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The Wild Atlantic Way is a world-famous coastal route that spans seven of Ireland's counties, taking in some stunning scenery along the way. You’ll drive routes that ring great peninsulas reaching out into the ocean. Tiny roads cling to the shoreline and then emerge high up in the cliffs above the Atlantic swell. Tucked away in little villages and towns that snuggle into the coastline are delightful cafes and restaurants where you can indulge in the spectacular views, good food and great wine.

Ireland’s West Coast offers some of the world’s most spectacular scenery; from the soaring Cliffs of Moher and the unique ‘lunar’ landscape of The Burren to wide, almost deserted sandy beaches and picturesque seaside villages such as Ballyvaughan and Quilty. One thing all these have in common is that they offer superb views of the Atlantic Ocean in all its widely ranging moods from raging torrential storms to calm, emerald seas.

Killarney is perhaps the most picturesque part of Ireland’s south west and is considered a must visit. Killarney is the gateway to the Ring of Kerry and has been Ireland's top town for tourism for many years. Although Killarney is a very attractive town, it is outshone by the beautiful surrounding countryside with its mountains, lakes, woods and coastline. You can take a ride through part of this beauty by taking a Jaunting Car, the local form of horse drawn carriage.