3 of Ireland’s Most Beautiful Drives


Posted October 8, 2018 in More

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Ireland is known to be one of the best countries in the World for breathtaking views and scenery.   Before taking a road trip in this amazing country it is worth planning out your drives as there are so many picturesque views that are hidden away.

This post will offer you details of a variety of incredible places that you may want to add to your road trip to do list. Ireland is known for its rocky cliffs, beautiful mountains, and gorgeous sea views. It is worth discovering what places are the best to capture these views, so, continue reading for 3 of the best drives in Ireland or you can read the E-book by Chill Insurance on Ireland’s most beautiful drives.

The Sky Road in Clifden

The sky road is known to be one of the best tourist attractions in Connemara which is based in Western Ireland. The road is situated in Clifden a place known for its mountains and coastline. In the town Centre of Clifden, you can find shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants that are perfect for a quick stop off on your road trip. The sky road is an 11km long circular route that takes you along Clifden Bay and Streams town Bay where you can see some breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, Clifden Castle, +islands of Inish Turk, Turbot and Clifton town Centre.

Sheep’s Head, County Cork

Sheeps Heads, County cork offers an exciting drive in the South coast of Ireland. In this location, you will find that it has the mildest climate in Ireland and is a beautiful place to explore due to its wild scenery and fantastic coastal views. It is known to be one of Ireland’s treasures and has many footpaths also if you want to pass coves, sea arches, and a ruined 17th-century signal tower.

Dublin to Portlaoise, Through the Wicklow Mountains

If being away from the busy streets of Ireland isn’t your thing then Dublin Portlaoise may be the perfect place to visit on your road trip. You can travel through the streets of Dublin whilst capturing the Wicklow Mountains, or if preferred you can venture out of the streets and see Powerscourt Waterfall, Ireland’s highest waterfall on your visit which is located at the foot of Wicklow Mountain. On your drive, you can enjoy the views of the surrounding valleys such as Glendalough valley which is Irelands best preserved monastic settlements.

You can join in on the conversation of what you think is the most beautiful drive in Ireland using the hashtag #TRAVELWITHCHILL.

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