Discover the dramatic beauty of South Donegal along the Wild Atlantic Way, home to the spectacular Sliabh Liag, among the highest and most accessible sea cliffs in Europe. This guided journey follows part of Donegal’s 1,200 km rugged coastline, passing through some of Ireland’s most remote and authentic coastal villages. Along the way, you’ll explore Donegal’s rich maritime heritage in Killybegs, Ireland’s premier fishing harbour. At Muckross Head, take in sweeping views across Donegal Bay towards Benbulben, near the final resting place of Ireland’s greatest poet, W. B. Yeats. The tour continues high above the Atlantic to Bunglas, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Slieve League cliffs, with time for a short walk near the summit. To finish, step back in time at Glencolmcille Folk Village, offering a vivid insight into traditional Irish life from centuries past.

At the top of Northeast Donegal is Inishowen, Ireland's largest peninsula. On this Wild Atlantic Way tour, I'll show you around part of the peninsula's 100-mile coastal drive known as the 'Inishowen 100'. On your journey, you'll see the glacial fjord, Lough Swilly, which inspired the hymn 'Amazing Grace'. You'll learn the ancient secrets of Grianan of Aileach ring fort, seat of power of the chieftains of Ulster. I'll recount the tragedy of the SS Laurentic and its undiscovered gold near Fort Dunree. You'll travel through the nerve-racking Mamore Gap and defy physics on the 'Magic Road'. A visit to Doagh Famine Village will have you step back in time, hearing how life used to be in the area. Your day culminates in a galaxy far, far away by reaching Malin Head, Ireland's most Northerly point and the filming location of Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi. The tour is in a fun, relaxed manner, with plenty of jokes, tall tales and the odd song too!

In the northwest of Ireland, at the very edge of Europe, lies the Donegal Gaeltacht, a wild and storied land where Irish traditions and the Gaeilge language still thrive. As a local, I’ll take you beyond the guidebooks, sharing the hidden corners of the Wild Atlantic Way where I grew up. You’ll hear personal stories, legendary myths, and a few tall tales along the way. Explore Glenveagh Castle and its dramatic past, stand in awe at the mystical Poisoned Glen, and reflect inside the haunting ruins of Dunlewey Church. Sip Irish whiskey at Crolly Distillery and journey through Donegal’s rugged highlands, where generations have cut turf from the vast Atlantic bog. Gaze out over the sea to the Gaeltacht islands, including Tory Island, where my ancestors came from, and hear the stories that have been passed down through generations. This is my home, let me show it to you as only a local can.

Entre la baie de Mulroy et le fjord glaciaire Lough Swilly se trouve la péninsule de Fanad, l'un des secrets les mieux gardés d'Irlande. Lors de cette excursion, je vous emmènerai le long des routes côtières sinueuses jusqu'au phare de Fanad, l'un des sites emblématiques du Wild Atlantic Way du comté de Donegal. Vous pourrez vous promener sur le site d'un phare historique encore en activité, tout en admirant la vue sur l'océan et les oiseaux. Au cours de votre voyage, je vous raconterai les histoires et légendes de la péninsule. Découvrez la création de « Football Special », le Coca-Cola de Ramelton. Visitez Rathmullan, le lieu de l'un des événements les plus importants de l'histoire irlandaise : « La Fuite des Comtes ». Puis, traversez le « Pont vers Nulle Part », un lieu politiquement important. Nous parcourrons les ruines du château de Doe, qui surplombe la baie de Sheephaven, et découvrirons l'histoire du clan qui l'a construit. Cette visite se déroule de manière amusante et détendue avec de nombreuses opportunités de photos, de la musique, des (mauvaises) blagues et présente la côte, les châteaux et le Craic !