Travel to County Wicklow by road
A major route which runs near the coast of County Wicklow is the M11, which can be accessed via the M50 from Dublin or N30 and N11 from Southern Ireland. Or you can drive across the M7 or a series of N roads if you’re travelling from Western Ireland.
Whichever route you decide to take, we recommend using the AA Route Planner to plan your journey to County Wicklow.
Make sure to check for travel updates and any possible delays before travelling on this site: theaa.ie
Travel to County Wicklow by train
If you’re looking for a relaxing journey, County Wicklow is within very easy reach of Dublin which has strong transport links for the train. The train runs along the coast of County Wicklow, offering travellers stunning views of the Irish countryside and coast.
For more information and/or to check train times and prices visit: nationalrail.co.uk or irishrail.ie
Travel to County Wicklow by ferry
County Wicklow is conveniently within easy reach of Dublin, offering those who are interested in sailing across the Irish sea the option to catch the ferry. Ferries run from Liverpool straight to Dublin, or you can even catch the ferry to Belfast from Liverpool and Cairnryan in Scotland, and then make your way down to County Wicklow.
For more information and/or to check ferry times and prices visit: irishferries.com or directferries.co.uk
Travel to County Wicklow by plane
Those looking for an even faster journey to County Wicklow can catch a plane to Dublin or Belfast. Both airports are served by many major UK destinations, including Birmingham, Manchester and London.
For more information and/or to check flight times and prices visit: dublinairport.com or belfastairport.com