For motorhome owners the Wild Atlantic Way route idyllic route with loads to see from beautiful beaches, rugged island, towering cliffs and some of the best Pub Stops Ireland has to offers. While exploring this 2500km route there is nothing better than ending your day in an Irish Pub knowing that your bed is never to far away when the time comes to hit the hay.

Along the Wild Atlantic way you’ll find some of the best Pub Stops Ireland has to offer. The offerings vary but you can be sure you will receive  a warm welcome from all these pubs along the route.  

If are lucky enough or with some good planning you are sure to stumble across an Irish music session. These sessions can be organised or in some cases, it can be an impromptu session where a local or visitor takes it upon themselves to share their musical talent. Keep an eye on our Entertainment guide to help you identify which pubs offer entertainment and on what nights a session is most likely to be taking place.

Here is our list of Wild Atlantic Way pubs below.

helen’s bar, kilmackillogue, co kerry

Great Pints Overlooking the Harbour

Located on the stunning Beara Peninsula, Helen’s Bar in Kilmackillogue is a stunning Pub Stop in Co. Kerry. Overlooking the  harbour, it’s the perfect spot to relax after a day exploring the Wild Atlantic Way.
Motorhomes are welcome to stop overnight, with the comfort of knowing good food, fresh seafood, and a perfectly poured pint are just steps away.
The views alone make it unforgettable, but the warm welcome and friendly atmosphere seal the deal.

Páidi Ó Sé, Ventry, Co. Kerry

Where Sport, Song & Story Live On

Páidi Ó Sé’s in Ventry is more than just a pub – it’s a Kerry institution.

Famous for its warm welcome, live music, and walls filled with GAA memorabilia, it offers visitors a true taste of West Kerry culture.

For motorhome travellers, it’s an ideal Pub Stop along the Wild Atlantic Way, with space nearby to park up and enjoy the evening without worry.

Beach Bar, Templeboy, Co Sligo

Your Perfect Pub Stop Beside the Beach

This is one of the most popular Pub Stops along the Wild Atlantic Way.

Beach Bar is known for great pints, good food, and a stunning location right on one of Sligo’s Atlantic beaches.

With parking nearby, it’s an easy and welcoming stop for motorhomes looking to overnight by the sea. The thatched roof, cosy interior, and the sound of waves just outside make it a truly memorable spot.

The Singing Pub, Meenlaragh, Co. Donegal

Music, Pints & a True Donegal Welcome

The Singing Pub is one of those places that captures the magic of Donegal. Set on the Wild Atlantic Way, it’s famous for its live music, friendly atmosphere, and food.

A great night is guaranteed.

The views are stunning, and the welcome inside is every bit as good as the pints.

Whether you come for the music, the food, or the setting, The Singing Pub is a classic Irish Pub Stop worth the trip.

Seaview Tavern, Malin Head, Co Donegal

A Perfect Stopover at the Top of the Wild Atlantic Way

Ireland’s most northerly point, Malin Head feels like either the starting line or the finishing line of a motorhome adventure.

Sitting right at the top of the country, it’s almost obligatory to stop and stay the night.

The Seaview Tavern makes that stop even better – with good food, great pints, and a warm Donegal welcome waiting inside.