Horse riding on the Ring of Kerry offers a quieter way to experience Ireland’s Iveragh Peninsula. Guided trail rides pass through woodland, mountain foothills,…
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Along the Skellig Coast, cooking begins well before the first pot is placed on the stove. From Kells through Portmagee, Waterville, Caherdaniel and Castlecove,…
Along the winding roads of Ireland's Iveragh Peninsula, where the land folds into the Atlantic and the Skellig Coast stretches from Kells to Castlecove, a…
The Iveragh Peninsula curves out into the Atlantic with the Skellig Coast forming its seaward edge between Kells and Castlecove. For anyone who spends their…
Cahirciveen is an excellent base for a relaxed beach day on the Skellig Coast. Within a scenic drive are sheltered coves, wide golden sands, rock pools,…
On Ireland’s south-western edge, Allihies sits beneath the Slieve Miskish Mountains with a landscape shaped by copper, Atlantic weather and generations of…
The Iveragh Peninsula offers a varied sea-kayaking landscape along County Kerry’s Skellig Coast. Quiet bays, rocky headlands, offshore islands, sheltered…
On Ireland’s Iveragh Peninsula, knitting is more than a pleasant pastime. In Gaeltacht communities along the Skellig Coast, it can be a livelihood, a family…
Along the southern edge of the Iveragh Peninsula, seafood is closely tied to place. The Atlantic, sheltered bays, rocky inlets and working harbours all…
The Ring of Kerry is made for photographers who enjoy changing light, open horizons and landscapes with a strong sense of place. Along the Iveragh Peninsula,…