Ireland · WILD ATLANTIC WAY TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 wild atlantic way tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Travel from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher and Galway with Wild Rover Tours on a 13-hour coach trip. You get two hours at the cliffs, a Burren route with Irish stories and music, and two hours in Galway, plus Wi-Fi and included admission.
“David, our tour guide, was fantastic. He’s very knowledgeable and entertaining as well. Highly recommended this tour.”
Travel from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Galway on a 12.5-hour Finn McCools coach tour. You’ll get two hours at the cliffs, a drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, and up to two hours in Galway, with guides such as Aoife, Olie, and Conor adding Irish stories, music, and local tips.
“This was a wonderful experience. Aoife was our tour guide and she did a wonderful job talking about Irish history and the contexts of all of the landmarks. She was funny, informative, and incredibly helpful. She offered several tips and suggestions about where to go, what to eat, and how to get around. She was very good about keeping us all on time to every destination. The views of the Cliffs as well as the Burren a s Galway city were all so wonderful and she made it a lot better. The bus driver Nick was excellent and handled the vehicle excellently. the ride on the coach was smooth for…”
Leave Dublin at 7:40 am for a full day across Ireland’s midlands and west coast. You’ll see Kinvara, Dunguaire Castle, the Burren, Doolin, and the Cliffs of Moher, with commentary from a local Paddywagon guide and admission to the Atlantic Edge visitor center included.
“Michael was an excellent tour guide and driver! He was very informative, but kept it light. He kept us on schedule to get the most out of our tour. There were plenty of stops along the way for sightseeing and bathroom breaks! Highly recommend this tour!”
Leave Cork at 7:45 a.m. for the Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Doolin, Limerick, and Bunratty Castle. You get a comfortable, air-conditioned Paddywagon coach, live commentary, WiFi, and cliff admission. Guides such as Kevin, Paul, Michael, and Brian have made this long day especially entertaining for many visitors.
“The trip was lovely! The bus was very comfortable and the drive scenic and smooth. The cliffs were gorgeous - we even saw puffins! The driver was knowledgeable and did a great job of blending the past and present of Irish history into his tour narrative! I also had some of the best ice cream I’ve ever had on our stop at Bunratty Castle! Highly recommend!!”
Travel from Arthur’s Quay in Limerick to the Cliffs of Moher, with time for the Atlantic Edge exhibition, lunch in Liscannor, a drive through the Burren, and a short Bunratty Castle stop. Guides such as Kevin, Martin, and Michael add Irish history and humor along the way.
“Wonderful experience with Martin and Ahmed, everyone was on time and very informative. Lunch was great!!”
Travel from Galway along the Wild Atlantic Way to Dunguaire Castle, Doolin, the Cliffs of Moher, and the Burren. Guides such as Phil, Gerry, Pavel, Alan, and Paddy add local stories, humor, and history. The $102.39 tour includes transport and Cliffs entry, but lunch costs extra.
“Beautiful experience. Tour guide Phil was unbelievable, really knows his stuff. Great timing of all the experiences. Would recommend!”
Travel from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, Annascaul, the Ring of Kerry, and Killarney National Park. English-speaking guides such as Alex, Rory, Edward, Danny, and Vincent have led this route, which includes transport, entrance fees, and one night’s accommodation.
“The landscape along the way and the sites we visited are beautiful and amazing. Learned a lot about the Irish history and folk lore in an entertaining way from our guides.”
Spend about 11 hours traveling from Cork to Killarney, Inch Beach, Slea Head, and Dingle. A driver-guide handles the narrow roads and live commentary, while optional extras may include a Killarney carriage ride and a lamb stop. Expect superb coastal views, limited meal time, and possible bus changes.
“Awesome day trip would highly recommend loved inch beach, the carriage ride, and walking around ! My only suggestion would be to communicate that participants should bring snacks-no food till later in the afternoon 3pm everyone was starving.”
Travel from Limerick through Adare and County Kerry to Killarney, Inch Beach, Slea Head, and Dingle with a driver-guide. Expect coastal views, Gaelic culture, photo stops, and stories from guides such as Michael and Paudie. Bring snacks, and confirm your pickup point before departure.
“A good day out with a loads of information and chat from DJ, our driver for the day. Limerick to Killarney, with a chance to take a jaunting car tour of the Park, then on to Inch Beach, before continuing along the Slea Head Drive, with scenic photo stops where the narrow road allowed. Even got a chance to meet and feed some sheep, donkeys and goats, then back around to Dingle with time to eat and enjoy the town, before returning to Killarney and then back to Limerick”
Meet Danny, Steve, and the Real Adventures team near Ballyconneely for a 2.5-hour coasteering session along Connemara’s rugged Atlantic shore. You’ll swim through gullies, scramble over rock, explore sea caves, and choose cliff jumps suited to your ability. Wetsuits, helmets, buoyancy aids, gloves, shorts, and runners are provided.
“Danny was an incredible guide. He had a great personality and challenged our entire group. Everyone had a blast!”
Travel from Dublin to Ireland’s west and southwest coasts with a Paddywagon guide, seeing Kinvara, the Burren, Doolin, the Cliffs of Moher, Dingle, Killarney, and Adare. Cash, Danny, and Val have earned praise for their storytelling and driving, though route and accommodation changes can occur.
“Bus was late for 1 hr at the plck up point. There was no tour guide in the bus, only a driver. He did a wonderful job though There were a lot of changes in the itinerary”
Travel from Galway into Connemara by small coach or minibus, stopping at waterfalls, lakes, Clifden, Sky Road and Lough Inagh. You choose three hours at Kylemore Abbey or Connemara National Park. Guides such as Jerry, John, Mike and David have led this route.
“Well designed and perfectly executed tour. Being guided and driven by a Connemara native was a huge plus. Every stop was timely and worthwhile. We enjoyed every minute. Kylemore Abbey and Gardens is well worth the trip. Connemara is spectacular. We would take this same tour over and over again. Highly recommended.”
This seven-hour Paddywagon tour takes you from Killarney to Inch Beach, Slea Head Drive, the Blasket Island viewpoints, and Dingle town. Expect live commentary, free time for fish and chips or a pub stop, and a professional driver on narrow coastal roads. Guide quality and bus comfort can vary.
“The coastline of the Dingle Peninsula; the information given by Joe, our driver and guide; the friendly attitude of Joe; the beautiful weather (we were lucky!)”
Travel from Dublin by 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach to Glendalough, Adare, Dingle, Killarney and the Rock of Cashel. Your driver-guide, including Mark on some departures, handles the roads and stories while you enjoy two nights of en-suite lodging and breakfast.
“Tour guide Mark has been absolutely wonderful throughout the entire trip, always goes the extra mile to make sure everyone is comfortable and taken care of.”
Travel from central Galway to the Cliffs of Moher by guided coach, passing Kinvara, Ballyvaughan, Fanore, Doolin, castles, ruins, and the Burren. You get about five hours at the cliffs, entry to the visitor center, and a return to Galway around 7pm. Guides may include Phil, Raymond, or Peter.
“Left from a cruise ship in Galway - while it was a long bus ride, out driver Phil made it a wonderful journey. We stopped at a Chocolate Factory (highly unexpected) in the middle of sheep farms (on the Burren). We say a Leprechaun Church and then made our way to the sRead more”
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