Arrive in Killarney and check into your B&B. If you arrive before 3pm a member of our team will meet you to fit you on your bikes and allow you time take the short circular cycle to Muckross House and Killarney National Park and then back to Killarney for your overnight stop.

Total Distance: 20km | Elevation Gain: 200m

Today’s Adventure begins with a short cycle to the 15th century Ross castle once home to The O’Donovan Rossa Clan who ruled these lands in times past. You will then take to the water and have the pleasure of sitting back and relaxing while your boatman takes you on a mystical journey through the three Lakes of Killarney. Finishing at the Lord Brandon’s cottage where you can enjoy this tranquil spot with a coffee or some lunch from the café. Now it’s time to conquer the Gap of Dunloe! With a little climbing to do but your reward is an experience like no other weaving your way through this jagged landscape of vertical Glaciated valleys and glistening mountain lakes. When you finish your cycle through the “Gap” you may take time again for a coffee as a reward for you efforts or maybe something stronger. You finish you day’s adventure with a gentle cycle through Killarney National Park and back to your accommodation in Killarney for your overnight.

Total Distance: 25km | Elevation Gain: 512m

Today we will transfer you to Galway’s bridge just outside Killarney where you start this stunning hike along the Old Kenmare road and through the Esknamucky Glen. With Views of Killarney lakes and mountains all around this truly is one of Ireland’s premier walking routes. Towards the end of your hike you will visit the famous Torc Waterfall and continue on to Killarney for your Overnight.

Total Distance: 16km | Elevation Gain: 344m

Today you have time to rest while we transfer you to Dingle town home to Traditional Irish music, Language and culture in the South West. Here where Gaelic is still the daily language of the locals you can enjoy a tour of Dingle Micro Distillery home to Dingle Whiskey, Gin and Vodka where you will sample the “water of life” or Whiskey as its more commonly known! If you are feeling energtic you have the opition to stop along the way and hike into Dingle while your luggage is transferred. Overnight in Dingle. There are 2 hike options

Option 1 Distance: 22km| Elevation Gain: 626m


Option 2 Distance: 11km | Elevation Gain: 236m

Heading west from Dingle you cycle via Ventry to Slea Head with its magnificent breathtaking views across the Blasket Sound to the famous Blasket Island. From here you cycle on to Dunquinn and Ballyferriter on your way back to Dingle for the evening. Alternatively, today you can cycle to Dunquinn harbour and take the ferry to the Great Blasket Island and enjoy a walk around this mystical and enchanting place. Overnight in Dingle.

Total Distance: 51km | Elevation Gain: 508m

Transfer to the tiny hamlet of Cuas, on the northwest of the Dingle Peninsula. Walk from here along an old military road to the eastern side of the Brandon massif, finishing in the village of Cloghane. This is a remote but spectacular walk – full of history and through country only

Total Distance: 17km | Elevation Gain: 774m

A wonderful final hike, along the Dingle Peninsula from North to South, following a spectacular old farmer’s track. You walk over the plateau, passing a deserted famine village and Annascaul Lake on the way. You descend into the village of Annascaul. Overnight in Annascaul.

Total Distance: 15km | Elevation Gain: 480m

Today you finish your tour. Enjoy a final delicious breakfast before you make your onward journey.