Plan your trip.

Clonakilty — Inchydoney beach. Black pudding country. Michael Collins' patch.
Skibbereen & Baltimore — Sailing town, the Beacon, ferries to Sherkin and Cape Clear.
Mizen Head — The signal station footbridge. Ireland's true south-west corner.
Bantry & Sheep's Head — The quiet peninsula. The walking is the point.
Kenmare — Where the Beara and Iveragh peninsulas meet. Stone circle, food town.
Ring of Kerry — Sneem, Waterville, Skellig view. Drive it anti-clockwise.
Tralee & North Kerry — Banna Strand, Ballybunion, the Shannon estuary mouth.
Loop Head — The lighthouse, the bridges of Ross, dolphins in the estuary.
Kilkee — Horseshoe bay, the Pollock holes, the cliff walk.
The Burren — Lisdoonvarna, Ballyvaughan, limestone pavement and rare orchids.
Aran Islands — Inis Mór, Inis Meáin, Inis Oírr. Dún Aonghasa and the Plassey.
Inishbofin & islands — Ferry from Cleggan. The kind of quiet you forget exists.
Westport — Croagh Patrick, the Greenway, a planned town that works.
Clare Island & Inishturk — Granuaile's tower, Knockmore, the quiet of Inishturk.
Achill Island — Keem Bay, the Atlantic Drive, the deserted village at Slievemore.
Mullet Peninsula — Belmullet, the long strands, the islands at the end.
Ballina & North Mayo — Downpatrick Head, Céide Fields, salmon on the Moy.
Sligo & Strandhill — Yeats country, Knocknarea, the surf at Strandhill.
Mullaghmore — Classiebawn castle, the harbour, the big-wave reef offshore.
Glencolmcille — Folk village, the Tower at Glen Head, end-of-the-road quiet.
Dungloe & The Rosses — Gaeltacht heartland, hundreds of lakes, ferry to Arranmore.
Arranmore & Tory — Two ferries, two very different worlds. Cliffs, kingship, round tower.
Dunfanaghy — Horn Head, Killahoey beach, McAuliffe's bookshop.
Downings — Sheephaven Bay, Tranarossan, the Atlantic Drive.
Fanad & Inishowen — Fanad lighthouse, the Great Pollet arch, the Inishowen 100.
Portrush & Portstewart — Two seaside towns, a championship links, and the surf at East Strand.
Dunluce & the Causeway cliffs — The ruined castle on the cliff edge, the coast path to the Causeway.
Ballycastle & Rathlin Island — Ferry to Rathlin — puffins, a flipped lighthouse, the only inhabited Antrim island.
Cushendun & Torr Head — The quiet drive — caves, white-washed cottages, Scotland twelve miles across the channel.
Glens of Antrim — Nine glens running down to the sea. Glenariff, Cushendall, Glenarm.
Larne & the Antrim Coast Road — Where the Causeway Coastal Route gets wild — basalt cliffs hanging over the road.
Carrickfergus — Norman castle on the harbour, the song everyone half-knows the words to.

Driving times are honest mid-range estimates. The WAW is full of small roads, and you'll want to stop. Plan for slower than Google Maps tells you.

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