Neidin View Kenmare

Gortamullen Kenmare, County Kerry, 201302, Ireland

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Day trip Tralee

A travel blog entry by blueclue89

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Bad Morning. Corcoran Tours said our Dingle Bay tour wasn't going to run due to low season.
Just cancelled like that.

Decided to take a bus out to Tralee.

Walked around Tralee looking for the coast. Asked and realised Tralee Bay was a good 7 est. miles away.

Went to the tourist office. Was recommended the canal walk out to a Windmill. Decided to go on that. Very nice walk though it was a bit of a distance. Beautiful ...

Ring of Kerry

A travel blog entry by blueclue89

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... whip cream. Not a bad combi.

Continued on the tour. Bad weather. Rained non-stop. Couldnt stop or see much. View across the bay to the Dingle Penninsula was totally obscured by the mists and rain. Stopped at Waterville for lunch. Braved the wind and rain to the coast for quick photos. Raced back to The Lobster for lunch. Only served sandwiches and soup. oh wellz. Best there was. Braved the wind ...

The Ring of Beara

A travel blog entry by lindakhaas

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... we liked it better because it was in a natural area; fresh, wet cow pies and all.

When we got back to Castletownbere, we had lunch at the Back Kitchen, hoping for scones and tea. They had no more scones and no decaf tea. So we each had a piece of carrot cake and drank some water from our bottles. Then we headed for the end of the peninsula and Dursey Island. We stopped at several viewpoints on the way. We saw an old, probably 13th ...

Shaggy Sheeps and Learning the One-fingered Salute

A travel blog entry by zolina

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... that’s the locals. I also started getting offended if someone DIDN’T thank me for pulling over!

So anyway, here are the highlights of our Tour de Beara:

- Healy Pass: the Beara Peninsula has a chain of mountains along the interior, with a couple of roads cutting through. We took the one through Healy Pass and the scenery was gorgeous. I love the mountains here, they remind me a lot of Wales with the bits of rock showing through ...

Hello Kenmare and Beara Penninsula

A travel blog entry by peter_ginger

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... blessed with nice people who are willing to help, etc. So off we went – this route would take us along the coast (YEAH!) and would take a bit longer than we thought. Around a fast bend, we saw a petrol station with a wash station! So we filled up and gave Filipe the Fiat a bath – which was MUCH needed and he looked sharp! That pearl white just shines when clean. So off we went and soon enough we were taking pictures ...