Highlights
The Ring of Kerry - the 'real' Ireland, away from the crowds in beautiful scenery
Our cycle routes feature a quieter mix of inland and coastal routes
10,000 years of dramatic history - an early Celtic tribe settled in the area around 300BC
The Gap of Dunloe - a magnificent glaciated valley
The stunning Three Lakes of Killarney in Killarney National Park - look out for native red deer
Itinerary
The Iveragh Peninsula is a stunning region of islands. With Killarney at its epicentre, it is the largest of the 'five fingers' of Ireland, better known as the Ring of Kerry. Mystical, beautiful and grand, the route is also a tourist hotspot, so can be a little unkind to cyclists. Our routes maintain the same beauty and splendour but take you off the path to enjoy a more leisurely and quieter mix of inland and coastal scenery.
You'll pedal through lush countryside and lively, friendly towns, soaking up the charming Irish welcome, which is certainly as great as people talk about. Starting in the large town of Killarney, which offers an array of bars and restaurants where live Irish music can be found every night.
After a lovely warm-up day seeing the sights around Tralee, the routes follow quiet country roads and lanes (boreens in Irish), passing dramatic mountains, sparkling blue loughs, boulder-strewn fields, lush green meadows, fast running rivers and spectacular beaches and bays. This small corner of Ireland is quite rightly famous but still holds on to its traditions and general rural feel - with enough sites to explore for longer than one week. From 19th century Muckross House to the UNESCO World Heritage (and, more recently, of Star Wars fame), Skellig Islands.
day 1Arrive in Tralee
On arriving in Tralee, check into your Hotel. If time permits, take a scenic ride along the Tralee to Fenit Greenway. This is an excellent chance to get comfortable with your rental bike away from busy roads. The route leads to the picturesque fishing village of Fenit, where you can unwind on the blue-flag beach or climb to the St. Brendan the Navigator statue for stunning views of the northern Dingle Peninsula.
Back in Tralee, enjoy a relaxed evening in preparation for your cycling adventures. Treat yourself to a meal at one of Tralee's many restaurants or explore local culture with a show or exhibition at Siamsa Tire, the National Folk Theatre of Ireland.
day 2Tralee to Glenbeigh
day 3Glenbeigh to Cahersiveen Cycle
day 4Free Day in Cahersiveen/ Optional Loop Cycle
day 5Cahersiveen to Sneem
day 6Sneem to Kenmare
day 7Kenmare to Killarney
day 8Leave Killarney
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