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A
wonderful leisurely walking and cycling
break – perfect for individuals,
friends, groups or families
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8
days
April 24, May
8, 22, 29, June 12, 19, 26, July
3, 10, 31, Aug 14, 21,
Sept 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 9 €950 per
person sharing
( please see
booking information)
- €189
per person (limited availability)
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Moderate
walks of 7-11 miles (11-18km) per day with
gradual ascents of up to approximately
1,300ft (400m) |
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A wonderful leisurely
walking and cycling break – perfect
for individuals, friends, groups or families.
The perfect itinerary for those who wish
to combine walking and cycling as well
participate in one of Ireland's most spectacular
boat trips. Suitable for all ages.
Three days guided walking, 8-12 miles
(12-17 km) each day through Mid-Kerry's
lonely
glens and onwards to spectacular coastal
views, enriched with legends and archaeological
remains. An option day allows you to partake
in sightseeing, visit Killarneys craft
and book shops or visit a local spa. You
then cycle (up to 19km/12 miles) for one
day, at your own pace, around Killarney's
Lakes and Fells, with a choice of route
descriptions and maps. A boat trip through
the famous lake land of Killarney is a
dramatic finale.
• Glenbeigh – a picturesque, vibrant village by the Atlantic ocean.
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Kerry’s strong tradition of music and dance.
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Rossbeigh Beach – an award winning blue flag beach.
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Rock Art (4,000 years old).
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Killarney – a well-known, scenic, vibrant town in the heart of the Killarney
National Park.
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Killarney National Park – lakes, oak woods, waterfalls, bogland, native
Irish Red Deer.
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19th century Muckross House (optional) and Gardens.
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Mid Kerry’s inland valleys and the Gap of Dunloe.
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Spectacular coastal walk overlooking Dingle Bay.
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‘Sub-tropical’ & unique flora, folklore, archaeology.
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Boat trip through the Lakes of Killarney.
Arrival at your accommodation in Glenbeigh (4 nights).
Evening briefing and dinner.Distance: 12km/7.5miles Ascent: 50m/165ft
A gentle walk on road, bog road and beach allows you to
experience a variety of habitats as well as to view peat
cuttings. End the walk with a visit to Ireland’s
only Bog Village museum where you can see how people lived
in olden days.
Distance: 17km/10.5miles Ascent: 300m/1,000ft
This spectacular coastal walk takes you on an early Christian
route and medieval coaching road overlooking the Atlantic
Ocean. Opportunities to view 4,000 year old Rock art.
You walk from the seaside village of Glenbeigh, ascend
gradually to circle Seefin Mountain and stroll downwards
into the lush valley of the Caragh River in storied Glencar.
Via Windy Gap - Distance: 13km/ 8miles Ascent 350m/1,150ft
- Via Treanmanagh - Distance: 17km/10.5miles Ascent 270m/
900ft
Transfer to Killarney which is renowned for its world-famous
lakes, combined with the rugged beauty of it's valleys
and mountains, and its extraordinary wealth of trees and
rare flowering-plants.
Bike fitting at David O’Sullivan bikes
Cycle on traffic free trails through Killarney National
Park, shared only with pedestrians and jaunting cars. Dramatically
weathered limestone crags and lush vegetation surround
the beautiful lakes. You can stop at the medieval Abbey
at Muckross (15th C) or at Dinis cottage for some tea.
Quaint stone bridges are crossed to bring you to the spectacular
Torc waterfall (12 miles/19 km)
Today, you can enjoy a breathtaking boat trip through the
famous Three Lakes of Killarney. Enjoy lunch at Lord Brandons
Cottage before you walk through the Gap of Dunloe (7 miles).
The tour starts at Ross Castle (15th century) and ends
at the renowned 19th century Kate Kearney’s Cottage
where you can enjoy an Irish coffee before being transferred
back to Killarney. . Non walkers have the option of hopping
on a horse drawn jaunting car (supplement of €20-30
per person).
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April 24, May 8, 22, 29,
June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 10, 24, 31,
Aug 14, 21,
Sept 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 9 €950 per person sharing
( please see booking information)
- €189
per person (limited availability)
• Seven nights accommodation, based on two adults sharing, in Irish Tourist
Board approved guesthouse with en-suite facilities.
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7 hot cooked full Irish breakfasts
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Four dinners
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Three packed lunches.
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Experienced local guide for the 3 walking days.
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Transfer of luggage as per itinerary.
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Bike hire for 1 day – 21 speed touring bike (2010 model), carrier, mud
guards and pannier bag.
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Boat trip on Killarney Lakes. (Day 7)
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Walk/cycle route descriptions & maps by Sean O Suilleabhain (founder of the
Kerry Way and author of walk guide book).
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24 hour telephone back-up and support throughout
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Click
here for information on airport transfers
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Individual
taxis can be arranged from the following
airports
(at client’s expense) |
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Return
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Kerry airport to
Glenbeigh |
€60 |
€120 |
Shannon airport
to Glenbeigh |
€200 |
€400 |
Cork airport to Glenbeigh |
€180 |
€360 |
Killarney bus/train
station to Glenbeigh |
€55 |
€110 |
Killarney to Kerry airport |
€35 |
€70 |
Killarney to Shannon airport |
€180 |
€360 |
Killarney to Cork |
€170 |
€340 |
Killarney bus/train station to Killarney |
€10 |
€20 |
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