Wild Atlantic Way
Even the Garden Route in South Africa or California’s Pacific Coast Highway cannot compare to the Wild Atlantic Way, an incredibly beautiful route that extends 2,500km from Cork to Donegal, with the most memorable section passing close to Killarney. Clinging to the ruggedly scenic Atlantic coast, the Wild Atlantic Way can be approached in sections, so you can experience it at your own pace.
Some 350km of the Wild Atlantic Way passes through County Kerry. Depart from Killarney and drive in the direction of Milltown and Castlemaine, eventually reaching the Dingle Peninsula –the most westerly point in Europe. The coastal road at Slea Head on the Dingle Peninsula swings around the last port of call before America and opens up breathtaking views of the Blasket Islands and the Skelligs.