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Ireland is Wild Atlantic Way is one of the world is longest coastal routes. Here is everything you need to know to ride this spectacular 2,500 km adventure.
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The Wild Atlantic Way stretches along Ireland is entire western coast, from Malin Head in the north to Kinsale in the south. It is bucket-list material for any adventure rider. ## Overview - Distance: 2,500 km - Duration: 7-14 days recommended - Best time: May to September - Difficulty: Moderate ## Key Sections ### Northern Section (Donegal) Rugged, remote, and absolutely spectacular. The Slieve League cliffs here are among Europe is highest. ### Mayo and Connemara Wild landscapes, ancient history, and some of the best winding roads you will ever ride. ### The Cliffs of Moher The most famous sight on the route. Arrive early or late to avoid crowds. ### Ring of Kerry Probably the most popular section. Beautiful but can be busy with tour buses. ### Cork Coast Gentle finish through fishing villages and hidden coves. ## Practical Tips - Book accommodation in advance during summer - Expect rain - this is Ireland - Roads are narrow - watch for oncoming traffic - Sheep have right of way (seriously) - Fuel stations close early in rural areas ## Must-Stop Spots - Fanad Head Lighthouse - Kylemore Abbey - Dun Aengus on Inis Mor - Skellig Michael viewpoint - Mizen Head This is not a route to rush. Take your time, chat with locals, stop at every pub that looks interesting. That is the true Irish way.
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