Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, a 1,600-mile route along the country’s western coast, is a hiker's dream come true, and this unforgettable adventure proves it. As you explore County Kerry’s emerald hills, County Mayo’s dramatic shores, and Connemara’s untamed wilderness, you’ll begin to understand why Ireland’s raw beauty is so special. Hike through Killarney National Park, scale Croagh Patrick (Ireland's holiest mountain), and conquer the challenging peaks of Achill Island, home to the highest sea cliffs in the country. But you'll do more than test your endurance on this tour. You’ll delve into Irish culture in historic towns like Killarney and Westport, savor traditional fare in cozy pubs, and bask in the legendary warmth of Irish hospitality.

This tour is great for recreational hikers and those who enjoy a good workout in nature. You can expect 3-8 miles of hiking per day with a daily elevation gain of up to 1,800 feet. The typical terrain is relatively flat with more established gradients and the occasional steeper climb.

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