Connemara by Campervan | YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS IS IRELAND | Wild Atlantic Way | VanLife Ireland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- For our fourth part of our Wild Atlantic Way road-trip, we head to Connemara National Park, Mayo and Sligo. We explore beautiful beaches close to Clifden, take a scenic drive to Achill Island, take a ferry to Inisbofin island and explore Benbulben Forest Walk.
This is a proper VanLife Ireland road-trip! Let us know if you have any questions in the comments below.
Contents:
00:00 Intro
02:26 Ballyconeely / Clifden
05:54 Irish Caribbean
07:50 The Sky Road
08:30 Inisbofin Island
11:27 Connemara National Park
12:41 Achill Island
15:20 Dun Briste Sea Stacks
16:05 Benbulben Forest Walk
About us:
We're Jack and Jo, and that scruffy little guy is Frank our adventure dog. Since 2020 we've been adventuring in our tiny home on wheels around the UK and Europe, as we seek an alternative way of living
We haven't looked back since.
Check out our website for travel itineraries, VanLife tips and more on us, and chuck us an email if you have any questions:
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Hey guys, thanks for watching! Check out the next part of our Wild Atlantic Way trip here: th-cam.com/video/njk0ikbUVrQ/w-d-xo.html
Catch you on the next adventure!
Beautiful part of Ireland. My wife and I rented a guest house for three weeks in Carna in June and did day trips and hikes. People send their children to schools there in the summer to learn the Irish language and culture.
Such a beautiful part of Ireland and the world!
You were wondering how they got that double decker on to the island ,wait till you see the jumbo jet parked in enniscrone county sligo
Haha! Just googled it, can't believe we missed checking that out!
Another beautiful film guys. A massive thank you. Just watching Frank brings a smile to my face. Who couldn’t be made happier by watching his unbridled joy, he is absolutely adorable.
Please keep the vlogs coming as I try to catch up on your channel.
Safe travels ❤❤.
Thanks for watching Alan, and for commenting! Frank is really the best reminder to live in the moment and love the outdoors!
Such a lovely video of the three of you 🥰 We always enjoy watching you, lads!! Looking forward to your next video!
Thanks you guys! ♥️
Great video, beautiful beaches and Frank is just adorable! ❤
Thanks for watching! ♥️ (Frank says thanks, too ☺️!)
Thanks guys. Great video! 💗
Thank you and thanks for watching!
As always guys..👍👍
Thank you! 🤙🚐
A great video as always! Looking forward to heading further this way in the coming weeks 😁
P.s Love you Frank 💚
Thanks dudes 🤙♥️
Its not common land as such in the sense of being public,but they are large areas owned by a group of farmers these are called commonages only separated by barbed wire or electric fence ,so all the land looks like one commonage.You might have noticed how the sheeps fleeces are dyed this is so an individual farmer can distinguish his sheep from other farmers sheep that graze the same commonage.
Ah, very interesting! They have a (maybe) similar set-up on the Outer Hebrides, too. Either way, it was very good of the farmers to let people use the land 👌!
@@TheseWildJourneys Never Been to the hebrides ,but what i can see in the videos it looks very like the west of ireland especially around west galway,west mayo and west donegal. Small holdings near the coast and vast areas of open peatland inland .
Hey! Great video, watching from Pakistan :)
Hey Shoaib! Thanks for watching ♥️!
Can you send the pindrop to the park up at the beginning
Hey! I can't find it on Park4Night (a camp spot app) anymore - from memory it was a bout 20 minutes south of Clifden, along the coast. Sorry I can't be of more help!
This is so lovely. Headed to Ireland in a few months, may I ask, where the first beach is?
Oof enjoy! We looooved Ireland, and had such a good time rain or shine! Do you use Park4Night? The first beach is here: park4night.com/en/lieu/272601/open/ !
No parking there anymore. signs and barriers up, due to environmental issues.large fines in place.
That's a huge shame - thanks for letting people know.