From a Lighthouse in Cork, to a restored railway cottage in Donegal, are you looking for a unique stay along the Wild Atlantic Way?
Irish Landmark Trust has 9 unique self-catering heritage properties located along the Wild Atlantic Way.

Choose from Termon House in Northwest Donegal, where the Wild Atlantic is right on your doorstep, to Galley Head Lightkeepers' Houses in the sunny Southwest. In between you can choose from a unique and quirky collection of properties that include the following:

Railway Crossing Cottage, Co. Donegal

Termon House, Co. Donegal

St John's Point Lightkeepers' Cottages, Co. Donegal

Schoolhouse at Annaghmore, Co. Sligo

Inchiquin House, Co. Clare

Loop Head Lightkeeper's House, Co. Clare

Galley Head Lightkeepers' Houses, Clonakilty, Co. Cork (pictured)

 

 

Wide shot of Galley Head Lighthouse at Duneady Head in Cork, a rainbow is shining over the lighthouse, behind it a dramatic sky and below the sea crashes against the headland
Galley Head Lighthouse | Best places to stay along the Wild Atlantic Way

Irish Landmark Trust properties are ideal for couples, families and groups to enjoy a short break in a unique heritage building. By choosing to book an Irish Landmark Trust property you are joining a community of people who are helping us in our mission to save, share and sustain built heritage in Ireland.

To view the best places to stay along the Wild Atlantic Way, browse our properties.

 

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