLARY Clifden HARBOUR DERRIGIMLAGH Dublin Experiences to Enjoy Airport Dublin Port Visitor Attractions GALWAY DUBLIN Dun Laoghaire More to Experience Connemara Harbour Regional Airport Doolin 3. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 53 CLIFFS OF MOHER Lehinch Adventure & Watersports Shannon International Airport Walking & Cycling Kilkee LIMERICK Kilrush Angling LOOP Foynes HEAD Ballybunion Equestrian Golf Gardens IONAD AN Tralee BHLASCAOID Rosslare MHÓIR Harbour Kerry Waterford Dingle Airport Airport Killarney 4. FAMILY FUN CORK Kenmare Waterville Sneem Cork International 5. FOOD Airport Cork SKELLIG Harbour MICHAEL Kinsale Castletownbere Bantry Clonakilty DURSEY 6. WHAT’S ON ISLAND Skibbereen OLD HEAD OF KINSALE MIZEN HEAD 7. ITINERARIES HAVEN SOUTHERN COAST PENINSULAS 8. GETTING AROUND The Skellig Islands, Co. Kerry Valentia Island, Co. Kerry MAP PICK UP A FREE, MORE DETAILED MAP IN OUR TOURIST OFFICES! WildAtlanticWay.com #WildAtlanticWay See contents page for details All website & email links are live. FI-80732-WAW-S-0617 Southern Peninsulas ® Continue exploring Ireland with 1 & Haven Coast our full range of Visitor Guides… CONTENTS MALIN HEAD CIONN FHÁNADA Buncrana Mu City of Derry Donegal Airport Airport Dungloe Port of CONTENTS Larne WILD ATLANTIC WAY 2 Letterkenny Belfast International Belfast Airport Harbour SLIABH Donegal Belfast City LIAG Airport BELFAST MULLAGHMORE DOWNPATRICK HEAD Sligo Belmullet WILD ATLANTIC WAY Ballina KEEM 1. SOUTHERN PENINSULAS 4 BAY Ireland West Westport Airport Knock KILLARY Clifden HARBOUR DERRIGIMLAGH Dublin Airport Dublin Port Experiences to Enjoy 5 GALWAY DUBLIN Dun Laoghaire Connemara Harbour Regional Airport 1. SOUTHERN PENINSULAS . Doolin CLIFFS OF MOHER Visitor Attractions Lehinch 9 Shannon International Airport Kilkee LIMERICK Kilrush LOOP Foynes HEAD More to Experience 25 Ballybunion Experiences to Enjoy IONAD AN Tralee BHLASCAOID Rosslare MHÓIR Harbour Kerry Waterford Dingle Airport Airport Killarney Visitor Attractions CORK Kenmare Waterville Sneem Cork International Airport Cork SKELLIG Harbour MICHAEL Kinsale Castletownbere Bantry Clonakilty DURSEY More to Experience ISLAND Skibbereen OLD HEAD 2. HAVEN COAST 37 OF KINSALE MIZEN HEAD HAVEN SOUTHERN COAST Experiences to Enjoy 38 PENINSULAS 2. HAVEN COAST 53 Visitor Attractions 41 More to Experience 44 Experiences to Enjoy Visitor Attractions 3. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 53 TOURIST OFFICES: More to Experience Adventure & Watersports 54 Dingle, The Quay, Dingle, 3. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 53 Walking & Cycling 59 Co. Kerry, V92 HHT0 Angling 62 Adventure & Watersports T: 1850 230 330 Walking & Cycling Equestrian 65 E: dingletio@failteirleand.ie Golf 67 Angling Gardens 68 Killarney, Beech Road, Killarney, Equestrian Co. Kerry, V93 AW26 Golf Gardens 4. FAMILY FUN 70 T: 1850 230 330 E: killarneytio@failteireland.ie 5. FOOD 73 4. FAMILY FUN *Kenmare, Heritage Centre, 6. WHAT’S ON 75 Kenmare, Co. Kerry, V93 XVX6 5. FOOD T: 1850 230 300 7. ITINERARIES 81 E: kenmaretio@failteireland.ie 6. WHAT’S ON 8. GETTING AROUND 86 Clonakilty, 25 Ashe Street, 7. ITINERARIES Clonakilty, Co. Cork, P85 X340 T: 1850 230 330 8. GETTING AROUND MAP 88 E: clonakiltytio@failteireland.ie Back Cover Image (Skellig Islands) Kinsale, Pier Road, Kinsale, MAP Every care has been taken in the compilation Credit: @storytravelers Co. Cork, P17 C973 of this visitor guide to ensure accuracy at the T: 1850 230 330 time of publication. The publishers cannot ® E: kinsaletio@failteireland.ie accept responsibility for printed errors or Baltimore, omissions, or alterations occurring after the *Seasonal Office guidebook has been published. Co. Cork All website & email links are live. 1 ® you can indulge in some seaweed foraging with a local guide with a WILD ATLANTIC WAY culinary experience so you can taste the fruits of your labours. As night falls enjoy the craic at traditional music sessions and even try a few steps of an Irish jig! It’s out on these western extremities – drawn in by the constant rhythm of the ocean’s roar and the consistent warmth of The Wild Atlantic Way, the longest defined coastal touring route the people – where you’ll find the Ireland you have always imagined. CONTENTS in the world stretching 2,500km from Inishowen in Donegal to Kinsale in West Cork, leads you through one of the world’s most WILD ATLANTIC WAY dramatic landscapes. Find out more at A frontier on the very edge of Europe, the Wild Atlantic Way is a place www.wildatlanticway.com 1. SOUTHERN PENINSULAS . like no other, which in turn has given its people a unique outlook on Experiences to Enjoy life. Here you can immerse yourself in a different way of living. Here For additional information: you can let your freer, spontaneous side breathe. Here you can embrace Visitor Attractions the Wild Atlantic Way of Life. waw@failteireland.ie More to Experience The most memorable holidays always have a touch of wildness about facebook.com/irelandswaw 2. HAVEN COAST 53 them, and the Wild Atlantic Way will not disappoint. With opportunities Experiences to Enjoy to view the raw, rugged beauty of the highest sea cliffs in Europe; youtube.com/wildatlanticway experience Northern lights dancing in winter skies; journey by boat to Visitor Attractions many of the wonderful islands off our island; experience the coast by instagram.com/thewildatlanticway More to Experience horseback; or take a splash and enjoy the many water sports available. @wildatlanticway 3. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 53 Stop often at the many small settlements and towns along the route. Download Every few miles there are places to stretch your legs and have a bite #wildatlanticway the FREE Adventure & Watersports to eat, so be sure to allow enough time take it all in. For the foodies, Walking & Cycling Wild Atlantic Angling Way App Equestrian now! Golf Gardens 4. FAMILY FUN 5. FOOD 6. WHAT’S ON 7. ITINERARIES 8. GETTING AROUND MAP Sheep at Coulagh Bay, Beara All website & email links are live. 2 3 SOUTHERN PENINSULAS: ® 1 SOUTHERN PENINSULAS: EXPERIENCES TO ENJOY 1 THAT EDGE-OF-THE-WORLD- Dingle Cookery School FEELING Dingle Cookery School, An Choill, Dingle, Co. Kerry Tel: 086 8723521 info@dinglecookeryschool.com CONTENTS www.dinglecookeryschool.com Memorable experiences on the Cork and Kerry coasts. GPS Lat 52.141172488682344, Long -10.281186101320827 WILD ATLANTIC WAY In Ireland’s beautiful southwest - where the ancient Kingdom of Kerry Chowder - one of the most welcoming dishes known to man. Master the art of creating a superb creamy Irish chowder full of fresh Atlantic fish. The meets the wilds of West Cork - five great peninsulas with mountainous 1. SOUTHERN PENINSULAS . hands-on experience, if you want to get involved yourself, takes 3 hours and includes spines stretch into the ocean. This is great walking country, with long Experiences to Enjoy lunch while the demo option which includes tastings is just 1hr 30mins. All ingredients distance trails and circular routes across the region. Hugging the coast, included. Visitor Attractions or crossing Ireland’s highest mountains, breath-taking views unfold at More to Experience every turn. This is as far west as Ireland gets: “next parish Manhattan”, as they say. And there’s a distinctly edge-of the-world feel to the The Skywalk @ Kells Bay Gardens 2. HAVEN COAST 53 Southern Peninsulas, as both the mainland and everyday life are left Experiences to Enjoy far behind. You could find yourself paddle-boarding with dolphins, Kells Bay House, Kells, Cahersiveen, Co. Kerry Visitor Attractions speaking Irish in the Gaeltacht, landing on a deserted island once home V23 EP48 More to Experience to Ireland’s greatest born-storytellers, taking a cable-car with the ocean Tel: 066 9477975 billy@kellsgardens.ie www.kellsgardens.ie crashing below, crossing to a World Heritage Site of medieval pilgrimage, 3. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 53 following a copper mine trail or star-gazing under Ireland’s darkest skies. Inspired by plant exploration expeditions to the jungles of south- Memorable, sometimes life-changing experiences lie ahead. east Asia, The Skywalk is Ireland’s longest rope-bridge and is positioned as part of a Adventure & Watersports looped walk through Kells Bay Gardens, which contains probably the largest collections Walking & Cycling of tree-ferns in the northern hemisphere (BBC Gardeners World 2016). The Skywalk, Angling which may be omitted from the walk, spans the fast flowing Deligeenagh River at a Equestrian height of circa 11m. It can be completed either as part of a guided tour, though most Golf visitors prefer to explore the gardens alone. Guided tour must be booked in advance. Gardens DURATION: 1 hour. 4. FAMILY FUN Walk & Whiskey Tour on Whiddy Island 5. FOOD Sheep’s Head & Bantry Tourism Co-operative, Bridge 6. WHAT’S ON House, Kealkill, Co. Cork Tel: 086 3030991 info@livingthesheepsheadway.com 7. ITINERARIES www.livingthesheepsheadway.com/walk-whiskey-island-tour Get a real taste of Ireland on a walk and whiskey tour of Whiddy 8. GETTING AROUND Island. Take the short ferry trip from historic Bantry, and islander Tim O’Leary will share the secrets of this West Cork island’s past. On your guided walk, you’ll encounter traces left by previous generations, from Martello towers to the old schoolhouse.
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