All the places to see, best hotels and pubs/restaurants from my 6 years of living in Ireland in one convenient map. 

Ireland

The Ultimate Ireland Map

The Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful coastal routes in the world. Spanning over 2,500 km, this magnificent route stretches from Donegal in the north to Cork in the south. In this guide I'll share a 7-day itinerary with some of my favourite spots from exploring this route over the last 6 years.

7-Day Itinerary for Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way

Hello fellow traveler! Thank you for choosing my shop to help you have a fantastic trip to Dublin, Ireland. This was the last stop on my three-week backpacking trip, and I had so much fun exploring it. 
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This guide is all about how I spent three days in Dublin, plus a couple of other recommendations I didn't get to try but wanted to. 
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You can email me any feedback regarding my itinerary or if you want to connect! 
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Please be safe on your travels and tag Ma I'm Fine in your adventures!

xoxo
Lex 

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> Tourism Information | 5

> Where to sleep | 1

> Where to eat | 6

> What to do | 10

> Where to drink | 3

> Transportation  | 3

> Ma I'm Fine Resources 

> Weather

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3 Day | Dublin, Ireland 

Looking to explore Ireland down the country road less traveled? The west of Ireland is the perfect place to unplug, unwind and experience the true heart of Ireland.

I love traveling as much as I possibly can and live by two travel rules. Firstly, I have to have at least one trip booked at all times and secondly, I have to visit at least one new place each year. I went on my first flight at two-weeks old (to Ireland funnily enough) and I’ve been back to visit every year since. It’s the only exception I make to rule #2. 

I’m a third culture kid meaning I was raised in a country other than where my parents were raised. I was born in London to an Irish mother (who was born in Arizona but raised in Ireland) and an English father (who was born and raised in Singapore). We moved to Connecticut when I was 6, Hong Kong when I was 13 and back to Connecticut when I was 15. In an effort to keep my brothers and I in touch with our maternal Irish roots, we spent eight-weeks each summer on the west coast of Ireland in Spanish Point, County Clare. 

Spanish Point is a little seaside village along the Wild Atlantic Way about 45 minutes from Shannon Airport named after two boats part of the Spanish Armada that shipwrecked off the coast in 1588. It’s a perfect little spot to retreat to with lush, green, rolling hills, breathtaking cliffs, freshest air, and friendliest people. There are so many things to do within a ~30-minute drive from Spanish Point making it the perfect place to stay without spending too much time stuck in the car.

There is so much to see in this tiny but wonderful country and you might feel pressured to bop all over the place to squeeze in as much as you possibly can. If you take anything away from this piece, it's to lean into slow travel. Ireland is the perfect place to enjoy the journey instead of just the destination, immerse yourself in local culture and connect with charming locals. Plan your trip to have no real set agenda at all. You’ll be so surprised at what you stumble upon. 

Doonbeg, County Clare, Ireland

Miltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland

Spanish Point, County Clare, Ireland

Kilkee, County Clare, Ireland

Lahinch, County Clare, Ireland

A Local-ish Guide to West Clare

The West coast of Ireland is widely accepted as being one of the most beautiful, wild and untouched stretches of coastline in the world.
Irelands Wild Atlantic Way marked roadway stretches from the South-western most point of Mizen Head to the wild Malin Head on the most North-western corner. This well marked route takes you through some of Irelands most spectacular and, indeed, wild countryside as well as many of our culturally rich towns and villages.

With ample photography opportunities, hiking trails, walks and eateries serving traditional Irish food, the Wild Atlantic way provides an exciting and varied road trip as well as a wide range of stunning destinations for your stay. 

In this comprehensive guide, I will take you through all you need to know for the ultimate Wild Atlantic Way road trip. 

What you get;
 - 100+ pins of places to visit, explore, swim, eat, walk, stay and more.      
- Links to Irish websites with further information with every pin.
- First hand advice and observations for each location from a native Irish person.
- Tips and tricks section to enhance your Irish travels.
- Packing suggestions section for advice on what to bring to tackle Irish weather, wildlife and lifestyle.
- Photographs taken by me depicting the locations.
- Constantly updated guide with new locations added as I discover them!

Arranmore Island, County Donegal, Ireland

Ring of Kerry, County Kerry, Ireland

Clare, County Clare, Ireland

Skellig Michael, Skellig Rock Great, Ireland

Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland

Mizen Head, County Cork, Ireland

Bundoran, County Donegal, Ireland

Leenane, County Galway, Ireland

Doolin, County Clare, Ireland

Mayo, County Mayo, Ireland

Belmullet, County Mayo, Ireland

Sligo, Ireland

Donegal, Ireland

Galway, Ireland

Cork, Ireland

Wild Atlantic Way, Ervallagh, County Galway, Ireland

Dungloe, County Donegal, Ireland

Malin Beg, County Donegal, Ireland

Errigal, Money More, County Donegal, Ireland

Kerry, County Kerry, Ireland

Glenveagh National Park, Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland

Malin Head, County Donegal, Ireland

Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland

Killybegs, County Donegal, Ireland

Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland

Irelands Wild Atlantic Way - Ultimate Travel Guide

Kilkee Cliffs

A beautiful drive (with plenty of places to stop to view the cliffs) as well as a lovely short walk. Beautiful cliffs and a lovely view of the ocean from this vantage point.

Soak up some of the best views in the country in this glorious place. Find the elevated cliff viewpoint 5.5 kilometres west of Kilkee, off the N67 and R487.

Kilkee Cliffs

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