Dublin Roundtrip - Wild Atlantic Way

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Dublin → Dublinone-way route
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Dublin Roundtrip - Wild Atlantic Way 22-day route · Dublin → Dublin
22 days 1 states Dublin → Dublin
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  • Averages about 85 km a day
  • Longest single day around 212 km
  • 1,867 km total distance
  • Crosses Ireland
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What you'll see

What's along this route

This 22-day drive links 39 stops across 23 kinds of experience along the way.

Ireland
  • 2 Amusement Park
  • 3 Animals Show / Wildlife watch
  • 1 Aquarium
  • 1 Bike Rental
  • 1 Botanical garden
  • 1 Canoe / Kayak / Rafting
  • 1 cave
  • 1 Cruise Terminal / Sailing
  • 2 Extreme Activity
  • 3 Family Activity
  • 4 hiking area
  • 2 Historical Site
  • 1 Horseback Riding
  • 3 Local Industry
  • 2 Museum
  • 2 Natural Feature
  • 1 Park
  • 1 Point Of Interest
  • 1 Traditional Market
  • 1 Traditional Restaurant / Fine Dining
  • 3 Traditional Visit
  • 1 Water Park
  • 1 Zoo

Route overview

A brief overview of a 3-week roundtrip route out of Dublin along the Wild Atlantic Way, that includes stops at several interesting and family-friendly destinations:

  1. Powerscourt House & Gardens: This beautiful estate features stunning gardens, a historic house, and a waterfall. Take a stroll through the gardens and explore the house, which is filled with antique furniture and artwork.

  2. Mitchelstown Cave: This underground cave system is a must-see for any nature lover. You can take a guided tour to learn about the history and geology of the cave, and see the stunning stalactites and stalagmites up close.

  3. Blarney Castle & Gardens: This iconic castle is famous for the Blarney Stone, which is said to give the gift of eloquence to anyone who kisses it. Take a tour of the castle, wander through the beautiful gardens, and don't forget to kiss the stone!

  4. Rumley's Open Farm: This interactive farm is perfect for kids, with a petting zoo, pony rides, and a chance to feed the animals. You can also visit the farm's café and shop to try some local produce and crafts.

  5. Killarney Mindful Hiking: Take a break from driving and enjoy some peaceful hiking in the stunning landscapes of Killarney. The guided hikes are suitable for all levels, and offer a chance to connect with nature and recharge.

  6. The Kerry Bog Village Museum: This unique museum tells the story of life in rural Ireland in the 19th and early 20th centuries. You can see authentic cottages, farmhouses, and other buildings, and learn about the history and culture of the region.

  7. Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium: This aquarium is home to a wide variety of marine life, including sharks, rays, and tropical fish. You can watch the animals being fed, take a virtual dive in the coral reef tank, and visit the touch tank to get up close with some of the creatures.

  8. Bunratty Castle & Folk Park: This castle and open-air museum is a must-see for history buffs. You can tour the castle, visit the folk park to see how people lived in the past, and enjoy traditional music and dance performances.

  9. Connemara Smokehouse: This smokehouse produces delicious smoked salmon and other seafood products using traditional methods. You can tour the facility and learn about the smoking process, and try some of the products in the café.

  10. Clifden Bike Shop: Rent a bike and explore the beautiful countryside around Clifden. The shop can provide maps and suggestions for routes, and you can stop for a picnic or to visit one of the local pubs along the way.

  11. Island View Riding Stables: If you love horses, you won't want to miss a chance to ride through the beautiful landscapes of Ireland. The stables offer guided rides for all levels, and you can choose from beach rides, forest rides, or longer treks.

Some tips for your trip:

  • Make sure to pack comfortable shoes and clothing, as you'll be doing a lot of walking and exploring.

  • If you're visiting in the summer, don't forget to pack sunscreen and insect repellent.

  • Consider buying a National Trust membership, which will give you discounts on entry fees at many of the destinations on your itinerary.

  • If you're planning to do a lot of driving, it's a good idea to rent a GPS or use a map app on your phone to help you navigate.

  • Don't forget to try some traditional Irish food and drink along the way,

Avi Bandana     24 Sep 2020     20 Aug 2026


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How much does it cost to rent an RV for this trip?

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How many days do I need for the Dublin–Dublin route?

We suggest about 22 days to cover 1,867 km at a comfortable pace. That works out to roughly 85 km a day, with the longest single day around 212 km.

Where does this road trip go?

The route runs one-way from Dublin to Dublin, passing through Ireland.

What type of RV is best for this route?

Any RV class can drive this route. Compact campervans are easier to handle on mountain and canyon roads and to park in towns, while larger motorhomes give families more living and sleeping space. Compare classes in the search to find the right fit.

Can I rent one-way or start from a different city?

Yes — this is a one-way trip, picking up in Dublin and dropping off in Dublin. One-way fees vary by supplier, and several nearby cities also work as starting points (see the route overview above).