Hints & Tips:

Don't be afraid to go off the beaten path a little; you will never really get lost. The only thing you will lose is time, but you will gain experiences.

Mizen Head: its a beautiful drive and worth the walk to Irelands most southerly point.

Cape Clear Island: take the day and explore the island. Bring your walking shoes and make sure you visit Cape Clear Distillery.

Mountain passes: as you cross the Beara Peninsuala you have a choice of taking the Healy or Caha Pass,Caha is the main route but Healy is a beautiful drive and a little more challenging.

The Dingle Peninsula offers you the Camp Scenic Drive which then links across to the Conor Pass, both are a challange but the scenary of Tralee Bay to one side and Dingle Bay to the other make the Conor Pass worth the. Its narrow and can be busy, but spectacular. 

Some of our favourites:

Drombeg Stone Circle in West Cork, a narrow drive down to this hidden gem.

Mannings Food Emporium in Ballylicky offer a taste or West Cork and the many local producers, a visit to the shop and deli and yiou have the contents of  a great picnic.

Kerry Cliffs just outside Portmagee and the Skelligs Drive back to the Ring of Kerry are worth the drive if you are doing the Ring of Kerry.

Dingle Goldsmiths make beautiful handcrafted pieces inspired by local heritage, Gerry would be happy to personalise a piece for you or someone special in the old Celtic Ogham a unique gift for somebody special.