Cycling Ireland – Wild Atlantic Way (1654 km from the northernmost to the southernmost point) – clip

#cycling ROUTE
Flight Vilnius – Belfast / Cycle to Antrim town / Train from Antrim to Londonderry (start of the #wildatlanticway) / cycle to the northernmost point (Malin head) / cycle south mixing the Wild Atlantic Way with #eurovelo route 1 and deviating to national parks / Galway (1.5 day rest after 10 days of pedaling) / South-western point (Mizen head) / Southern-most point (Brow head) / Train from Cork to Dublin / Flight Dublin-Vilnius

STATISTICS
In total, 1,654 km were covered during 21 days of cycling, and the vertical climb was 17,087 m. On average, I pedaled 78.8 km per day, climbed 813 m. The longest distance covered is 105 km, the highest ascent – 1382 m., max. speed – 64.8 km. At least that’s what Garmin instinct showed with the speed sensor next to the bike.
I had one day off (to settle the effects of my birthday and riding) and one semi-off day, because I rode 20 km and climbed #ireland ‘s highest mountain, Carrantouhill (1039 m.). I spend 17 nights in a tent, 2 – in a hotel, 1 – B&B, 1 – in a hostel.

All video filmed with the #drone 4K.

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