Explore Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way with Only Vans Campervan Rental Ltd
Driven by a passion for adventure and the stunning landscapes of Ireland, Only Vans Campervan Rental Ltd offers the ultimate way to explore the Wild Atlantic Way. This epic coastal route stretches from the northernmost point of County Donegal to the southern tip of County Cork, showcasing Ireland’s most awe-inspiring scenery.
Why Choose the Wild Atlantic Way?
Freedom to Explore at Your Own Pace
The Wild Atlantic Way is a 2,500 km-long coastal route that reveals the rugged beauty of Ireland’s west coast. With Only Vans Campervan Rental Ltd, you can embark on this journey at your own pace, enjoying the freedom to explore hidden gems, famous landmarks, and breathtaking vistas whenever you choose.
Custom-Built Campervans for Your Perfect Adventure
Discover the Counties Along the Wild Atlantic Way
To help you plan your journey, we’ve broken down the Wild Atlantic Way by county, detailing what makes each region unique and highlighting must-see sights.
County Donegal: Untamed Beauty of the North
What to See and Do in Donegal
Slieve League Cliffs: Among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, these towering cliffs offer breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Malin Head: The northernmost point of Ireland, known for its dramatic landscapes and as a filming location for “Star Wars.”
Glenveagh National Park: A stunning national park featuring rugged mountains, deep lakes, and the beautiful Glenveagh Castle.
County Sligo: Land of Myths and Legends
Discover Sligo's Hidden Gems
Benbulben Mountain: An iconic flat-topped mountain that dominates the Sligo skyline, ideal for hiking and photography.
Strandhill Beach: A popular surfing destination, known for its stunning sunsets and vibrant local culture.
Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery: The largest collection of megalithic tombs in Ireland, offering a glimpse into ancient Irish history.
County Mayo: A Blend of Adventure and Tranquility
Top Attractions in Mayo
Achill Island: Ireland’s largest island, connected to the mainland by a bridge, offering beaches, cliffs, and picturesque villages.
Croagh Patrick: Ireland’s holy mountain, known for its religious significance and challenging climb with panoramic views.
Keem Bay: A hidden gem with white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
County Galway: Where Culture Meets Coastline
Highlights of Galway
Galway City: A lively city known for its arts scene, music, and friendly locals. Don’t miss the Spanish Arch and Galway Market.
The Aran Islands: A group of three rugged islands offering unique landscapes, ancient forts, and traditional Irish culture.
The Connemara Loop: A scenic drive that takes you through the heart of Connemara, featuring mountains, lakes, and the wild Atlantic coast.
County Clare: Cliffs and Coastal Charms
Explore Clare's Iconic Landmarks
Cliffs of Moher: One of Ireland’s most famous natural attractions, offering dramatic views over the Atlantic.
The Burren: A unique karst landscape with rare flora, ancient monuments, and fascinating geology.
Doolin: A charming village known for its traditional Irish music sessions and as a gateway to the Aran Islands.
County Limerick: A Fusion of History and Natural Beauty
Uncover Limerick’s Treasures
King John’s Castle: A 13th-century castle located on the banks of the River Shannon in Limerick City.
Lough Gur: A mystical lake surrounded by ancient sites, including stone circles and megalithic tombs.
The Shannon Estuary Way: A scenic drive along the estuary, offering opportunities to see dolphins and explore coastal villages.
County Kerry: The Kingdom of Scenic Wonders
Must-See Spots in Kerry
Ring of Kerry: A 179 km circular route showcasing the best of Kerry’s coastline, mountains, and lakes.
Dingle Peninsula: Known for its rugged landscapes, sandy beaches, and charming towns like Dingle, a hub for Irish culture and tradition.
Killarney National Park: A stunning park with waterfalls, lakes, and the famous Gap of Dunloe.
County Cork: The Southern Jewel of the Wild Atlantic Way
Experience Cork’s Coastal Charm
Mizen Head: The southernmost point of Ireland, known for its dramatic cliffs and iconic signal station.
Beara Peninsula: A less-traveled but equally stunning route with rugged landscapes and scenic views.
Kinsale: A historic town known for its colorful streets, gourmet food scene, and maritime history.
Enhance Your Adventure with the TentBox
The TentBox: A New Way to Camp on the Wild Atlantic Way
For those who prefer a more versatile camping experience, Only Vans Campervan Rental Ltd offers the TentBox, a revolutionary roof tent that transforms your car into a mobile retreat. With its easy setup, plush bedding, and panoramic views, the TentBox lets you experience the Wild Atlantic Way like never before.
Key Features of the TentBox
- Quick Setup: Transform your car into a mobile retreat in minutes.
- Comfortable Sleeping: Enjoy plush bedding and ample ventilation.
- Rugged and Weather-Resistant: Built to withstand the elements, ensuring your adventure continues come rain or shine.
Plan Your Perfect Wild Atlantic Way Adventure
While it’s good to have an itinerary, remember that some of the best experiences come from spontaneous decisions. With a campervan, you have the flexibility to change your plans and discover unexpected delights.
Our campervans come fully equipped, but packing light with essentials like layered clothing, comfortable shoes, and a good camera will help you make the most of your space and time.
Take the time to explore the local culture, from tasting fresh seafood in a coastal town to joining a traditional music session in a village pub.
Interactive Map of the Wild Atlantic Way
Follow Your Route with Our Detailed Map
Make sure to check out the interactive map created by our website designer to help you navigate the Wild Atlantic Way. This map highlights key points of interest, scenic routes, and campsites, making it easier to plan your journey and explore every county along the west coast.
