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Glenariff, Co. Clare opens the door for the exploration of the most visited peninsula called Beara. This land stands proud with its extended distance of 48 km from Glenariff to Dursey Island and back to Kenmare. Beara peninsula is bordered with undisturbed nature, heritage relics and serene views. It has been developed into an ultimate travel destination and yet has amazingly preserved its original beauty. To complement the splendid location are the warm welcoming smiles of the locals around the place.
Beara peninsula offers its guests numerous enticing activities that are sure to motivate even the dullest traveler. A tranquil walk is one of these jam packed actions to do while in Beara. Where to indulge in this is not a concern laid on the tourists’ shoulders. The Beara Way Walking Route has been developed solely for walking enthusiasts. Experience a walk along Co. Clare’s wonders while giving yourself the physical rejuvenation that you need. The route will lead the tourists to pass along great coastal views, outstanding beaches, soothing lakes and heritage sites.
Beara peninsula is rich in archaeological sites that one can’t simply do away with. Graves rich in history, stone circles, ring forts and ancient monuments are few of the legacy spots that have been a popular tourist attraction here. This peninsula is an excellent place to hark back to the glorious days of the Puxley family, a great historical figure in the land.
Cyclists will definitely find the Beara peninsula as one of the few places with the finest cycling route. This route is well acclaimed nationally. The way covers a distance of 138 km which offers the cyclists the ideal chance to pedal their way along the towns and scenic places that are included in the course. Amazingly, this is not a competition. Cycling here is not intended to finish a race. This means that anyone can join in by squeezing themselves in the group from any town that is covered by the route.
The Beara Peninsula coasts are marine rich, thus, making it a well visited shore angling spot. With the abundance of sea fishes along the vicinity, only a rod is needed to complete the great angling experience. The information boards on every sign post will give the anglers significant information regarding what fish should they expect to catch.
Beara Peninsula, amidst the bluest sea, is an excellent place to plan your holiday trip.
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