See the Wild Atlantic Way from the Wild Atlantic as you pass hidden coves and steep cliffs while seabirds fly overhead. This is an adventure for expert kayakers who are confident in their skill levels.

The last leg of this journey involves taking on choppy water where two tidal rivers pour into the sea and the surge becomes bottlenecked between the strands of Inch and Rossbeigh. It is important to be aware of the tide times and to plan carefully if attempting this trip.

Our suggested route here is from Kells to Cromane as it has so much to offer; the southern side of the bay is more user-friendly as it’s more protected and there are many small caves, inlets and arches to explore. Keep an eye out for wildlife too: sanderlings, oystercatchers and red-throated divers can often be seen, while an inquisitive seal may also raise its head to say hello as you paddle past.