Overlooking the River Foyle, this elegant hotel boasts bright, warmly decorated rooms that feature en suite bathrooms, TVs and free Wi-Fi, as well as tea and coffeemaking equipment. There's an airy grill restaurant and a library bar, plus a guest lounge.

Located within the historic Cathedral Quarter of Derry City, the Bishop's Gate Hotel was built over 100 years ago and has maintained its traditional Edwardian architecture style. Each guestroom has modern amenities, such as satellite TV, a coffee maker and Wi-Fi, and has elegant accents to keep with the hotel's heritage. Sip on champagne at The Wig bar or tea in the Hervey Library to unwind at the end of the day.

In a castlelike building on a village road, this family-run hotel is features en suite bathrooms, satellite TV, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. WiFi is complimentary in public areas. There's a restaurant with an airy formal dining room, plus a laid-back bar/lounge serving light meals.

Located close to the town of Westport, the elegant Westport Plaza Hotel features spacious rooms, with a Jacuzzi bath and separate shower in the en suite bathroom. Savor sophisticated European food at the Merlot Restaurant, take a quick break at the Plaza Bar over cocktails, indulge in one of Spa Sula's massages or facials, or unwind in its thermal suite.

Sitting in the heart of Galway City right next to Eyre Square, Park House Hotel is a stone's throw away from many attractions. The guest rooms are quiet, clean, and comfortable and The Park House is one of Galway's most popular restaurants, offering full Irish breakfasts and scrumptious dinners. An extremely hospitable staff make guests feel right at home.

Situated on the beautiful Dingle Peninsula, surrounded by rolling hills and the calm harbor, Dingle Skellig Hotel has offered travelers comfort, warm hospitality, and great service since 1969. After a day on the trail, wind down with a drink at Blaskets Bar or the Cocktail Bar. The Coastguard Restaurant serves locally sourced seafood overlooking the bay and the mountains.

This traditional manor house hotel offers airy, classic rooms featuring vintage-style furnishings and en suite bathrooms. Each comes with free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Room service is offered.

Opened in 1854, the Great Southern Killarney retains its elegant Victorian style and old-world charm. The luxurious rooms showcase a full spectrum of plush perks. Surrounded by delightful gardens, it serves locally sourced food at the Garden Room Restaurant, casual food and fine whiskies at The Punchbowl Bar, afternoon tea in the Grand Foyer, and drinks in the Killarney Wine Rooms.

MT Sobek is the only North American company to offer the north to south coastal route along Ireland's legendary Wild Atlantic Way.

We've isolated the most beautiful 70 miles of the route to create an approachable itinerary that you won't find anywhere else.

Our resident guides provide spontaneous opportunities to experience authentic pub life, live traditional Irish music, and a culture of camaraderie.

Moderate hikes through iconic landscapes, taking in archaeological sites, galleries and craft shops, paired with heartwarming Irish hospitality.

From elegant historic hotels with gorgeous grounds to modern city hotels jam-packed with amenities, all featuring warm, welcoming service.

The climate is actually rather mild, with an average yearly temperature around 50°F. Expect a bit of rain during your trip.

Plan to arrive at the Dublin Airport (DUB) by 8:00AM on Day 1. After customs, you will be met by your guide or an MT Sobek representative and transferred to Derry, where the trip will start.

Yes. Come prepared for actual hiking in the outdoors. This is not a light touring experience.

The perfect footwear for this trip is a medium-weight, waterproof hiking boot.

The terrain is often wet and uneven, so hiking poles will really assist with balance on varying terrain.

During your hiking trip in Ireland, you will be provided with a variety of hearty and nutritious meals to fuel your adventures. Expect traditional Irish cuisine, such as lamb stews, potato dishes, and fresh seafood. Vegetarians can try Champ (mashed potatoes with onion & scallions), colcannon (mashed potatoes with kale or cabbage), or vegetarian shepherd's pie. In addition to the hearty meat, fish, and vegetable dishes, Ireland is also known for its delectable cheese and bread. Irish cheese is made from the milk of cows, sheep, or goats and comes in a variety of textures and flavors. Some of the most popular cheese types include Irish cheddar, blue cheese, and local Brie and Gouda.

Yes. We will be staying in some hotels for multiple nights, giving you the opportunity to take a day off to explore the village or simply relax at the hotel.