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Wild Atlantic Way route

The Wild Atlantic Way route follows the west coast of Ireland. CloverIreland has a written guide for the coastal drive and a county map so the route sits next to Kerry, Clare, Galway, Mayo and Donegal.

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Wild Atlantic Way map

The official route is long. The useful map for planning is the county map: you see which stretch you can drive in the days you have, instead of treating the whole coast as one outing.

Wild Atlantic Way Donegal

Donegal is the northern end of the same coast. Slieve League has its own landmark page. It is a different day from the Cliffs of Moher.

How the guide is organised

The blog post walks the coastal idea. The map and the landmark pages (Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, Dingle peninsula, Connemara National Park) are the stops you can open one by one.

Read the Wild Atlantic Way guide

The article sits with the county map on CloverIreland.

Read the Wild Atlantic Way guide

Questions people ask

Can I drive the whole Wild Atlantic Way?

The full coast takes longer than a standard week. Pick a section on the map and stay there.

Is the Wild Atlantic Way only in the Republic?

The marketed route runs along the Atlantic counties. Northern Ireland is on the same CloverIreland map, including the Giant's Causeway page.

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