Sligo is the absolute gem of the Wild Atlantic Way! A vibrant town nestled between stunning peaks and rugged coastline, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich culture.
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About Sligo & The Wild Atlantic Way
From epic surf beaches to the iconic table topped Benbulben, Sligo has it all for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The town has a lively music scene and the warmest hospitality you can get anywhere.
Whether you are exploring ancient sites like Queen Maeves Grave, Carrowkeel or Carrowmore or enjoying a traditional music session in a cosy pub, Sligo never fails to enchant visitors with its charm,character and relaxed pace. A must visit destination for anyone looking to experience the true essence of Ireland’s West Coast.
The Wild Atlantic Way (Irish: Slí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin) is a tourism trail on the west coast, and on parts of the north and south coasts, of Ireland. The 2,500 km (1,553 mile) driving route passes through nine counties and three provinces, stretching from County Donegal’s Inishowen Peninsula in Ulster to Kinsale, County Cork, in Munster, on the Celtic Sea coast.
The route also passes through numerous charming towns and villages that offer a taste of Irish culture and hospitality. Visitors can sample traditional music and dance, enjoy locally produced food and drink, and explore the unique arts and crafts of the region.
Discover Sligo & The West
Mullaghmore Head
Mullaghmore is the place to be if you’re up for serious outdoor vibes. Picture this: Crystal Clear water, stunning cliffs with jaw dropping views and chill atmosphere that is perfect for unwinding. Its like natures playground meets relaxation central. So, grab your gear and get ready for an unforgetabble time at Mullaghmore.
Streedagh Beach
This is where the cool kids hang out and you might just bump into Connell and Marianne from ‘Normal People’ catching some waves! Its not just a beach. Its a vibe straight out of your favourite tv show. Grab your sunscreen and your surfboard because Streedagh Beach is calling your name for a fun filled day on the wild Atlantic Way
Knocknarea and Queen Maeves grave
The ultimate location for history and legends. where ancient tales meet breathtaking views, making it a must visit for anyone craving a bit of mystical adventure. Channel your inner explorer and get ready to conquer Knocknarea and pay your respects to Queen Maeve. An area fir for a king… or a Queen.
Strandhill
Strandhill is where the good times roll – think mouthwatering food, relaxing seaweed baths and epic surf vibes all rolled into one awesome package. Its a one stop shop for fun and chill! So head on down and grab a board for a Strandhill Adventure that’s sure to make waves!
The Gleniff Horsehoe
The horsehoe is likenatures amusment park with twists and turns that will leave you ion awe! Lace up your hiking boots and get ready for a wild ride at the Gleniff Horseshoe – It is a loop you wont want to miss. Dont forget to keep an eye out for the famous Diarmad and Grainnes cave!
Aughris Head
Its got views, the wonderful Beach bar, a stunning cliff top looped walk and a beautiful beach. Its a must visti area for any outdoor enthusiast. A few waves or a walk in the sea air are not to be missed. Followed by a delicious bowl of seafood chowder in the Beach Bar.
Wild Atlantic Way Accommodation
Experience the stunning beauty of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way with a range of premium accommodation options. Nestled along the scenic coastline, these lodgings offer comfort and convenience, making your stay unforgettable.
