Stay two nights in Dingle town, known for its’ traditional pubs and old world atmosphere of a fishing village. Cycle a landscape of archaeological treasures and past villages where Gaelic is spoken as the first language. The climax of the trip is the Gap of Dunloe on the last day before returning to Killarney. This trip combines the highlights of the two most popular peninsulas of Ireland’s South-West.
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Ring of Kerry & The Dingle Peninsula
Self-Guided and Guided Cycle Tour - 7 Nights / 8 Days
The Ring of Kerry is famous throughout the world for spectacular scenery of Kerry’s Inveragh and Dingle Peninsulas.
Your JourneyDay 1: Arrive Killarney Day 2: Killarney to Sneem 51kms. Visit Muckross House then cycle a wonderful path between two of Killarney’s lakes before climbing to Molls Gap Day 3: Sneem to Glenbeigh 31kms. Cycle across the Kerry Peninsula and climb to the Gap of Ballaghbearna finishing at the seaside town of Glenbeigh. Day 4: Glenbeigh to Dingle 30kms. Transfer to Dingle then cycle the coastal route, dotted with archaeological sites. Day 5: Dingle - day free, stroll the town or take a boat trip to the Blasket Islands. Day 6: Dingle to Killorglin 57kms. Climb the Connor Pass and enjoy a wonderful descent. Traverse the Peninsula across the mountains to Dingle Bay Day 7: Killorglin to Killarney 51km. Cycle up to the Gap of Dunloe for incredible views down the Black Valley. Leave the valley and return to Molls Gap then freewheel to Killarney. Day 8: Arrangements terminate TerrainCycling varies between 50 - 60 kms a day on average. Most routes are reasonably flat with a few hills in Kerry. Click here to view Booking FormClick here to download (PDF) |
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