• Caha Pass - Depart from Kenmare and enter County Cork via the stunning Caha Pass — a narrow mountain path featuring hand-carved tunnels and awe-inspiring views of valleys and cliffs. A spectacular beginning to the Beara journey.
• Glengarriff - Situated at the edge of Bantry Bay, Glengarriff is a charming forested village. Take a leisurely walk, explore the shops, or enjoy the views across to Garnish Island and its exotic gardens.
• Healy Pass - Ascend into the Caha Mountains once more through the renowned Healy Pass. With its winding hairpin turns and expansive views over the Beara landscape, this is one of Ireland’s most picturesque drives.
• Allihies - Proceed along the rugged coastline to the Allihies Viewpoint. This is remote Ireland at its finest — windswept cliffs, endless ocean, and the distant sight of Dursey Island. An ideal spot for photography.
• Glenbeg Lough - Take a break at the serene Glenbeg Lough, a calm and reflective lake encircled by the dramatic Beara hills — a peaceful, beautiful moment in the day.
• Gleninchaquin Park - Venture into a secluded valley to explore the magnificent Gleninchaquin Park, celebrated for its dramatic waterfall, walking trails, and breathtaking scenery. A true treasure that feels like entering another world.

• Private transportation

• Lunch

Venture beyond the typical tourist paths and explore the untouched splendor of Ireland’s Beara Peninsula. This region boasts striking mountain passes, secluded valleys, a stunning Atlantic coastline, and charming villages that look like they belong on a postcard. Experience a full-day guided tour that leads you through a breathtaking circuit of one of Ireland’s most treasured hidden gems.

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