Ireland - a place known for its exquisite food and drink.
The Wild Atlantic Way is no different.
From the 18th-century Kilbeggan Distillery to Dick Mack’s cow shed turned brewery, sample the finest tipples in Ireland.
Pair your drink of choice with award-winning cuisine and fresh seafood on your journey across the Irish coast.
And then when you've rested after all the food, head back out onto the road to explore some more.
Explore the full capabilities of your Land Rover as you embrace your wild side and take on the rugged mountains of the Welsh countryside.
You’ll have no problem finding adventure on our Wild Wales tour.
Take your Land Rover off-roading on iconic green lanes like Strata Florida, and experience a once-in-a-lifetime beach drive at Black Rock Sands on your self-drive tour.
You'll find the wilderness of Wales steeped in history, filled with breathtaking views and brimming with iconic green lanes.
Your Celtic Routes holiday comes with everything you need to enjoy your tour of Wales to the fullest.
From a spacious Land Rover suited to the wilder parts of your Celtic adventure, to a dedicated app featuring your itinerary, map and weather forecast, we’re with you every step of the way.
Sound like everything you've been dreaming of in one holiday? Enquire now so we can hear your ideas!
Do you love trying new food as much as you love to travel?
On a trip through the Celtic regions, you’ll discover local specialities, historical dishes and fresh new culinary experiences - each with a story to tell.
From colcannon in Ireland to cranachan in Scotland, we’ve sampled everything from firm national favourites to local best-kept secrets.
From tastings and cooking lessons to catching your dinner yourself, if you love food as much as we do, we’ll find amazing ways to make it a memorable part of your trip.
Which food of the regions do you want to try first? Let us know in the comments.
When designing a holiday for you, we want to make sure you don't have to think of a thing except how you can enjoy yourself even more.
Your Celtic Routes holiday comes with everything you need to enjoy your tour of Scotland to the fullest.
From a spacious Land Rover suited to the wilder parts of your Celtic adventure, to a dedicated app featuring your itinerary, map and weather forecast, we’re with you every step of the way.
Here's a list of everything each of our trips includes:
Land Rover hire
Full insurance for two people
Accommodation
Breakfast each day
Personalised handover and collection
Detailed personalised trip notes
Dedicated expert travel advisor
App navigation
Cultural information
If you've never done a self-drive road trip style holiday, making sure you have everything ticked off the list can feel daunting.
What's your number one question about how it works? Let us know so we can take one more thing off your to-do list, leave it in the comment below👇🏼
Discover stunning landmarks and fascinating history as you journey across the unique and beautiful Northern Ireland.
We have three routes we recommend when helping our clients plan their dream trip, whether you're a lover of nature, ready to delve into the best whisky, or looking forward to finding out more about your heritage.
The Coastal Causeway
Trace the glorious North Coast of Ireland, taking in historic Belfast and the iconic Giant’s Causeway.
Two Irelands
Take your time exploring Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, winding between picturesque villages, rugged mountains, and breathtaking peninsulas.
Scotland & Northern Ireland
Take in two iconic Celtic regions with one self-drive tour of Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Ready to build your unique journey? Drop us a message to find out more.
It's one of the traditions of Britain that stands the test of time - Clay Pigeon Shooting.
Soon to be seen in the Olympic Games, the idea of Clay Pigeon Shooting originated in the late 1800s, when pheasants and other game birds were swapped for glass balls filled with feathers, allowing more Britons to participate in the esteemed sport.
The clay target appeared at the beginning of the 20th century, forming the Clay Pigeon Shooting we know now.
Now, enthusiasts from around the world flock to Scotland for its passionate shooting culture and exceptional ranges located amongst the dramatic Highland scenery.
Have you ever tried Clay Pigeon Shooting?
Do you love Harry Potter as much as we do? Well, here's everything you need to know about seeing the sites of Edinburgh that inspired the stories.
As well as the many highland filming sites that can be found in Scotland’s countryside, arguably the location that had the greatest impact on the creation of the books and subsequent movies is the Scottish capital city of Edinburgh.
It was here that JK Rowling was first inspired to write the books. Or, more specifically, in The Elephant House cafe, which you can still visit today, where JK did some of her writing for the first few novels.
After stopping for a drink and a snack at the cafe, head over to Greyfriars Kirkyard, the location where JK Rowling conducted research for some of her character’s names.
See if you can spot Sirius Black, Robert Potter, William McGonagall and even he who must not be named himself, Thomas Riddell.
You could even head to Balmoral Hotel, the site where JK Rowling wrote the famed final chapters of The Deathly Hallows.
If you’re looking for more sites of interest in the life of JK Rowling and the films, we’d recommend signing up for a Harry Potter walking tour around the city.
Wind your way across Ireland, from Connemara to Killarney, on one of the longest-defined coastal routes in the world - The Wild Atlantic Way
Where will your journey take you?
Trace the West Coast on your driving tour of Ireland, taking in the highlights of the Wild Atlantic Way.
From rugged mountains and dramatic seascapes to cosy villages full of life and culture, sampling the best sights and experiences Ireland has to offer.
There are three places we recommend everyone goes on this trip:
Connemara
The Dingle Peninsula
Killarney National Park
Your Celtic Routes holiday comes with everything you need to enjoy your tour of Scotland to the fullest.
From a spacious Land Rover suited to the wilder parts of your Celtic adventure, to a dedicated app featuring your itinerary, map and weather forecast, we’re with you every step of the way.
Are you ready to plan your trip of a lifetime? Get in touch and tell us your dreams.
One of our favourite days in Ireland is a combination of some of its most beautiful sites.
🌿Burren National Park and Cliffs of Moher
Start your day by rounding Black Head to see its 1930s lighthouse and magnificent views of Galway Bay.
The Burren National Park is internationally famous for its wonderous landscape and unique flora.
Filled with opportunities for walking and hiking, the park includes prehistoric monuments and rare wildflower meadows. It's the perfect destination for immersing yourself in nature.
Stop at the Burren Smokehouse for a taste of some of Ireland’s finest foods, before continuing to the iconic 700ft Cliffs of Moher.
The Cliffs are one of Ireland's favourite visitor experiences. Enjoy the view over spectacular vistas looking out to the Atlantic Ocean and Aran Islands.
Independent travel doesn’t mean going it alone.
Our in-vehicle app is our way of being with you as you forge your own path across the breathtaking Celtic regions.
The app puts your itineraries, local weather forecasts, detailed maps, and personalised content all at your fingertips, so you can spend less time searching the web and more time soaking in the views.
Use the app to access top tips and insider insights, and relax in the knowledge that we’re only a message away if you need us.
Explore the stunning natural landscapes and deeply embedded history of Scotland and Northern Ireland, from the winding roads of the untamed Scottish Highlands to the raw beauty of Ireland’s County Antrim.
No matter what you love, you're going to have the trip of your dreams around these Celtic regions.
If you love food and drink?
Judge the fierce competition between Scottish ‘whisky’ and Irish ‘whiskey’ at historic distilleries, and sample fresh local cuisine everywhere from fine dining establishments to coastal hidden gems.
If you love history?
Immerse yourself in both countries’ rich history, from uncovering the details of the Jacobite Uprising at Glenfinnan to paying a visit to the Titanic Museum in Belfast.
If you dream of nature and the outdoors?
Take in the raw natural beauty of Scotland and Northern Island, from the wildlife-rich Assynt region to the puffin colony at Rathin Island.
If it's an adventure you're chasing?
Discover your wild side as you put your Land Rover through its paces at Dunkeld, tackle rugged mountains in the Cairngorms, and hike dramatic coastal passes in County Antrim.
Ready to find out more about curating the trip of your lifetime? Get in touch today.
