Discover the best top things to do in Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland including Fastnet Lighthouse, Ballycotton Lighthouse, Dursey Boat Trips, Fenit Lighthouse, Ballyglass Lighthouse, Kilbaha Lighthouse, Ionad Deirbhile - Eachleim Heritage Centre, Loop Head Lighthouse, Black Head, Inishere Lighthouse.
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
On a sunny day this is an absolute must. We left Schull harbour and arrived on Cape Clear at middayt. We boarded the waiting boat to the lighthouse directly. On the way out we came across a pod of dolphins which was an added bonus and I heard you could also possible see breaching whales on some trips. The lighthouse is breathtaking and the tour gives you loads of photo taking opportunities. The water was clam but some kids did feel ill while we were at the lighthouse when the boat slowed down. After returning we spent a few hours on Cape Clear. On a sunny day this is a special place and there is a steep hill overlooking the bay that is worth the walk. Overall superb day out. One of Ireland's top attractions, forget Temple Bar and the Guinness storehouse this is the real deal. Ireland's teardrop has so much history. Just do it!
5.0 based on 38 reviews
We had a perfect couple of hours visiting Ballycotton Lighthouse. Hazel, was the most enthusiastic and well informed guide, making our trip more memorable. It was a lovely sunny day and the views were spectacular.
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Lovely scenery, nice quiet beach even on a cool day. You can drive all the way along the pier with parking.
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Lovely little tour and information centre, with a fantastic cliff walk adjacent. A picnic would be perfect here
4.5 based on 7 reviews
A heritage centre located in the heart of Belmullet's Gaeltacht(Irish Speaking Region), Eachleim. Ionad Deirbhile offers local knowledge on making the most of Eachleim's Gaeltacht and an immersive historical experience with artifact displays and a local guide to educate guests on emmigration from Blacksod Bay to the North America's, The connection of Blacksod Bay with WW2 and the history and information on how to reach the abandoned village on Inis Gé island. The centre offers refreshments and WiFi for guests, workshops, tourist maps and cycle routes for your stay. As well as a dedicated emmigration researcher to connect the descendants of the Blacksod Emmigrants with their heritage. The centre is also wheelchair friendly.
4.5 based on 98 reviews
You must make your way down the road from Kilbaha to the carpark at Loop Head. Walk to the right and look north to see try he cliffs , turn left and follow the path as it travels from the Atlantic to the Shannon Estuary. Smell the air and take lots of pictures.
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