|
|
The Wild Atlantic Way: world's longest coastal route in IrelandVIDEO
For something big you have to be in Ireland. The Wild Atlantic Way is Ireland's first long distance route for cars and the longest, marked coastal route in the world. The route stretches along the west coast of County Donegal in the north to Cork in southern Ireland. |
Along the route you will discover several nature areas, such as Connemara, The Burren, Galway Bay and Kerry. In total you'll pass 156 lookout points and numerous cultural and historical attractions and this is accompanied by the rough roar of the Atlantic Ocean and the cordiality of the people of Ireland.
You can discover these experiences among other things:
• Magic in the Donegal-tweed,
• A traditional seaweed bath,
• Look for wild food along the coast of Killala,
• The cable car to the last sunset of Europe.
• Magic in the Donegal-tweed,
• A traditional seaweed bath,
• Look for wild food along the coast of Killala,
• The cable car to the last sunset of Europe.
There was a corresponding guide "50 Secrets of the Wild Atlantic Way" designed to highlight some of the hidden treasures on the road: places where the locals like to come, sometimes away from the beaten paths. This gives visitors the opportunity to experience the authentic Ireland. The guide is specially designed with the independent traveler in mind. On this route you will never get bored.
Text: Thierry Hanan Scheers
Video: Reelgood Productions
More about: Ireland, video
Check out also these:
Alghero and the west coast of Sardinia
Beautiful northern lights in Iceland
Fondue backpack in Gstaad in Switzerland
Hiking Itegem-Echternach
Luxembourg with backpack and platonic love
Madeira pure and wild
The immense beauty of Finland
The lake of Echternach in winter
The unknown but certainly not unloved Slovenian coast
Travel with Sander Groen
Wild Scotland
2015 in 20 pictures
2016 in 16 pictures
