The Complete Kerry Way in 11 days

This charming walking route starts at Killarney, Ireland's second most visited city, located on the shores of Lough Leane. It was formerly the capital of the medieval kingdom of Desmond, and now continues to enjoy a great cultural and historical richness.

Overnight in Killarney

Start the day with a transfer from Killarney to Galway's Bridge.

Then, heading into the Black Valley, you'll encounter the beautiful scenery of MacGillycuddy's Reeks mountain range and Purple Mountain, a range that has three main peaks: Purple, Shehy and Tomies.

You will also pass through Killarney National Park, an ideal place for nature lovers, as it enchants you with its mountains, waterfalls and lakes.

On the last stretch, on the way to Glencar, you will be impressed by the incredible views of the imposing Carrantuohill, Ireland's highest mountain and the fascinating Dingle Peninsula, an area rich in flora and fauna.

Overnight in Glencar

The first walk of the day will be to Lickeen Wood, a beautiful place in the middle of the Glencar Valley. At its highest point, you will have incredible views of the river and Lough Caragh.

Afterwards, you will continue on a leisurely route and have the chance to continue walking close to the River Caragh to Glenbeigh, a town on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean.

Overnight in Glenbeigh

Arriving at Rossbeigh Hill you can take a break to revel in the wonderful views of the Dingle Peninsula, the westernmost point of Ireland.

On the way to Foilmore, you will pass Drung Hill, a 640 metre-high hill, located in an area called Mountain Stage. That night you will stay in Cahersiveen, a nearby village.

Overnight in Cahersiveen

Today you will be pleased to discover Irish landscapes at their finest.

Start with a transfer of approximately 20 minutes from Cahersiveen to Foilmore. You will then be treated to beautiful views as you reach Knockavahaun, the highest point on this coastal route.

Later on, you'll make your way to Waterville, a town in the middle of an isthmus that divides Lough Currane from Ballinskelligs Bay.

Overnight in Waterville

Today you will walk along paths with a view over the sea to the Beara Hills. In addition, you will have the option to explore the magical gardens and wooded trails of Derrynane National Historic Park.

You will spend the night in Caherdaniel, a village on the Iveragh Peninsula in the Ring of Kerry.

Overnight in Caherdaniel

You'll start the day by walking along a historic commercial route which transported butter to the city of Cork.

Later, you'll walk up Eagle Hill and visit Staigue Stone Fort, a large stone ring in ruins that was once a fortress.

Then you'll continue along rural and rocky trails, while enjoying the incredible scenery until you reach Sneem.

Overnight in Sneem

You'll start the day with a transfer to Blackwater Bridge to begin your journey back to Sneem, where you'll spend another night.

You will walk along a stretch of The Ring of Kerry and have the privilege of contemplating the Beara Peninsula, located in the southwest of Ireland and bordering the River Kenmare.

Overnight in Sneem

This day will start with a transfer to Blackwater Bridge. Once you get there you will start a route that will take you past two ancient castles, Dromore, located on the shore of Kenmare Bay and built in the 1830s, and Cappanacush, which was in the 17th century the place of residence of the O'Sullivan Mor family.

Later, after crossing the River Finnihy, you will visit Reenagoppul, an ancient stone circle, before heading on to Kenmare.

Overnight in Kenmare

On your journey along Old Kenmare Road, you will find the magnificent Peakeen and Knockanaguish mountains.

Afterwards, you will arrive at Killarney National Park, a charming place for lovers of flora and fauna.Delight in the beautiful views of the mountains, lakes and fascinating Torc Waterfall. You'll continue your way to Killarney later.

Overnight in Killarney

This will be the last day on The Kerry Way. After breakfast, you can say goodbye to these lovely lands and return to your place of origin.

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