Take the road less-travelled from the tawny-coloured sands of Rossnowlagh to Kilcar and explore the delights of beautiful Donegal on a three-day trip. Visit the bustling fishing town of Killybegs – it’s the perfect place to try a spot of angling.

Weave your way through the beautiful Glengesh Pass and on to Fintra Bay and see if you can spot the distinctive peak of Sligo’s Benbulben in the distance. Soak up the stunning scenery and appreciate the calming atmosphere.

Far-flung West Cork is teeming with scenic coastlines and beautiful views. Start your trip at the Old Head of Kinsale, one of 81 signal towers dotted along the coastline, before heading the Lusitania Museum nearby. Built on the closest point of land to final resting place of the RMS Lusitania, which was torpedoed by German forces during WWI, the museum hosts a memorial sculpture which showcases the ship's story through imagery as well as the names of all who died onboard. 

Once you've worked up an appetite, enjoy a leisurely stroll to Kinsale proper for a bite to eat. The town is home to some of the best seafood spots in the country. 

Breathe in the salty sea air as you travel the rugged coastline between Galway and Mayo. Take a boat trip to Árainn (Aran Islands) and discover its ancient ruins and unspoiled scenery.

Then, make your way to the stunning Sky Road of Connemara where you can admire the area's towering mountain ranges and natural beauty. Stop off in pretty Clifden for a coffee in one of the friendly cafés before heading on to Westport to immerse yourself in the craic of the bustling town.

With historic castles, attractive beaches and dramatic cliffs, Kerry is well-worth more than a pitstop on your travels along the Wild Atlantic Way. Bring the camera as you follow the mountain roads from Killorglin to Caherdaniel, capturing gorgeous gardens and impressive islands as you go. 

Pay a visit to Kells Bay Garden on the way to Cahersiveen and drive the Skellig Ring for memorable views of Na Scealga (Skellig Islands). 

Check out two of Ireland’s most photogenic counties with a road trip along the Sligo and Mayo coastline. Discover ancient secrets at the megalithic tombs in Carrowmore, Sligo and later, head to Downpatrick Head in Mayo and explore the impressive sea stacks, blowholes and Atlantic caves.

For a fun activity, book yourself into a wild food foraging tour or brave the waves with a surf lesson. After, chill out in lovely Strandhill and end your road trip with a vibrant sunset on the beach.