If you're visiting the Ring of Kerry don't bother to stop at Portmagee, especially if you are there to sample the Moorings bar! The Moorings has to have been one of the worst pubs I went to in Ireland; the staff are grumpy and rude, the food was awful and expensive! I ordered the Irish Stew, which was tasteless,and so... more

If you are driving the RING OF KERRY, I suggest you drive COUNTER-clockwise WITH the tour bus traffic. You don't want to have to SQUEEZE by these big ole busses! The first half of the RING (if starting around Killarney) is pretty, but doesn't have the SPECTACULAR ocean views that the last half does. It's still worth the drive though! more

I would like everyone to visit the ring of Kerry if not independantly then go with a tour, me, I would suggest going it alone that way you can stop at your own pace and take in the views for as long as you like. My own favourites were the Ladies view,mcgillicuddy reeks,Gap of Dunloe and the view of Dingle,... more

Went down to the ring of Kerry on a weekend in August, I was last there 6 years ago and it was misty the whole time I was there so I wasn't expecting much. I was wrong, while on Friday and Saturday the weather was awful, Sunday and Monday were amazing. We got to tour all around, even got the... more

It's possible to see the Ring of Kerry in a day (and hundreds do every day by bus) but to really appreciate it, you need to take at least 2 days and get off the main roads, particularly on the western end. Some of the most spectacular scenery is found along the coast between Portmagee and Ballinskelligs, places most tours... more

IRELAND’S RING OF KERRY We had set aside the whole day to travel the 110-mile Ring of Kerry, a scenic journey around the Iveragh Peninsula in Ireland. Our journey took us through remote and secluded areas, many seemingly untouched by the passing of time. Despite clouds and rain, our travel provided us spectacular beauty and insight into Irish heritage. We... more