The Wild Atlantic Way is a haven for traditional Irish musicians. In every town, village, and remote townland dotted along the western coast, there is a wealth of traditional Irish music sessions to be enjoyed, making the epic Wild Atlantic Way a little piece of music heaven.
At Wild Atlantic Music Tours, the team are passionate about our island’s musical culture and heritage, and endeavour to provide customers with a uniquely rich and fun experience, resulting in memories to be cherished for a lifetime. Every tour group is accompanied by a well established Irish musician, taking you on day trips to visit traditional instrument makers and cultural sights, and by night, introducing you to a wealth of traditional Irish music pubs.
Tours typically run for 7 nights (unless otherwise stated), with the focus on limiting the time on the bus and filling each day with a mix of culture, sightseeing, and ‘ceol agus craic’. At the very heart of all of the tours are the tour musicians and their music. These talented musicians will accompany the group throughout the tour and often bring their instruments for a tune or song along the way. The highlight of each day is the private evening music session where the tour leader will introduce the group to friends and musicians who will share stories and perform their music. These sessions are designed to finish early, allowing tour participants to explore and enjoy further trad sessions in the local areas.
At Wild Atlantic Music Tours, they will carefully plan and organise all travel arrangements, guaranteeing a seamless and hassle free journey, and also guarantee top quality accommodation in 3 and 4 star hotels and castles. Hotel locations are hand-picked in the centre of Medieval and coastal towns, surrounded by traditional Irish music pubs and culture.
You’ll never be far from a trad session with Wild Atlantic Music Tours, where guests come from all over the world and leave with lifelong friendships and heartfelt memories.
For more information please visit www.wildatlanticmusictours.com
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