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Keem Bay and the cliffs of Achill Island, County Mayo
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Keem Bay and the cliffs of Achill Island, County Mayo

Island · Co. Mayo

Achill Island

Achill is Ireland's largest western island, connected to the mainland since 1887. It features dramatic headlands, historic lighthouses, and a community that blends farming with tourism.

  • A full day is not enough
  • Free to explore
  • The island is best exp…
The turquoise sea below the cliff faces of Slieve League in County Donegal

Headland · Co. Donegal

Slieve League

Slieve League in southwest Donegal drops roughly 600 metres into the Atlantic, making it one of Europe's highest sea cliffs. The full scale is best experienced from the foot, reached via a two-hour walk from the Meenaleck car park.

  • 2–3 hours
  • Free to visit
  • The walk to the foot o…

Attraction · Co. Sligo

Clooney More

Clooney More is a fragile, partially private headland on Sligo Bay's north coast. This page details the surf break and responsible access methods, but deliberately withholds precise map coordinates to protect the habitat.

  • An hour or two from th…
  • Free to view from the …
  • The headland and dunes…
Houses and the small jetty on the coast of Kinsale, County Cork

Village · Co. Cork

Kinsale

Kinsale marks the southern terminus of the Wild Atlantic Way in County Cork. It is a walled harbour town known for its warm bay, strong food scene, and accessible coastal walks.

  • A day or two is a good…
  • Free to visit
  • The town is walkable
The headland at Malin Head, County Donegal, where the Atlantic meets the sky

Headland · Co. Donegal

Malin Head

Malin Head marks the northern start of the Wild Atlantic Way. Visitors find a lighthouse, a tenth-century cross, and wide views of two seas at this low, rounded headland.

  • 1–2 hours
  • Free to visit
  • Easy walking on the li…
The Cliffs of Moher rising from the Atlantic off the west coast of County Clare

Headland · Co. Clare

The Cliffs of Moher

Two kilometres of cliff dropping 214 metres into the Atlantic above Doolin. The most visited natural site in Ireland, best experienced by walking the rough coast path below the famous viewpoints.

  • 2–3 hours
  • Access to the cliffs i…
  • The coast path is a wa…
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