The Wild Atlantic Way by Campervan | Our Tips and Advice

[@glenmurray8447]

Never been to Ireland and taking the van over to The Wild Atlantic Way is looking like an excellent option😃

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

You won’t be disappointed … stunning whatever the weather …

[@glenmurray8447]

@@TheTravellersCookeBook similar to Scotland then 😃

[@pamelajohnnysmotorhomejourneys]

There is an app here in Ireland called shower + it gives all toilets & showers . Dog friendly places . And some campsites will allow you use there services for a small fee to empty toilets etc. there is a good few Aires along the Atlantic way popping up and some open with a few years.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Yes had seen the shower app . We didn’t ask at any campsites but I’m sure there would have been sone to allow you … although in the past we have asked and been turned away … yes a good few aires but what we need is services … water perhaps but defo emptying services … it’s the emptying services (grey and black that seem to be severely lacking (not just an Ireland issue but most of the UK too) … still we managed ok … the highlights certainly outweighed any minus points by a long shot ….

[@cynthiaisenhoff8777]

Makes me want to visit for sure!

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

It’s so beautiful … so much to see and do and we know we barely scratched the surface

[@nigelmchugh5541]

Glad you enjoyed your time here! Like you say, do the WAW in a couple of installments, it's not going anywhere!

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

No doubt at some point we will go back and do parts again … such a beautiful part of the world .

[@colmdivilly7673]

Toilets in most Centra shops. Visit the Islands. Alcohol prices are high because of minimum unit pricing that was introduced 1 January 22.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Yup … we made use of Centra quite a few times …

[@peterfinch3548]

According to the Gov.uk website, British passport holders are not subject to the Schengen 90/180 rule when travelling in Ireland.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Yup correct … common travel area

[@raybo64]

Did you forget about the CTA between Ireland and the UK. Citizens of the UK and of Ireland have the freedom to travel, work and live in each other's jurisdictions. No visa required.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Yes the common travel area ....