Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland

At the top of the Inishowen Peninsula lies Ireland’s most northerly point, Malin Head. So otherworldly, this landscape was chosen as a filming location for the movie "Star Wars VII: The Last Jedi". While wandering this rugged coast, keep an eye out for migratory seabirds and dramatic landmarks such as Hell’s hole cavern, Banba’s Crown tower and An Grianán Ailigh fort. On a cloudless evening, you may even experience the magical Northern Lights.

On the secluded north coast of Donegal, golden sandy beaches and rolling farmland threaded by narrow old roads are a landscape to inspire the imagination. Follow the Knockalla Coast Road and find yourself at Ballymastocker Bay - voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and for good reason. Visit the iconic Fanad lighthouse to learn about the history of this proud, ancient community. Outdoorsy folk will enjoy kayaking, golfing and fishing.

Just 15km off the coast of Donegal lies the most remote of all Irish islands: Tory Island. A Gaeltacht (Gaelic speaking) isle, small in size but fierce in spirit, the rugged beauty of this place has drawn a community of artists. Traditional folklore, music and dance are celebrated in this place of solace and seclusion. Don't miss the iconic lighthouse, the round bell tower and Balor's Fort.

A narrow road twists steeply up from Teelin to the dramatic Slieve League mountain and cliffs. Considerably higher than the Cliffs of Moher, this is an off-the-beaten track gem for the experienced walker - one Man’s pass will take you to Slieve League's breathtakingly beautiful summit. For the leisure visitor, there is also a viewing platform offering gorgeous views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Sligo Mountains and Donegal Bay.