7 Day Atlantic Way Experience

Failte Romhat; (Welcome),
Leave the capital for your easygoing tour of Ireland, and enjoy the scenic drive to of Ireland’s most beautiful regions, The Wild Atlantic Way.
The first stop is Portumna Castle built close to 400 years ago by the de Burgo (Burke) family, which stands close to Lough Derg and the River Shannon. The parklands and woods (1,500 acres) surrounding the castle are now a wildlife sanctuary and home to lots of different little animals and deer.
From there we continue our journey through the lush rolling hills and patchwork farmland as we traverse Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands towards Galway City.
Soke up the famous colourful atmosphere around the tribal city of Galway – the busker music, the cobblestone lanes, the contemporary flair that blends well with its medieval past, and of course, the oysters
Stroll the famous Salthill promenade or go for a wee dip!!! We are lucky enough to stay near the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, the ever-changing light and conditions draw locals in on a daily basis.
In the evening, you will have some free time to soak up the atmosphere in the lively streets and pubs. Street performers, live music and dance and colourful locals will keep you entertained during your stay.
Overnight in Galway City

Travel back in time as we spend a whole day on the Gaelic speaking island of Inis Mor. Miles of stone walls awaits
Enjoy a 40 min boat trip to the island & choose to explore the island by bike (€15 per person) or on pony & trap with a local guide (€30 per person)
Discover the most impressive stone fort in Ireland at Dun Aengus.
Drop by local market shops for the famous Aran sweaters.
Pass by the remaining two Aran Islands en route back to Doolin in County Clare
Visit a nice cosy Pub for food and a traditional ETB music experience.
The average driving time today is 2 hours.

From the mighty cliffs to the magical kingdom as we move from Clare to Kerry.
This morning we visit the Cliffs of Moher. Here there is an option to take an off the beaten track self-guided walk of the unspoilt region along the cliffs.
If you or members of your group prefer not to do the walk, our driver/guide will bring you straight to the Cliffs of Moher centre.
Here there is plenty to do and see, mini walking trails along the Cliffs, shops, cafes, gift stores and an amazing interactive museum about the cliffs and the surrounding region, wildlife and flora and fauna.
After the Cliffs, you will get the chance to sample the fresh seafood and local craft beers in a nice cosy ETB Pub. Discover the bustling and colourful seaside town of Lahinch.
Watch out for dolphins as we take a ferry across the mighty mouth of the Shannon – the longest river in Ireland or Britain!
Travel over the Conor Pass, Irelands highest mountain road.
En route, there will be an option for the group to experience a local sheepdog demonstration on a nearby farm by the sea.
Roll into bustling Dingle just in time for a creamy pint of Guinness.
Overnight in Dingle
The average driving time today is 3 hours 30 minutes.

This morning we make our way to the tip of the Peninsula. Wander along this long stretch of wide, clean and serene beach and get lost in your thoughts.
We drive the curvy Slea Head drive. Once described by National Geographic as the most beautiful place on earth, we drive along the edge of the peninsula with the wild Atlantic ocean to our left and the patchwork green fields to our right.
You’ll discover local secluded beaches, ancient stone huts and have plenty of free time to take photos and experience the majestic surroundings.
Enjoy the jaw-dropping scenery and knife-edge drops are guaranteed on a leisurely drive around Slea Head.
After lunch is yours to design. Relax with downtime in Dingle. Or partake of the following options;
Food Tour, Walking tour, Whiskey Distillery or Boat tour.
You’ll have ample time to sample the fresh seafood or and local craft beers in a nice cosy ETB Pub.
The average driving time today is 2 hour 30 minutes
Overnight in Dingle

Early this morning we’re touring the scenic Ring of Kerry route, circuiting the Iveragh peninsula.
Situated in the South Westerly corner of Ireland, The Iveragh Peninsula is home to The Ring of Kerry – Ireland’s most spectacular mountain road. The Ring covers 180km of rolling rugged countryside and truly stunning panoramic coastline views.
Setting off in an anti-clockwise direction, we map the banks of the River Laune to Killorglin and head south to Glenbeigh, Kells and Caherciveen. The tour continues to Waterville along the coast via, Derrynane and then Sneem. From Sneem, we travel north, up the mountain road to the breathtaking Molls Gap and home after taking in Ladies’ View and Muckross.
So, look forward to sitting back, relaxing and enjoying this enchanting peninsula’s history, culture, stories and folklore.
Arriving in Killarney at 4 pm approx will give you a chance to explore the National park at your leisure.
Take a scenic horse-drawn carriage ride around Killarney National Park (Tour Option – €15 per person).
See the magical 1,000-year-old yew tree growing at the heart of ruined Muckross Abbey.
Catch traditional ETB music and outstanding local food in picturesque Killarney.
Scenic, short walk to Torc Waterfall.
Admire charming 19th century Muckross House Gardens.
Your accommodation is ​centrally located at the edge of Killarney National Park
The average driving time today is 4 hours.

Expect country roads and superb scenery today as you journey from Killarney to Cork. A relaxing day exploring Blarney & Kinsale.
Kiss the Blarney Stone and receive the gift of the gab – the ETB ability to flatter and speak with great eloquence.
Explore the lush gardens at Blarney Castle
Arrive in Kinsale for lunchtime. Soak up local flavour in Ireland’s charming gourmet capital. Taste the best of this amazing little town with colour and character at every step
Explore the picture-perfect town of Kinsale –With beautiful scenes that meander on the edge of Kinsale’s picturesque harbour and bring you to the heritage site of Charles Fort, Kinsale’s Scilly Walk is anything but!
By night enjoy a stunning natural setting, a vibrant restaurant scene and atmospheric pubs.
Overnight in Kinsale

Today your tour takes in some amazing sights on the journey from Cork back to Dublin.
Rise early and take in the Kinsale harbour and its surroundings.
Follow the Lee Valley downriver, passing patchwork fields, stone bridges and charming cottages.
Travel back in time on a self-guided tour at Cahir Castle, one of Ireland’s largest medieval fortress
Tour the epic Rock of Cashel with its stunning natural setting and historic architecture.
After a full day wandering the ancient sites of Ireland, it’s then back to Dublin in the evening.
This is where your easygoing tour of Ireland ends, we hope you have enjoyed your time spent with us!