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Wild Atlantic Way (Virtual Reality and 360° videos)

Posted by Mark Grace 
· 2017-08-21 

Almost as good as being here

A new series of Virtual Reality and 360° videos developed by Fáilte Ireland are available, providing tasters of adventure on the Wild Atlantic Way. Surfing, biking, horse riding and climbing have all been produced as immersive experiences to give potential visitors and tourism buyers the chance to experience Ireland from a distance. The experiences were filmed using a combination of drones, custom-built camera rigs and go-pro equipment.

The 360° videos allow viewers to click or drag the screen to change their viewing angle, and can be viewed on desktop, mobile, VR Headsets and Google Cardboard.

Check out the link and experience these for yourself.

Categories : Ballynoe House Blog
Tags : biking, climbing, horse riding, surfing, tourism, videos, virtual reality, West Cork, Wild Atlantic Way
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Ballynoe House has three luxury self-catering guesthouses situated just 10 minutes from Clonakilty, the multi-award-winning West Cork tourist destination, and within a short walk of several beaches; an ideal location for your holiday on this part of the Wild Atlantic Way. Our blog posts cover events and opportunities for activities in West Cork as well as Ballynoe House which has a Resident Genealogist and Resident Artist.

Press Coverage:
West Cork People (July 2018)
Irish Independent Travel Feature (December 2018)

From Our Blog

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