8-day self-guided walking and cycling Tour in Kerry 8 Days

Begin your adventure in the vibrant town of Killarney, where you’ll settle into your charming B&B (or similar). If you arrive early, a friendly team member will ensure your bike is perfectly fitted, giving you the chance to explore the scenic surroundings. Pedal through the lush landscapes of Killarney National Park and visit the stately Muckross House, soaking in the tranquil beauty before returning for a restful night in Killarney.

Awaken to a hearty breakfast before cycling to the storied Ross Castle, a 15th-century fortress steeped in local legend. Glide across the shimmering Three Lakes of Killarney on a guided boat journey, arriving at the peaceful Lord Brandon's Cottage for a relaxing break. The adventure continues with a thrilling ride through the dramatic Gap of Dunloe, where glacial valleys and sparkling lakes await. Conclude your day with a gentle cycle through Killarney National Park, returning to your welcoming accommodation in Killarney.

After breakfast, transfer to Galway's Bridge, the starting point for a breathtaking trek along the Old Kenmare Road. Traverse the enchanting Esknamucky Glen, where panoramic vistas of Killarney’s lakes and mountains unfold. As you near the end of your walk, marvel at the cascading Torc Waterfall before making your way back to Killarney for another restful evening.

Relax as you journey to the lively town of Dingle, celebrated for its rich Irish traditions and vibrant music scene. Immerse yourself in local culture with a guided tour and tasting at the renowned Dingle Micro Distillery, where you’ll sample artisanal whiskey, gin, and vodka. For those seeking more adventure, an optional hike to Dingle is available, while your luggage is conveniently transferred. Enjoy a comfortable overnight stay in Dingle (or similar).

Set out from Dingle on a scenic cycling route westward, passing through the picturesque village of Ventry and onward to the dramatic Slea Head, where breathtaking views of Blasket Sound and the legendary Blasket Island await. Continue through Dunquin and Ballyferriter before returning to Dingle for the evening. Alternatively, opt for a ferry ride from Dunquin Harbour to the mystical Great Blasket Island, where you can wander through its enchanting landscapes before heading back to Dingle for a restful night.

Today, transfer to the secluded village of Cuas, where your walk begins along an ancient military road. Traverse the eastern slopes of the imposing Brandon Massif, surrounded by unspoiled countryside and echoes of history. Your journey concludes in the tranquil village of Cloghane, offering a peaceful retreat after a day of exploration.

Embark on a memorable walk across the Dingle Peninsula, following an old farm track that leads you over a scenic plateau. Along the way, pass through a haunting abandoned famine village and pause at the serene Annascaul Lake before descending into the welcoming village of Annascaul for your final overnight stay.

Savor a final delicious breakfast in Annascaul before bidding farewell to the enchanting landscapes of southwest Ireland, marking the end of your unforgettable multi-day journey.