Our time on the Wild Atlantic Way was in two sections. First, we entered at Lahinch, after driving from Dublin, through Limerick and Ennis. We then drove up the coast, stopping at the Cliffs of Moher and The Burren, and ending near Galway. We then explored inland and went back to the Wild Atlantic Way at Ballyshannon, continuing on to Donegal town. We were fortunate to have a sunny weather with a few clouds. What breathtaking beauty!

What a fabulous day and very well worth the cost. Our guide, Alan, was both knowledgeable and witty and kept us amused on our coach journey to and from the cliffs of moher. The boat trip to the Arran Isles was quite bumpy so not good if you have a tender tummy!! I would recommend the horse and cart trip around the 'loop' when you get to the island ending up in Flanagans which served a lovely seafood chowder. The boat trip back takes in the cliffs from the sea and spectacular they are too. Then the coach takes you up to the top where you see them in a different perspective. This tour is a must if you're staying in Galway. Book on line too for the cheapest price. Thanks to all at Wild Atlantic Way for giving us a day to remember

My husband and I on our honeymoon took this tour from Galway to see the Aran Islands by boat and the Cliffs of Moher by boat and from above on the cliffs. It was a great experience! We stopped for breakfast right next to the bus stop. Gerry, our guide, had witty jokes to brighten the day and he kept a running commentary of the local culture and history. The island of Inisheer was fun to walk with a great view, and the boat ride over to the Cliffs of Moher gave the best view up close of the cliff side; if you’re not inclined to sea sickness it’s fun! The drive to the cliffs was great as well, we had rain at that time but had a great view. Gerry made the day more interesting also with a ride back through the Burren and commentary about Irish history in the area. Overall had a wonderful time.

Did this drive as a couple and allowed 11 days - it was not long enough! Take your time driving between accommodation. We stayed in Waterford, Killarney, Galway & Sligo. All places were excellent and scenery amazing. We spent 2 nights in Killarney - should have made it 3 or 4 as there was plenty to do. 1 night in Galway - again not enough. Galway town centre was very very busy with tourists so difficult to get a meal in the evening. I would walk a little from the town centre, plenty of local pubs with good food & live music. 1 night in Sligo - great hotel and should have stayed 2 nights. Cliffs of Scenery was amazing and people very friendly. Cliffs of Moher very touristy and crowded. As am alternative, suggest going to Portmagee in Kerry (lovely town) and visiting the Kerry Cliffs. Not busy and just as spectacular. There is really is too much to write in a review - se my reviews of hotels on this site and on Google Maps for more details.

A friend and i were based in a home exchange in the small town of Carrick on the northwest coast. We spent 3 weeks exploring the Wild Atlantic Way from Horn Head down to Galway. The scenery is astounding; we had no idea that there were so many white pristine beaches along the coast. It was reminiscent of NSW in Australia! The emerald green rolling hills and spectacular cliffs ceased to amaze. The people we met everywhere were friendly and helpful, and you can see that they love their country (despite the fierce weather). The traditional pubs are to be found in each community, and the food is excellent. Modern cafes are starting to pop up and they are very good as well. Our highlights were Dunfanaghy county where we caught the annual Jazz and Blues Festival, the Workshop (history of the Irish Famine) , Arranmore Island, Bloody Foreland Head (spectacular cliff views), Ards forest national park (beaches, hiking ad birdwatching), Croithli distillery (history of whiskey making), Glenveigh Castle, Connemara National Park (limbed Diamon Hill), Killary Fiord (boat tour very informative), Kylemore Abbey (a must do; best historical tour ever!) And finally Slieve League (nice, but crowded and we had seen equally beautiful cliffs elsewhere). We spotted a pod of 10 dolphins which was cool. Not enough time to see it all, but we got a good taste of a beautiful country!!!

This was a spectacular trip. Our coach driver, Alan, was knowledgeable and funny. The island was stunning and the Cliffs of Moher were only surpassed by the pod of dolphins swimming around our boat. Absolutely magical and highly recommended