Alcock and Brown Landing Site

In Derrigimlagh, along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, the Alcock and Brown Landing Site marks the historic spot where the first non-stop transatlantic flight touched down in 1919. A stone-laid walking path leads to a white cairn that commemorates this aviation milestone. Visitors can follow the path to explore the site and learn about the daring journey while enjoying the surrounding natural beauty. The area offers a blend of historical significance and scenic views, making it a compelling stop for those interested in both aviation history and the rugged Irish landscape.