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Wild Atlantic Way Campervan & Motorhome Route.  The first 7 day part of  a 21 day route along the Wild Atlantic Way taking you from Muff to Aughris Head.

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The Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland’s grand road trip extravaganza stretching 1600 miles from Muff in Donegal to Kinsale in Cork. We recommend a leisurely 21 days for this epic journey, but if you’re short on time, tackle the northern stretch in just 7 days in our WAW Route Part 1. 

Starting in the charming village of Muff. Get your photo at the first WAW Sign. Head around the Inishowen peninsula to Malin Head Irelands most northerly point Downings’ beaches along the scenic Atlantic Drive. Next head to Magheroarty, admiring the dramatic cliffs of Horn Head with a possible ferry trip to Tory Island.

Continue to Gweedore stopping in Dunfanaghy to visit the Workhouse Famine and Heritage Centre. Explore the fishing village of Burtonport and consider a ferry to Arranmore Island. Travel to Sliabh Liag, the highest sea cliffs in Europe, take a guided walk or boat tour to fully appreciate the scenery undoubtedly a highlight or the route.

Journey to Donegal, stopping at Glencolmcille Folk Village and Assaranca Waterfall. In Donegal Town, explore Donegal Castle, take a ride on the Donegal Bay Waterbus, Travel to Strandhill and Rosses Point, visiting Rossnowlagh Beach and Bundoran. 

Conclude your trip

Finally finishing at the Beach Bar near Aughris Head, a traditional Irish pub with stunning sea views. Throughout your journey, stay at motorhome-friendly campsites, savour local specialties, and be prepared for changing weather conditions to be sure! This adventure promises stunning landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality along Ireland’s west coast on this Wild Atlantic Way Campervan & Motorhome Route.

Parts 1,2 & 3 follow on from each other so can be followed consecutively.

Don’t forget to get a Wild Atlantic Way Passport to track your journey.