Walking Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way runs the length of the west coast, with traditional villages, ancient monuments and never-forgotten scenery making it the ideal destination for a walking adventure. With our expert local guides bringing the history of this stunning location to life, we explore windswept cliffs, which are interspersed with captivating bays and beaches, plus Killarney National Park and the rugged beauty of Inishmore island.

We stay for seven nights in three- and four-star hotels, selected for their character, location and unique charm. The accommodations we usually use are listed below.



Dublin: Ashling Hotel or The Hendrick Hotel (night 1)







Both are close to the River Liffey in the heart of the capital and within walking distance of the finest restaurants, cafes and bars in the city.



Killarney: Abbey Lodge (nights 2-4)







This quaint 15-room B&B provides a traditional warm welcome, while décor includes interesting antiques and art. It’s also ideally located for our adventures and just over a five-minute walk to the historic town centre of Killarney.



Doolin: The Lodge Doolin (nights 5-7)







This family-run property is the result of 20 years’ hard work from owners Niall and Deirdre, who transformed rustic limestone buildings into a welcoming retreat. The property is in a scenic spot, wrapped by the beautiful Irish countryside, and yet it’s only a five-minute walk into the village of Doolin.