The world's longest coastal route - dramatic cliffs, green hills, and Irish hospitality.
Main Attractions
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Weather
- Summer: 15-20°C, changeable
- Winter: 5-10°C, rainy
- Best time: May - September
Sea Temperature
14-17°C in summer
Ideal for swimming and water sports
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1
Prague/Pilsen → Brussels
Drive through Germany into Belgium
Day 2
Brussels → Calais → Dover
Ferry across the English Channel
Day 3
Dover → Fishguard → Rosslare
Ferry to Ireland (4h crossing)
Day 4
Rosslare → Dublin
The historic capital, Temple Bar
Day 5
Dublin → Galway
A bohemian atmosphere, traditional pubs
Day 6
Galway → Cliffs of Moher
Stunning 214m cliffs above the Atlantic
Day 7
Cliffs → Burren → Dingle
A moonscape landscape and a fishing village
Day 8
Dingle → Ring of Kerry
Ireland's most famous scenic route (180 km)
Day 9
Ring of Kerry → Cork
The food capital, Blarney Castle
Day 10
Cork → Belfast → Giant's Causeway
Northern Ireland, basalt columns (UNESCO)
Day 11
Giant's Causeway → Dublin → ferry
Ferry back to Wales
Day 12
Ferry → Prague/Pilsen
The final drive home via England and Germany
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Book a vehicle for this tripTrip Tips
- Drive on the left! Narrow roads
- Be prepared for rain at any time
- Visit traditional pubs with live music
- Learn a few Irish phrases
Events & Festivals
St. Patrick's Festival Dublin (March)
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Galway Arts Festival (July)
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Dublin Fringe Festival (September)
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TOP: Cliffs of Moher
214-metre-high cliffs above the Atlantic - one of Europe's most dramatic views