This unique tour has
the contrast of having the first and
last night in the lovely town of Killarney
and for the rest of the week you enjoy
the Beara Peninsula with its great rugged
rock and seascapes – the most extensively
panoramic route by the sea in Ireland.
Craggy mountainous interiors, glacial
lakes and lush tropical vegetation.
For those of you who arrive early you have the option
of cycling through the National Park and places of interest
around Killarney town.
26.5 miles/40km
You leave Killarney town and travel through the Robber’s
Den and Roughty
Valley passing through the little village
of Kilgarvan enroute to Kenmare.
Overnight in the heritage
town of Kenmare.
33 miles/53km
Today’s cycle takes you from Kenmare along the Kenmare
river through Lauragh and Ardgroom to the fishing town
of Castletownbere where there are many archaeological sites.
Overnight in Castletownbere.
25 miles/40km
This cycle is a circular one, which takes you through
the most beautiful part of the ring of Beara where you
can stop at the little villages and take time to chat to
the locals.
Overnight in Castletownbere.
28 miles/45km
We leave the fishing town of Castletownbere to cycle along
the coast to the beautiful village of Glengariff. Here
you have a chance to take a boat and visit Garnish Island,
which is renowned for the richness of its plant life.
Overnight
in Glengariff.
22.5 miles/35km
Today you are heading back to Kenmare through the tunnel
cut into the mountains,
where you get fantastic views over
the valleys. Enjoy the many traditional music
sessions
in Kenmare town.
Overnight in Kenmare..
20 miles/32km
This is probably the most scenic day of your tour, you
come through Molls Gap and down into Killarney passing
Ladies View and Muckross.
Complimentary transfer to Kerry or Shannon airport if
required.
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Please see time table below).