With one foot in County Cork and the other in County Kerry, Beara Peninsula is the unsung gem of both. Most have heard of the popular Ring of Kerry and the phenomenal landscapes of West Cork so they’re a huge draw to tourists. But if you want to experience the true essence of the Wild … Read More
Cork is the largest county in Ireland and it sure packs a punch! From rugged cliffs tops, stunning beaches, colourful villages and a wild peninsulas, touring Cork won’t disappoint. Here’s 15 things to do in Cork, Ireland you really shouldn’t miss on your Wild Atlantic Way road trip. Our Wild Atlantic Way route through County … Read More
We’ve all seen the magazine shots of blue skies, fluffy clouds and open roads. We’ve imagined gazing over the ocean as the sun fades beyond the horizon. In awe of the afterglow turning the sky wild with colour over the 40 shades of green and lush wilderness. I hate to break it to you, but … Read More
Cork is Ireland’s southernmost county and the starting point for our Wild Atlantic Way road trip. Cork’s coastline is spectacular and we loved every minute of every mile. The rugged coastal scenery is as wild as you would imagine and the driving challenge of single track lanes and hairpin bends is unforgettable. The Irish charm of the locals makes a great … Read More
Fungie the Dingle Dolphin Dingle Peninsula is on the northern reaches of County Kerry and a highlight on any Wild Atlantic Way road trip. It’s an isolated landscape and the rugged beauty lures people from all around the world. Dingle Peninsula is rich in cultural heritage and well preserved archeological sites. Not to mention a … Read More