Ireland's west coast, end to end — one of the longest defined coastal driving routes in the world, past cliffs, beaches, and villages that barely feel changed by the last century.
A colorful harbor town in County Cork, and the route's southern starting point.
The Dingle Peninsula loop is a detour worth the extra hour — cliffs, beehive huts, and Slea Head.
A lively university city, and the jumping-off point for the Cliffs of Moher just south.
Slieve League's sea cliffs nearby are taller than the Cliffs of Moher and far less crowded.