The Ring of Kerry is famous for its specacular scenery. While the main roads can be busy, the traffic is avoided by taking some hillier options that criss-cross the Ring and the Dingle Peninsula.

Tour Highlights:
- Killarney
- Ring of Kerry
- Connor Pass and Dingle
- Gap of Dunloe

DAY 1 (Saturday) Arrival
Meeting in the centre of Killarney with the tour guide and the rest of the group for briefing and get-together dinner.

DAY 2 (Sunday) Killarney to Sneem
Set out on a cycle lane, which winds through Muckross National Park, to Moll's Gap for lunch. In the afternoon, follow the Ring of Kerry road west to the picturesque village of Sneem.

DAY 3 (Monday) Ballaghbeama Gap to Glenbeigh
Avoiding the main Ring of Kerry road, cycle over the dramatic Ballaghbeama Gap to the village of Glenbeigh to stay in an old family hotel.

DAY 4 (Tuesday) Connor Pass and Dingle
Start by taking a coach trip to the village of Camp on the Dingle Peninsula. Cycle from there over the beautiful Connor Pass down to the town of Dingle

DAY 5 (Wednesday) Rest Day - Dingle
Dingle is a small busy town with plenty of restaurants and musical pubs. Trawlers tie up alongside yachts in the port. The surrounding countryside is beautiful.

DAY 6 (Thursday) Killorglin
Take quiet backroads to Inch Beach, which is a great spot for a swim before lunch. Continue in the afternoon to the market town of Killorglin.

DAY 7 (Friday) Killarney
Keeping to backroads, head to the famous Gap of Dunloe and a spectacular cycle through the Black Valley before returning via Torc Waterfall to Killarney for a final night on the town.

DAY 8 (Saturday) Departure
The tour finishes with a final breakfast together.

	What your Guided Cycle includes:
	• 7 nights accommodation based on 2 adults sharing in hotels and guesthouses with ensuite facilities • 7 Full Irish Breakfasts • TREK 721 hybrid bike, with 21-speed gears, carrier, mudguards and front pannier bag • Detailed maps, route directions and historical details • Experienced Guide in support van • Luggage Transfers