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Following the steep, winding road between Portmagee and St. Finian’s Bay leads to the Coomanaspig Pass: a rugged mountain pass at an altitude of 185 meters, where the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish interior meet in a single panorama. From the summit, a 360-degree view unfolds—the pointed Skellig Islands on one side, the green valleys of the Iveragh Peninsula on the other. The climb itself, with gradients of up to 15% and sharp bends, feels like a mini expedition. At the top, where wind and clouds have free rein, you experience the Wild Atlantic Way in its purest form: grand, silent, and pristine.

Arrive at sunset in Portmagee. This tiny, picturesque village takes its name from the pirate Magee, who landed here in ancient times. It's the starting point for expeditions to the mystical Skelligs Islands.

Nestled beneath the splendor of the Caha Mountains in West Cork, and just a short distance from the islands of Bantry Bay, the small and characterful village of Glengarriff on the Wild Atlantic Way is the gateway to the Beara Peninsula (the third of the peninsulas in southwest Ireland).

Gap of Dunloe is a narrow mountain pass between the MacGillycuddy Reeks and Purple Mountain, amazing 11 kilometres of it! The spectacularly winding road here descends into The Black Valley passing five lakes. The Head of the Gap is its highest point.

Gorgeous and steep climb up a narrow country road. Absolutely worth the effort.

Great spot with a beautiful view

Beautiful corners everywhere.

Glengariff Woods Nature Reserve occupies a wonderful wooded glen in the lee of the dramatic Caha Mountains. Its waterside and woodland trails are a delight to explore, with some of Ireland's oldest oak and birch trees. A hike up to Lady Bantry's Lookout is worthwhile for sumptuous bay and mountain views.