Ring of Kerry

Arrive in Killarney and transfer to the B&B on your own. The guide will meet you at your accommodation for the orientation. Together you will go to a bike shop to be fitted to your bike by a professional and to ensure everything is perfect before starting. If you have time take the short circular cycle to Killarney National Park where you have the chance to see both the 15th Century Muckross Abbey and the 19th Century Muckross house with its wonderful Gardens. Taking time to enjoy this iconic landscape as you cycle around Muckross lake one of the famous 3 lakes of Killarney. Following your cycle return to Killarney to enjoy this vibrant town for your first overnight stop.

Distance : 21 km (13 mi).

Elevation : 178 m.

Leaving Killarney you'll cycle west under the foothills of Ireland's highest mountain, Carrantuohill, around the beautiful Caragh Lake before heading to the picturesque village of Glenbeigh and your overnight stop.

Distance : 45 Km (28 mi).
Elevation : 467 m.

Heading west from Glenbeigh, today's route takes you to the peaceful and tranquil shores of Kells Bay. From here you'll continue on west with the opportunity to see two ancient stone forts dating back to the Bronze Age. These Forts are what gave your home for the next two nights the town of Cahersiveen its name. Take in the ancient history and wonderful culture of this area before finishing the days cycle in the town of Caherciveen overlooking Valentia Island.

Distance : 39 Km (23 mi).
Elevation : 410 m.

Today you have a free day. You can arrange a boat trip to the famous 6th century Skellig Island or as an option if the weather does not allow you to take the ferry over to Valentia Island and cycle around this lovely little island that is steeped in history. A hike option will also be available.

Today’s route takes you on coastal roads to your next destination of Sneem, passing through the quaint little town of Waterville on your way, the home away from home for Charlie Chaplin and his family throughout the 60s. Leaving

Waterville you take on the climb of Coomaskista, to be awarded with stunning coastal vistas at the viewing point on the summit of the climb, before skirting the Derrynane coastline and beaches on your final push to Sneem. Options to visit

Derrynane House, the ancestral home of Daniel O’Connell, one of Irelands most important historical figures.

Total Distance: 52.5km | Total Ascent: 612m | Total Descent: 612m | Max Elevations: 200m

Departing Sneem the routes heads back inland on rolling country roads, surrounded by Emerald Green farmland and dense ancient heghes with dry-stones walls. Your day wil finish in the vibrant heritage town of Kenmare, well renowed for its cuisine and live music.

Distance : 33km(25ml). / Total Ascent : 444m / Total Descent : 444m / Max Elevations : 249m

Today you cycle along backroads to the famous Molls Gap offering wonderful views over the spectacular Three Lakes of Killarney. From here you continue cycling to the Black valley and through the renowned Gap of Dunloe. This Glaciated Valley is truly one of Ireland’s most magnificent places to cycle with the sheer jagged rock faces towering above you as you meander around the many glacial lakes dotted through the valley. Your Irish cycling adventure returns you to Killarney for your final night and a fitting farewell to this memorable holiday

Distance : 48 Km (30 mi).
Elevation : 620 m.

After a final breakfast and farewell you leave your bicycle behind you and follow your own arrangements for your onward journey. According to your program, we can arrange accommodations and transportation before or after your tour. (Depart on your own).