Campervan Ireland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- A campervan journey from Mizen Head to Malin Head on the Wild Atlantic Way
Recommended App: Motorhome Parking Ireland. Hundreds of suggested overnight parking stops including camp sites, aires, pub stops and good locations
Music: The Road to Lisdoonvarna, by Pinniped, Creative Commons, www.freemusicarchive.org
Burning of the Piper's Hut, by Pinniped, Creative Commons, www.freemusicarchive.org
Banish, by Slainte, Creative Commons, www.fremusicarchive.org
Lunassa, by Aisling, Creative Commons, www.freemusicarchive.org
Amazing Ireland🏴
Best review of Motorhoming on the WAW I have seen in terms of where to stay and costs.
Lovely video, it makes me miss home. I'm so glad that you visited and I hope that you continue to make cool videos like this
Cheers Brian. We can't wait to get back to Ireland. Absolutely love the country.
Ich werde mit meinem Camper Van (Citroën Jumper Mooveo 6 m) im September 4 Wochen auf dem Wild Atlantic Way unterwegs sein und Du machst mir jetzt schon Lust auf die Tour und die Vorfreude ist groß. DANKE
Nice to see you again Cameron and thanks for your wee insight to Ireland 👍
Simple, truthful & informative! A great video Cameron thanks.
Beautifully presented video, thanks for uploading
I was thinking of renting a camper van and driving along the Wild Atlantic Way. After seeing your video, I am ready to see Ireland by van! Thank you for sharing your experience!
Glad you enjoyed our wonderful island and culture, Scotland is on my bucket list of motor homing trips, and that was a very professional looking video you put together Bord Failte would be proud of you👍☘️
Just completed the WAW on my motorcycle, the best way to see it in my opinion. We have a family home in Donegal and you missed a visit to Leo's Tavern in Meenaleck, just a few minutes from us. Home of Enya and Clannad.
I didn't visit the Marconi station whilst at Mizen head as I can't believe they charge you to cross that bridge, same can be said for the €12 charge for the Cliffs of Moher. Slieve League cliffs in Donegal are the tallest in Europe and free.
Achill island was one of the best places I visited on the trip after thinking I had seen all the best places around the peninsulas.
Very informative video if we decide to take our campervan, I think the Irish in general are more tollerant of campervans as I saw many just pulling over by the coast without a bother unlike here in Scotland.
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Ah, Leo's Tavern. I'll go there next time. Climbed Slieve League a few years ago and couldn't believe what I thought was a clifftop walk was actually climbing a mountain. Wonderful. The coastal walk from Doolin offers much better views of the Cliffs of Moher and is free, but most folk don't want to walk. Drive up, pay the fee, look down on the cliffs and then move on for the next selfie. Not my way of doing things.
@@CameronMcNeishOutdoors I'm with you there Cameron. I just realised when I stopped at Doolin car park that there must be a coastal car park, but I didn't have my walking gear with me. I'll do it next time when I take the van. Poor Leo passed away a few years ago now, but there's always someone chanting at the weekend. 👍
I have never managed to visit Ireland but always wanted to. This video gives me plenty of inspiration to get over there in the van and lots of information to help plan 👍🏻
Thanks Cameron. I have fond memories of travelling through Ireland with my elderly mother. My brother and I are planning on our family tree which originates from Ireland. Then I'll hike across it from coast to coast, and like you I'll enjoy the amazing music there, speaking as a musician by trade myself.
Great advice re Aires. £10 p/night is a bargain! I just cannot afford a campervan right now let alone fill it with fuel.
I think that you are a 'Carpe Diem' (a great book available by that title BTW) - Carpe Diem - 'Harvest Life' sort of guy.
Safe travels 🙏
Excellent guide and appetiser. Would love to follow in your tracks. Thank you for sharing Cameron.
Well done Cameron. Thoroughly enjoyable, brief yet comprehensive tour along the WAW. Excellent film footage and lovely clear narration..!👏 Really enjoyed this video...🚐👏👏☘
Liked and subscribed..👏👏
Great video thanks. Brought back lots of memories as did the trip north to south in 2019. Thought it was just wonderful and very camper van friendly.
Great video 👍thanks for sharing
My pleasure Don.
Thank you for sharing this is great !
Thank you so much for this. We travelled some of the route a few years ago and were disappointed by the lack of motorhome accommodation. This made me want to go back and do the whole route. Great music!
Superb Cameron, the views, the Guinness and the music - Love Ireland! 👍🏴
Thanks for making this one Cameron, we are heading for a tour of Ireland in September in the campervan, will use some Aiers you used.
Thanks for this one Cameron, Ireland has been on our want to go to list for a few years now. Now escalated to got to go 👍👍👍
Ireland is so lovely: I hope to be able to go there one day. Technically I did go there. When I was a teenager we had a 2hr layover at the airport on our way back from Europe. I still remember looking out the plane window and being mesmerized by the checkerboard landscape in varying shades of green. I remember how somewhere I had read that a true Irishman can distinguish 17 shades of green! 😁🙃
Really enjoyed that, so beautiful and very distinctive, and lovely little villages,not to mention some great park up's.
Keep well guys 😎
Thank you for the video. Really inspiring and great to see where you stayed. It is so helpful for other travellers. I wish England was more camper van friendly...🙂
It’s population density. England is 50% bigger than the island of Ireland but has 8x the population. That’s why places like the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and Cornwall are choking on tourists whilst here in Ireland, away from hotspots like Dingle and the Cliffs of Moher, there’s almost nobody around.
@Dreyno we live in Devon and it's heaving in summer 😒
Hey Cameron, your videos have inspired me to buy a camper van, my first camper van! Got my hands on a converted Toyota Alphard and am hoping to go on some of the same journeys you have shown us all. Thanks for inspiring me! Quick question, what video editing software do you use? I'm hoping to do some so I can replay my memories in later life. Cheers.
Well done. You won't regret it. I use Final Cut Pro. Takes a little bit of time to learn it but it's an industry standard. Good luck with your travels.
@@CameronMcNeishOutdoors Thank you so much for putting in the effort to show what you are doing. It has had a big impact on me and my partner and we're keen to see more of the British Isles. Thanks to you in large part. We can't wait.
Great overview we are going to try a 10 week tour in September do sone great places - struggling to find the rossvey? one on the ring of Kerry - don’t suppose you could spell it to help track it down
Rossbeigh, just west of Glenbeigh.
Hi Cameron - thanks for this lovely video, which is very apposite for me. I'm currently just starting to research touring Ireland and I would value your opinion on how long I should allow for the leisurely navigation of the WAW. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
We spent a month doing the route and still didn't visit every part of it. In fact we had to rush a bit at the end.
Thank you just what we were looking for, covering the practical advice for M.Homers. Can you help? Can't find the app Motorhome Parking Ireland? Looked both android and ios. Thanks any chance of a link please. Be great to know which roads are no,no's in 3.5 7m MHome
I've managed to find an email address for you. Try: motorhomeparkingireland@gogglegroups.com Hope this helps.
Are electric hookups common?
Yes, in campsites not in aires
@@CameronMcNeishOutdoors thank you.
Great video Cameron. Thanks for sharing. Karen & Irvine @motorroamingaround