
easy
6 days
Minimal fitness required for driving tour; should be comfortable walking short uneven trails and climbing steps at historic sites.
A private six-day drive along the Wild Atlantic Way from Cork to Galway, this tour pairs a professional chauffeur-guide with curated stops: Cobh, Kinsale, the Ring of Kerry, Dingle, the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren. Expect comfortable vehicle travel, flexible stops, and local insights into geology, history and music.
The tour begins with the low hum of an air-conditioned Mercedes pulling up outside Cork’s Kent Station as gulls wheel over the harbor. A professional driver-guide opens the door, folds a map into the glovebox and talks quietly about ship manifests and smuggling routes before the road unfurls west and the Atlantic starts to call.

Atlantic weather changes fast; a breathable waterproof keeps you comfortable during cliffside walks and coastal breezes.
Cobblestones, cliff paths and ancient ruins require grippy, supportive footwear more than fashion-forward trainers.
Reserve Cliffs of Moher and major house entries in summer to avoid long waits and limited slots.
Space is comfortable but limited—bring a daypack and consolidate luggage for smoother luggage handling during transfers.
The route traces maritime and military history from Cobh's emigration docks and Titanic links to 17th-century star forts like Charles Fort, reflecting coastal defence and migration stories.
Many coastal sites are managed to protect nesting seabirds and fragile cliff heath; stick to paths, avoid disturbing wildlife, and use local guides to minimize impact.
Protects against wind-driven spray and sudden Atlantic squalls.
Necessary for cobbles, cliff paths and uneven ruin grounds.
Keeps you comfortable in variable coastal temperatures.
Keeps cameras and phones charged during long travel days.