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Unforgettable Experiences Along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way – Top Attractions, Hidden Gems, and Adventure Activities Await!

The Giant’s Causeway

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Experience the Magic of the Giants Causeway on a Sightseeing Tour ‘TRAVEL MAKES ONE MODEST. YOU SEE WHAT A TINY PLACE YOU OCCUPY IN THE WORLD.’ — GUSTAVE FLAUBERT .…

The exterior of Matt Molloy's pub with a red-trimmed façade, large windows displaying posters, and a sign featuring the pub's name above the entrance is a highlight for visitors enjoying Ancient East tours Ireland.

Westport & Matt Molloys Pub

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Go into the West and on enjoy a wild adventure, where the bustling riviera town of Westport has a hearty welcome for all travellers. The Georgian town is traversed by…

A stone building with the sign "Croithlí Distillery" in both Irish and English, featuring a large barrel above the gate, outdoor seating, accessible parking spaces, and a popular stop on Ancient East tours Ireland.

The Crolly Distillery Experience

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Nestled in the heart of the Donegal Gaeltacht, the Crolly Distillery offers a unique whiskey adventure blending rural Irish culture with award-winning premium spirit. Housed in a restored 1902 stone…

A large, stone medieval castle with crenellated towers stands under a partly cloudy sky, surrounded by green trees and a stone wall, its open gate welcoming you to discover Ancient East tours Ireland.

Bunratty Castle and Bunratty Folk Park

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Bunratty Castle is the most complete, authentic castle in Ireland. Standing on the banks of the river Ratty in County Clare, at the mouth of the Shannon estuary, it was…

Water cascades down a rocky cave wall, with thin, brown stalactites hanging above. The dim lighting highlights the textures—an enchanting scene often explored on Ancient East tours Ireland adventurers cherish.

Aillwee Caves

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Venture deep underground with a trip to the wild and wonderful Aillwee Caves. At over 12,000 years old, it is one of the oldest caves in Ireland. The caves, buried…

An ancient stone castle with towers and battlements stands by a calm lake, surrounded by lush green hills—a perfect sight on Ancient East tours Ireland.

Kylemore Abbey

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Kylemore Abbey is one of the most iconic tourist attractions in Ireland. Carved into the mountain rock of Connemara, the Abbey is reflected in the waters of Lough Pollaacapull. Built…

Rocky cliffs and jagged sea stacks rise from blue ocean waves under a partly cloudy sky, with green grass atop the cliffs—just one breathtaking scene to discover on Ancient East tours Ireland offers, with distant land visible on the horizon.

Malin Head – Ireland’s Most Northerly Point and Star Wars Location

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Standing at Malin Head, Ireland’s most northerly point, visitors can experience the Wild Atlantic Way at its most ferocious and spectacular. Nowhere else, offers a better unspoiled, unhindered view of…

Steep sea cliffs covered in greenery rise above deep blue waters under a clear sky, with rugged rock formations stretching into the sea and lush grass in the foreground—an iconic view on Ancient East tours Ireland.

Sliabh Liag

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Sliabh Liag, the highest sea cliffs in Europe, is one of Donegal’s best kept secrets and a destination not to be missed. Offering awe-inspiring, panoramic views, of Donegal bay and…

Dramatic sea cliffs rise above crashing waves under a cloudy sky, with green grass on top and a small stone structure near the cliff edge—an iconic sight often explored on Ancient East tours in Ireland.

Cliffs of Moher

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The Cliffs of Moher rise 214 metres out of the Atlantic ocean and span five miles along the Clare coastline, offering breathtaking views. Among the spectacular views along the Wild…

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