Table Six Travel

04/17/2025

We're looking forward to sharing this lovely experience with our guests in early May.

The road that takes you along Slea Head on the Di**le Peninsula in Kerry is squeezed between cliff on one side and the Atlantic on the other 🚗 🚲

While it's fairly narrow in places it is also one of the most memorable roads to spin along in Ireland 😍

Find a full guide below 👇👇👇

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04/15/2025

The Caha Pass is a scenic mountain pass located on the Beara Peninsula in southwest Ireland. It connects the towns of Glengarriff in County Cork and Kenmare in County Kerry, passing through the rugged Caha Mountains, just one of the wonders of the Wild Atlantic Way

The highlight of the route is the Caha Tunnels, a series of stone-carved tunnels that allow the road to pass through the mountains. These tunnels, often referred to as the Turner's Tunnels, were hand-carved in the 19th century and provide breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

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04/09/2025

...counting down to the start of our inaugural Irish adventure......

Doolin, County Clare, is a charming coastal village on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, known for its vibrant traditional music scene, stunning landscapes, and proximity to iconic landmarks. It's a popular destination for visitors exploring the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands, and the Burren National Park.

Key Highlights of Doolin:
Traditional Music & Pubs: Doolin is considered the heart of Irish traditional music. Pubs like Gus O’Connor’s, McDermott’s, and McGann’s host nightly live sessions, attracting musicians and visitors from all over the world.

The Cliffs of Moher: Just a short drive or hike away, these towering cliffs offer breathtaking views over the Atlantic. There's a coastal walk from Doolin for those who want a scenic adventure.

Doolin Cave: Home to the Great Stalactite, one of the longest free-hanging stalactites in the world.

Ferry to the Aran Islands: Doolin is the main ferry port for trips to Inis Mór, Inis Meáin, and Inis Oírr, where visitors can explore ancient forts, Gaelic culture, and stunning landscapes.

The Burren National Park: A short drive away, this unique limestone landscape is home to rare flora, prehistoric sites, and hiking trails.

Surfing & Outdoor Activities: Nearby beaches like Lahinch offer great surfing, while sea kayaking and coastal walks provide other adventure options.

Doolin is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience Ireland’s rugged beauty, rich history, and world-famous hospitality.

📸 Travel Through Ireland