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Wherever and whenever, nothing beats a calming and reviving walk along the finest walking routes accessorized with the most exquisite scenery. Co. Cork is the place to go in Ireland for this activity. This county offers its tourists with a number of walkways to choose from, all exuding the finest and spectacular sights anyone can dream of.
The Beara peninsula is one of these stunning walking routes that Co.Cork takes pride on. A walk along the Beara way is the perfect activity to discover more of Ireland’s south west coast. The route passes along main towns which include Kenmare, Glenariff, and Castletownbere while outdoing some vibrant and scenic villages like Allihies, Ardgroom, Ardigole and Eyeries. This 196 km marked walk way also passes along the most tranquil countryside, gorgeous cross-country pathways, profiled forests and challenging mountain tracks. The loveliest shorelines will be entertaining the walkers, once in a while, with their bluest shades depicting a serene ambiance and feel.
The route is highly concentrated on the most historical and scenic setting along the way. This walking tour is the best activity to explore the magical and enchanting Beara Peninsula. Each step that tourists take opens a new door for a more pleasurable walking experience.
The Beara way takes several days to complete and there are available guides for this. It is suggested that tourists who plan to walk along the Beara way must contact some tour guides before actually setting their feet on the peninsula’s ground. This will ensure a more organized trip and adventure.
The route that awaits tourists in the Beara Peninsula starts from Glenariff to Adrigole then head on to Castletownbere, passing along the charming village of Allihies. From Allihies, the way will take the tourists to Dunboy, and from here to Dursey Sound and Dursey Island then to Eyeries and Ardgroom which then extends to Inchiquinn Lake. What follows are the Droumoughty Lake and Kenmare which likewise stretches to Bere Island.
First step in these days of activity is staying at the inspiring city of Glenariff. The succeeding days will be marked with riveting activities that will test each walker’s stamina to the limit. Final night for a regular week long walking activity in Beara is staying at Castletownbere.
As tourists step into this enthralling peninsula, the flow of thrilling and relaxing activity seems to be endless. Enjoy the Beara Walk only here at Co. Cork.
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