Wild Atlantic Way

Enniscrone Pier – Enniscrone is a lively seaside resort on the shores of Killala Bay in County Sligo. It is almost 5km of fine sandy beach backed by amazing sand dunes.

Mullaghmore Head – Mullaghmore is a small fishing village that should be on any outdoor enthusiast’s itinerary. The sandy beach stretches as far as the eye can see and is ideal for a spot of swimming or windsurfing.

Ballina Quay – With an attractive river setting, Ballina Quay is a key access point for boats to the River Moy famous for Atlantic salmon.

Easkey Pier – Easkey Discovery Point provides scenic views over the Atlantic and on to the Slieve League and Benbulbin mountain.

Killala Quay – Located just off the R314 in the attractive village of Killala, this Discovery Point boasts attractive views across the inlet of Killala Bay.

Lackan Strand – Overlooking the low lying flood plain of the Cloonalaghan Rover this Discovery Point offers expansive views over marshland and sandy beaches.

Aughris Head – Situated 6km off the N59 via a narrow road unsuitable for coaches, the Discovery Point provides scenic views over Aughris and Dunmoran beaches, Sligo Bay and eastwards to Knocknarea Mountain.

Downpatrick Head – Downpatrick Head is a majestic heritage site found about 5km north of Ballycastle village. Jutting out into the ocean and rising almost 40m above the waves, it provides unparalleled views of the Atlantic, including the unique collection of islands known as the Staggs of Broadhaven.

Keem Bay – Keem Bay is a sheltered rural beach surrounded by cliffs on Achill, Ireland’s largest island. Located at the head of a valley between the cliffs of Benmore and Croaghaun Mountain, to reach this idyllic spot just follow the Atlantic Drive to Keel and continue westward via a cliff-top road with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.