It’s no secret that Ireland boasts a number of breathtaking spots in all corners of the country.
Here are our top ten favorite Irish views and where to find them.
Sky Road, Co. Galway
Sky Road, Co. Galway
This 7-mile circular drive to the west of Clifden offers stunning views of the Atlantic.
Rock of Cashel, Co Tipperary
Rock of Cashel, Co Tipperary
One mile outside town on the Old Dublin Road, the Rock of Cashel is backdropped by the Galtee Mountains.
Ladies’ View, Co Kerry
Ladies’ View, Co Kerry
Located between Kenmare and Killarney on the N71 in the heart of Killarney National Parks.
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Giant’s Causeway, Co Antrim
Giant’s Causeway, Co Antrim.
From Belfast, follow signs for the "Giant's Causeway Coastal Route" for a beautiful scenic route. Then, hike around and climb out on the rocks at the stunning locale.
Old Head of Kinsale, Co Cork
Old Head of Kinsale, Co Cork
A popular site for golfing, this spot that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean has stellar views.
Hungry Hill, Beara Peninsula, Co Kerry
Beara Peninsula, Co Kerry
The highest peak in the beautiful Beara Peninsula overlaps the border of Cork and Kerry.
Slieve League, Co Donegal
Slieve League, Co Donegal
The viewing point on Sliabh League in Donegal offers an amazing sea vista and landscape with views across Donegal Bay to counties Leitrim, Sligo, and Mayo.
Cliffs of Moher, Co Clare
Cliffs of Moher, Co Clare
On the western coast of Ireland in Co Clare, the Cliffs of Moher are easily accessible from most major hubs in Ireland.
Aran Islands, Co Galway
Aran Islands, Co Galway
As a set of islands, the Aran Islands are only accessible by ferry (from Rossaveel in Galway) or by plane. Once on the islands, take a bike ride to take in the sights.
Glendalough, Co Wicklow
Glendalough, Co Wicklow
As a popular spot, many tours run out of Dublin into picturesque Glendalough.
* Originally published in 2013, updated in July 2023.
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