From Kells to Castlecove, spring brings a fresh layer of colour to the Iveragh Peninsula. Hedgerows brighten with primroses, bluebells and gorse, while damp…
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On the southern edge of Iveragh, where the Atlantic rolls in beneath cliffs scattered with fulmars and choughs, the ruined walls of Ballinskelligs Priory rise…
Australians have long chased heritage walks in places like the Blue Mountains and Tasmania's Overland Track, but few travellers realise that the Iveragh…
The Iveragh Peninsula curls into the Atlantic like a crooked finger, ringed by the famous Ring of Kerry and watched over by Skellig Michael, where early…
The Atlantic wind carries salt spray across the Skellig Coast, where the Iveragh Peninsula bends between Kells and Castlecove. Along this stretch of County…
Rising quietly above the patchwork fields south of Cahersiveen, Cnoc na dTobar offers one of the most generous vantage points on Ireland's Iveragh Peninsula.…
For travellers from Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth who are used to spending December on the sand, the idea of a European summer in July feels…
On the western fringe of Europe, where the Atlantic meets the cliffs of the Iveragh Peninsula, Valentia Island holds a quieter story than its famous…
Stretching along the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry, the Skellig Coast runs from Kells down to Castlecove, with a string of sheltered coves tucked into its…
The Iveragh Peninsula cradles Kenmare Bay in a broad sweep of stone, water, and heather, and scattered along its shores sit the remnants of estates that once…