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Indulge in the epitome of luxury and adventure with chauffeured 4x4 trips along the renowned Causeway Coastal Route and the captivating Wild Atlantic Way, courtesy of Flat Cap Adventurers. Our expertly crafted experiences are designed to immerse you in the awe-inspiring landscapes of Ireland while ensuring your comfort and enjoyment. With a fleet of purpose-built 4x4s at your service, including three vehicles dedicated to passenger tours, Flat Cap Adventurers offer a unique blend of elegance and exploration. Whether you're a day tripper seeking a memorable escapade or a traveler ready for an extended journey, our chauffeur-driven expeditions cater to your desires. Our local drivers not only navigate the winding roads with finesse but also enrich your adventure with their insights into hidden gems, folklore, and cultural treasures. With a focus on providing unparalleled comfort and personalized service, Flat Cap Adventurers are your gateway to experiencing the Causeway Coastal Route and Wild Atlantic Way in style. Explore Ireland's iconic landscapes with us for a journey that combines the best of luxury and exploration. 

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Take the road less travelled in a customised, leather seated, Land Rover Defender Jeep through Inis Mór (Inishmore). This is the only type of vehicle that can access these remote island roads. Enjoy the magnificent views of the iconic Irish stone walls, lush green fields and the wild Atlantic Ocean.

The Aran Off Road Experience provide guided walks to attractions like, Poll na bPéist (The Wormhole). This is a natural geographical phenomenon and rectangular shaped pool carved out of the rock by the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the most visited places on the island. Visit the oratory at Teampall Bheanáin (St Benan's Church) one of the smallest 11th century churches in Europe. See the Blue Flag sandy beach at Cill Mhuirbhigh (Kilmurvey) and Dún Eochla Fort the highest point of the island. Visit the world famous UNESCO Heritage Site at Dún Aonghasa (Dun Aengus), a 3,000 year-old stone fort, standing 100 metres above the Atlantic Ocean.

Look out for a unique variety of flora and fauna on the island including, Alpine and Mediterranean plants. Leave Inis Mór (Inishmore) with a lasting impression and many special memories having experienced the local language, culture, traditions, landscape and history of this great island.

• See spectacular island scenery overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
• Travel in a bespoke, leather seated, 4x4, Land Rover Defender Jeep.
• Learn all about the history of Inish Mór and The Aran Islands.
• Look out for native flora, fauna and a wealth of natural landmarks.
• Book a morning, sunset, surprise or private Aran Off Road Tour Experience.

Take the Inis Mór - Lub Cill Mhuirbhigh walking trail, starting at Kilronan pier. Follow this 16km looped route taking 4.5 hours to complete.

See seals bathing in their natural habitat and on the rocks with a favourable tide at the Inis Mór Seal Colony, east of Kilmurvey Beach.

Visit the Dún Aonghasa Visitor Centre to learn more about Dún Aonghasa and The Aran Islands.

You can also explore Inis Mór by hiring a bicycle or taking a Pony & Trap ride around the island.

We recommend planning to spend 1 to 6 hours here.

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Go South Tour

See colorful southern peninsulas by back roads & small towns for the best of Ireland!

7 Days / 8 Nights

*Explore a fantastic medieval Irish Castle, an 800 year-old Norman Abbey, & an ancient Stone Circle 

*Discover intricately-carved Celtic Crosses, a Round Tower, and an ancient Monastery

*Hop aboard a privately chartered cruise on the leisurely River Shannon and into Lough Derg

*Unwind for two nights in Dingle town with its colorful pubs, traditional Irish music, & serene beauty

*View Ireland’s thrilling southern Atlantic coastline at spectacular Mizen Head Signal Station 

*Be amazed by the Beara Peninsula’s mountain passes and lakes in Kerry’s Killarney National Park

*Marvel at the colossal 700 foot high Cliffs of Moher along Ireland’s western Atlantic coast

*Step across Ireland’s unique karst landscapes and bogs forged by centuries of geology

Go West Tour

Remote islands, ancient landscapes & dancing to music, you’ll journey to the Ireland of old!

* Stay 2 nights & explore remote Inishbofin island, its easy pace, fabulous coastal walks, massive ocean blowholes, & lively Irish music sessions

* Escape to West Galway and marvel at Connemara's serene valleys, lakes, and grand peaks and the secrets of County Sligo

* Visit legendary hilltop caves, a Medieval Franciscan Friary,  & the mysterious 2,000 year old Corlea Trackway

*Be captivated by a sheep dog demo as spirited border collies show their skill for herding sheep

*Discover the stunning coastline views of Lough Corrib

*Roam a 600 year old Franciscan Friary & climb to an incredible Stone Age tomb with a solar alignment to an ancient star chart

* Explore the Wild Atlantic Way and wonderful western Ireland!

Go North Tour

With epic geology, larger than life legends, and amazing vistas, this is Ireland's spirited highlands!

* Explore Antrim's gorgeous forested glens and scenic coast road. Stride the Giant's Causeway and where 6 sided stone columns descend into the sea

* Enjoy a tour of Belfast including a behind-the-scenes look at Belfast's storied past and huge wall murals

* Beam at Glenveagh's fairytale castle and pristine gardens

* Be captivated by Ireland's most northerly point on Malin Head

* Climb the fabulous Fanad lighthouse and unwinding charming Ardara, famed for its traditional tweeds, woolens, and traditional Irish music

* Tour Glencolmcille's ornate standing stones, its secluded landscape, and Donegal's stunning, untouched beaches and waterfalls

* Discover the Cooley Mountains, its ancient tombs, and medieval Carlingford town set alongside an oyster filled fjord

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These 10 road trips will bring you into the heart of Ireland

Mar 9, 2024 • 7 min read

On Ireland’s winding country roads, expect to take it slow © Jade Prevost Manuel / Shutterstock

People often think that given  Ireland ’s small size, they can see everything in a matter of days. We can confirm that this is simply impossible.

Here’s a typical story: a visitor makes a stop in a quaint village to sit down for a quick coffee.  All of a sudden, they’re being whisked off to the local watering hole with Tom “from down the road” who wants to introduce you to the locals and share enthralling (and extended) tales of Irish history.

Such social connections are the soul of Ireland – and that’s on top of the island’s staggering raw beauty. What’s the best way to get the best of both? Hit the (rural) road – and plan to take it slow. 

Our list of the best 10 road trips in Ireland should help inspire you.

1. The Wild Atlantic Way 

Best road trip for the ultimate Irish experience Inishowen Peninsula – Kinsale ; 2600km (1600 miles), 2 weeks

This is the pinnacle of Irish road trips. The Wild Atlantic Way will show adventurers both the natural beauty and the pure  craic that Ireland has to offer . This route will have you weaving your way around mountains, boglands and rugged karst landscapes as you experience the Emerald Isle at its most dramatic.

You’ll spot Wild Atlantic Way markers at every point of interest along the way to enhance your trip; follow the symbols attached to almost every road sign along the route to make sure you don’t get lost.

Planning tip:  We recommend taking at least two weeks to savor every moment of this epic journey.

2. The Mayo Coast 

Best less-traveled road trip Ballina–Killary; 543km (337.5 miles), 1 week

Many visitors to Ireland miss out on  Mayo , which has one of the most beautiful coastlines in the country. It’s home to the highest mountain in Connacht, secret swimming spots and dramatic cliff walks.

Plan for numerous stops as you make your way down the coast. Plenty of free activities, hostels and campsites make it possible to tackle this trip on a budget.

Planning tip: If you time your road trip to reach the sacred mountain Croagh Patrick on the last Sunday of July, you can join the annual pilgrimage known as Reek Sunday. Some people even attempt this hike barefoot as part of their spiritual journey.

3. The Old Military Road

Best road trip for mountain landscapes Rathfarnham–Aughavannagh; 60km (37 miles), minimum 1 day

As you travel along the spine of the Wicklow Mountains, you’ll follow a winding road shrouded in a dark history. The route  was constructed between August 1800 and October 1809 to allow the British Army access to the mountains following the 1798 rebellion in Ireland.

Today, the road is home to some of Ireland’s most challenging and beautiful trails . If hiking isn’t your thing, an abundance of excellent restaurants, lodges and activity centers lie along the route. The true beauty of this trip? You can take as long as you like to complete it. There are so many things to see and do packed into such a small distance that you’ll never be bored.

Planning tip: If you’re taking a few days to complete this trip, be sure to pack for all weather. The Wicklow Mountains are notorious for suddenly changing conditions.

4. The Copper Coast

Best road trip in the east Tramore–Dungarvan; 40km (25 miles), 1 day

With the Copper Coast’s countless opportunities for walks and dips in the cold sea, you'll never be stuck for something to do on this short but action-packed route. And amateur geologists will love that part of the Copper Coast is  UNESCO Global Geopark , thanks to its unique combination of environments packed into such a small area.

Detour: Take a trip to the nearby Comeragh Mountains and tackle one of Ireland’s most rewarding hikes, the Coumshingaun Loop.

5. The Ring of Kerry

Best road trip to experience old Ireland Starts and ends in Killarney (travel clockwise); 179km (111 miles), 2–3 days

Towering mountains, glistening lakes and enchanting forests: the Ring of Kerry is one of those unforgettable road trips that stuns from start to finish. There are so many landmarks to see along this route, it can be hard to fit it all into one trip. Yet the beauty of this drive is that even if you rarely leave the car, you’ll still experience some of Ireland’s most beautiful spots.

Detour:  This route takes you not far from Ireland’s highest mountain, Carrauntoohil . It’s worth taking a day to attempt the hike via the Devil’s Ladder.

6. The Burren Loop

Best road trip for beautiful barren landscapes Starts and ends in Ballyvaughan; 150km (93 miles), 1–2 days

This is the only figure-eight route on this list, a configuration that allows you to stay in the same accommodation if you want to complete the route over two days. The Burren itself has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its unique karst landscape, which covers approximately 250 sq km (96.5 sq miles).  The drive will take you down narrow roads that cut through the barren landscape to sheer cliffside views.

Planning tip: Leave time to incorporate some, if not all, of the Cliffs of Moher cliff walk. If time allows, consider hopping on a boat from Doolin to see them from the sea as well.

7. Slea Head Drive

Best road trip for experiencing true “Irishness” Starts and ends in Dingle Town (travel clockwise); 46km (28.5 miles), 1–2 days

Pubs doubling as hardware stores. White sandy beaches. Lambs you can hold. What more could you ask for from a 46km (28.5-mile) road trip?

The Slea Head Drive is located on Dingle , one of Ireland’s most fabulous peninsulas, which has everything from coastal hikes to island escapes and some of the best nightlife in the country. All of this is plastered against a picturesque backdrop of green hills, sandy beaches and the wild Atlantic Ocean.

Detour: Since you’ll already be on the road, you should add the Conor Pass, one of Ireland’s highest, to your list. Located just outside of Dingle Town , it’s a great add-on to this itinerary.

8. Sky Road Loop

Best short road trip Starts and ends in Clifden; 16km (10 miles), 1 day

This road trip is short, and it doesn’t disappoint, offering some of the best, most sweeping views of the Connemara coastline. You can also look forward to encountering castles, quaint villages with delicious food and views of rugged mountains in the distance – a full taste of Ireland in just one day.

Detour: Pack your camera (and your swimming gear) to visit the shore along the Sky Road. With crystal-clear waters and beautiful golden sand, Eyrephort Beach is the perfect place to take a break.

9. The Ring of Beara

Best road trip for unspoiled scenery Starts and ends in Glengarriff (travel clockwise); 148km (92 miles), 2–3 days

Another looped road trip in the south of Ireland makes another worthy addition to our list, just a stone’s throw (or rocky peninsula) away from the Ring of Kerry.  With multiple mountain passes, delightful villages filled with local foods to try and many hikes and walks along the way, you’re bound to find something that’s perfect for you.

Detour:  At the tip of the Ring of Beara , make a stop to take the cable car to Dursey Island, a neat  way to cross the choppy waters below.

10. The “Four Peaks” Challenge road trip

The best challenge of a road road trip Carrauntoohil–Mweelrea–Slieve Donard–Lugnaquilla; 865km (540 miles), 1 day to 1 week

Road trips are usually all about the journey. This one is a little bit different. The Four Peaks Challenge involves tackling the highest mountains in each of Ireland’s four historic provinces by hike. Most take on the challenge at a leisurely pace – but some (very ambitious) people strive to complete it in 24 hours.

You will be treated to some of the most epic views of Ireland from each of these peaks – though the adventure is definitely not for the faint-hearted. We recommend planning for one hike per day, which will let you take in the beautiful Irish countryside while putting your body to the test.

Planning tip:  If you can, get someone to do the driving for you. Your legs will be worn out enough without the 12 hours of driving in between peaks.

This article was first published Apr 1, 2021 and updated Mar 9, 2024.

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The Ultimate Irish Road Trip: 7 Days in Ireland

Updated August 5, 2020

You’ve made your decision: you’re going to jump in a car and spend 7 days in Ireland . Good call! But how are you going to spend a week in Ireland? Where are you going to go? You must have some Irish luck—here, we have the ultimate Irish road trip: 7 days in Ireland, from Dublin, to Cork, to Belfast.

Day 1: Dublin

It’s a no-brainer to start in Dublin —aside from being one of our favorite cities to visit in Ireland, Dublin has Ireland’s biggest airport. (Hello, cheap and direct flights!) Hit the ground running and start the day with a full Irish breakfast. 

Once you (and your rental car) are sufficiently fueled up, explore all the amazing things to do in Dublin—whether that means touring a whiskey distillery , exploring Dublin Castle , wandering one of the city’s magnificent parks, or jamming to buskers on Grafton Street . Spend the night in Dublin, but don’t go too wild in the Temple Bar neighborhood. You’re going to hit the road in the morning.

Day 2: Kilkenny and Cork

You could drive straight from Dublin to Cork (it’s about a three-hour trek) but we recommend breaking up the trip with a stop in Kilkenny . You’ll find tons of great stuff to do in Kilkenny, but since you’re pressed for time we’d recommend prioritizing the grand Kilkenny Castle . 

Plan to leave Kilkenny in the afternoon, and head south for Cork . There, enjoy an evening in Ireland’s second-largest city. You’ll find some great things to do in Cork—spend your evening exploring Cork’s top attractions, like Saint Finn Barre’s Cathedral (and enjoying some local Corkonian beer ). In the morning, grab breakfast at the delightful English Market , before hitting the road to your next destination. 

If you want to squeeze in one more town between Dublin and Cork, you could also stop in Waterford after visiting Kilkenny—as Ireland’s oldest city , it’s full of awesome ancient sights. Isn’t exploring timeworn towns one of the best things to do in Ireland?

Day 3: The Ring of Kerry

Your main activity on Day 3 is the Ring of Kerry route (which encircles the Iveragh peninsula in County Kerry ). The entire route takes 3 or 4 hours—but that’s if you don’t stop, and you are definitely going to want to stop. The Ring of Kerry is packed with some of the best places to visit in Ireland! From beautiful small towns like Kenmare and Killarney to awesome natural sights like the Skellig Michael , you’ll find plenty of interest along the route—not to mention the entire drive is breathtakingly gorgeous. 

If you spend the day driving the route, plan to spend the night in Kenmare. One of the best places to stay in Ireland, the color and charm of this small town will energize you for the rest of the trip. 

If you’re only interested in visiting certain parts of the Ring of Kerry (and not the entire route), you could also spend more time in County Cork visiting some of Ireland’s best towns. The county includes beautiful villages like Kinsale and Cobh , and you’ll find tons of other great stuff to explore in the south of Ireland. 

Day 4: Killarney National Park and Dingle

Wake up early in Kenmare and drive twenty minutes to the gorgeous Killarney National Park , definitely one of the coolest places to see in Ireland. Its 26,000 acres offer plenty of delights—great walking trails, lakes for boating, and even a castle to explore.

Then, onto your next destination: Dingle ! Since this charming town has a healthy pub-to-people ratio (about one pub to every forty people), be sure to fit in a few pints. Otherwise, top things to do in Dingle include visiting Fungie the Dolphin, exploring the abandoned Blasket Islands , and having some ice cream at Murphy’s . Spend the night in Dingle, and enjoy the sound of ocean waves from your hotel or B&B. 

Day 5: Western Ireland: Limerick and Galway

Now it’s time to explore all the amazing things to do in the west of Ireland. From Dingle, drive north to Limerick . (It’s about two hours, but more if you want to drive along the coast.) You’ll find lots to do in Limerick—lovely, lovely Limerick. We suggest exploring King John’s Castle and grabbing lunch at the Milk Market, where you’ll find tons of great local fare. 

Then onto Galway ! Galway is home to some of the coolest things to do in Ireland: pubs bursting with Irish music, tons of great festivals like the Galway Film Fleadh , and markets selling Ireland’s famous Connemara wool. You won't run out of things to do.

(Listen, we know that hitting both Limerick and Galway is a lot . Both deserve way more time! So we won’t hate it if you pick one over the other.) You’ll also find lots of great stuff to do in Shannon, about twenty minutes from Limerick.

Day 6: Northern Ireland: Donegal, Derry, or Belfast

Get up early and head north . Things to do in Northern Ireland vary dramatically—from the Giant’s Causeway along the northern coast to all the amazing city stuff to do in Belfast .

Remember that The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland are different countries—Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. You’ll use pounds (£), not euros (€) once you cross the border. 

Day 7: Carlingford, and back to Dublin

Wake up in Northern Ireland and cross the border back towards Dublin. But your trip isn’t over yet! Before zipping back to the Irish capital, spend a good chunk of your day in Carlingford. Something of an open secret among the Irish, this charming northern town was once named the “ best place to live in Ireland .” In the shadow of the gorgeous Cooley Mountains, filled with medieval architecture, and home to plenty of delicious seafood, you’ll find lots of amazing stuff to explore in Carlingford. 

Then, it’s back to Dublin. Your ultimate Irish road trip is complete!

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Located off the coast of Galway on an Island called Inis Mór, Aran Off Road Experience is a guided tour company, set up by brothers and native Islanders Pádraig and Aonghus Hernon.

We provide personalised, small group experiences that take you off the beaten track to the local landmarks and unique sites of this ancient Island.

Get ready to explore Inis Mór!

Key highlights of The Aran Off-Road experience are:

Landscape | Experience the iconic scenery of Ireland and the Wild Atlantic Ocean

Language | Learn about the history of the Irish language from native speakers.

Travel  | Travel in a uniquely customised, leather seated 4x4 Land Rover Defender Jeep 

Culture | Learn about the culture and traditions of the local people

History | Hear the history of the world-famous Aran Islands

Nature | See the native flora and fauna, the blue flag beach and natural landmarks.

Guides | Tour provided by native Islanders who are passionate about their home. 

As Geraldine Curran  said after her trip,

" we thoroughly enjoyed our day and would highly.

recommended the Off Road Experience as an alternative way to explore the stunning scenery. "

Our Vehicle

Renowned by 4x4 enthusiasts as the vehicle best suited to off road travel, our Land Rover Defender Jeep has been expertly converted for you comfort. We have adapted the jeep to comply with Covid 19 social-distancing guidance for your safety.

Jeep is divided into 2 separate cabins, with large, leather seats, huge windows and separate entrances. 

Cabin A has 7 seats and Cabin B has 4 seats. You can book a cabin for your private group. 

As we navigate tracks and trails that no other vehicle can go, comfort is ensured through the soft oversized suspension. 

Our bespoke Land Rover Defender Jeep offers comfort on a unique off -road experience that you will not find anywhere else!

Meet your Guides

Pádraig and Aonghus Hernon are brothers and native Islanders. Their grandfather and father were “jarveys”, the local term for people who give tours on the traditional horse and cart.

Pádraig and Aonghus, being third generation jarveys, carried on this tradition and provided tours of the Island by horse and cart for the past 20 years. Their love of the Island spurred them on to provide an alternative experience of Inis Mór which led them to starting “Aran Off-R oad Experience”.