The Wild Atlantic Way is over 2,500km long, leaving plenty of room to run into just about anything

The Wild Atlantic Way, stretching along Ireland's west coast, is a captivating coastal route that showcases the country's rugged beauty. Fun fact: Covering over 2,500 kilometers, it is one of the longest defined coastal routes globally, offering travelers a diverse tapestry of landscapes, from dramatic cliffs to sandy beaches. The route passes through charming villages, historic sites, and vibrant cities, providing a rich cultural experience. With its breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, hidden coves, and iconic landmarks like the Cliffs of Moher, the Wild Atlantic Way has become a bucket-list destination for nature enthusiasts and road trip aficionados alike, allowing them to explore the untamed allure of Ireland's western coastline.

[paulsilva]

In the first movie of Cars, the animation, those cars talk about roads that follow the slope and curve and valleys of the area and then. Then there's the freeways that just bulldozed straight through them😮

[Becr]

Please don’t visit again if you can’t handle our scenery