Beara Way

• Walk the Beara Way, one of Ireland’s best-kept secrets
• Explore the colorful fishing villages of Allihies and Eyeries
• A mix of coastal and mountain walking with stunning views
• Sample traditional Irish music and a pint of Guinness in Kenmare
• Catch a glimpse of whales and dolphins feeding in the bays

Walk the Beara Way, a dramatic peninsula located in Ireland's south west corner and one of the country's best-kept secrets.

With ever-changing views over the sea and the mountains that run along its entire length as it juts out into the Atlantic, this fascinating part of Ireland lies at the entrance to the magnificent Bantry Bay. Walk through colorful fishing villages, such as Allihies, Eyeries and Castletownbere and on the islands of Bere and Dursey. Pass Bronze Age standing stone circles, see views over the famed Skellig Islands and glimpse a whale or dolphin as you walk on coastal paths.

More reasons to enjoy this wonderful hiking adventure includes the warmth of the local people, the cozy B&B’s and the obligatory pint of Guinness to refresh you after every walk.