The Ultimate Guide to The Wild Atlantic Way (eBook)

Author: Erika Sanger

Product Description

Discover Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way (WAW) at ease with this concise guide acting as your co-pilot along the way. Tracing Ireland's west coast from the magic of Malin Head in Donegal to the wonders of West Cork, the WAW is the world's longest defined coastal route at 2,500 kilometres (1,553 miles).

Whether you are an adventurous backpacker, planning a family holiday, couples break or an escape with your friends, this go-to guide offers insight into everything from festivals to food, local knowledge to nifty tips. Featuring all of the unmissable sights, including hidden gems and those that are off the beaten track, this Wild Atlantic Way travel guide book is bursting with insight on how to make your journey unforgettable.

With detailed itineraries covering various timelines, your planning starts and ends with this Wild Atlantic Way travel book, saving you hours of organisation.

In this book, you’ll discover…

• Heritage trails, traditional pubs, local entertainment, adventure, golf courses, scenic cycles or horseriding treks,
• Popular destinations such as the Inishowen Peninsula, Cliffs of Moher, and the Ring of Kerry, to name but a few.

Suitable for all budgets, from shoestring to luxury, expect food, activities and accommodation to suit all travellers' style, laid out plain and simple in this on the road guide to one of Ireland's most majestic attractions: the Wild Atlantic Way.

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Product Details (eBook)

Format: PDF
File Size: 24MB
Length: 75 pages
Publisher: Ireland Before You Die (12 May 2021)
Language: English

Available for download now as a PDF (readable on Tablets, PCs, Laptops & handheld devices)

Credits:

Author: Erika Sanger
Publisher: Stevie Haughey
Lead Editor: Paris Donnatella Callan
Assistant Editor: Sian McQuillan