Walk on The Kerry Way in 5 days

The start of this unforgettable walking holiday will be in Killarney, Ireland's second most visited city, and the ideal place to discover a little more of the history, culture and traditions of this country. That night you can visit a pub and enjoy a drink.

Overnight in Killarney

Today, you will start the day with a bus transfer from Killarney to Muckross House on your own account, a 19th-century mansion, located amid the forests and mountains.  You can enjoy the incredible views of the region's largest lake, Lough Leane.

You will then come across the Torc Waterfall and further on to Torc Mountain, from where you will be able to see the amazing scenery of the Killarney National Park.

At the end of the day, you will return to Killarney, where you will spend the night.

Overnight in Killarney

You will start the day with an included transfer from Killarney to the Black Valley, where you will begin your walk. 

This walk will be ideal for discovering the natural beauty of the Emerald Isle and the splendid views of Bridia Valley. In this section, the terrain is steep and uneven, but later you will find paved roads that will allow you to calmly continue your journey through the forests.

Then, on the way to Glencar, your tour will be accompanied by the imposing hills from which you can distinguish the peaks of Mulaghanattin, which is characterized by its triangular summit, and Carrauntoohil, whose 1,039 metres of altitude give it the title of the highest mountain in Ireland. You can also have a privileged panorama of the Dingle Peninsula, the western point of the country.

Overnight in Glencar

You'll start the day walking along a small path and then continue to Lickeen Wood on a wide wooded path.

Later, as you climb the slopes of Seefin, you'll be joined by the incredible views of the Glencar Valley and Lough Caragh.

To continue to Glenbeigh, a town located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, you will have the possibility to choose between two routes. The first, 9 km (5.6 miles), will be a relaxed journey and the second of 4 km (2.5 miles) will require a little more physical effort, as it is over a rocky stretch, but the reward will be unmatched: magnificent views of the Dingle Peninsula.

Overnight in Glenbeigh

This short but charming tour of The Kerry Way ends in Glenbeigh, from where you can take a bus back to Killarney and from there return to your place of origin.

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