Tour privado: Anillo de Beara desde Killarney.
Descripción
Recorrido por el anillo de Beara a través de Healy Pass, Derreen Gardens, visita de la estación del teleférico a la isla Dursey. Adorne la isla opcionalmente (depende de la disponibilidad del barco). Conduzca a través de los pueblos más coloridos de la península de Beara a lo largo de la costa con una vista espectacular del Océano Atlántico. Visita a Uragh Stone Circle, bellamente ubicado entre dos lagos con vista a la misteriosa cascada. Como tour privado, podemos personalizarlo. Podemos visitar algunos lugares fuera de las huellas mordidas. Podemos parar cuando queramos, también para comer en algún restaurante que sirva principalmente a la gente local. El tour privado es una gran experiencia, da tiempo y flexibilidad.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Hermoso lugar que ofrece una vista realmente espectacular de la bahía de Kenmare y la bahía de Bantry en el otro lado de la península. Encantador lago Glanmore abajo con algunas islas rocosas y tierras de cultivo realmente idílicas.
Jardín Derreen. Misteriosa tierra de pequeñas Derrinies y gran cantidad de plantas exóticas, especialmente conocida por la variedad y gran tamaño de rododendros. Hermoso paseo por los pequeños y acogedores estanques en una especie de selva tropical.
Ring of Beara es un recorrido circular por la península de Beara a través de los pueblos más coloridos. Ardgroom, Eyeries y Allihies, pueblos como de un cuento de hadas. La ciudad de Castletownbere es un gran lugar para almorzar. Pueblo de pescadores que ofrece los mariscos más frescos, casi directamente del barco. Healy Pass en el medio de la península de Beara no está en el Ring realmente, pero no debe omitirse. Los turistas privados pueden llegar a este espectacular mirador. Además, podemos esperar más y más lugares bonitos, en su mayoría disponibles solo para automóviles de pasajeros y camionetas.
Pueblo de Kenmare (Ceann Mara- cabecera del mar) Anteriormente Neidin- pequeño nido. Ciudad de piratas y contrabandistas del siglo XVI, XVII. Encantadora ciudad diseñada por Sir Oliver William Petty, a quien se le otorgó esta área como parte del pago por la cartografía de Irlanda. Él diseñó una ciudad moderna en 1670. Ahora la ciudad de Kenmare es visitada por mucha gente por su belleza.
La cabaña de Molly Gallivan es el lugar irlandés antiguo más tradicional y auténtico. Como museo del folclore irlandés. Visitar el lugar es como retroceder en el tiempo, hace cien años o más. Incluso el té se sirve en una auténtica chimenea.
La extracción de cobre en Allihies se remonta a 1812. En 1845, las minas alcanzaron su punto máximo y empleaban a unas 1600 personas. Las minas se sufrieron en el área local después de la hambruna de la papa. Las minas estuvieron funcionando hasta 1962.
Uragh Stone Circle se encuentra en una ubicación excepcional entre dos lagos en el llano con una vista espectacular de la cascada Gleninchaquin. Este impresionante monumento con la piedra más alta de 10 pies sobre el suelo y probablemente 10 pies bajo tierra y piedra central que era un altar para escarbar a las víctimas, tal vez también a los humanos.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(6)
Tony did a great job making sure we saw the key sites, sharing his “local” insights, and timing things to avoid the crowds. We had a lovely day.
Thank You Iris for this review which we really appreciate. Your opinion is very very important for us. Thanks a million in my and Tony’s name. Kind regards Peter Stanley.
Peter was incredibly knowledgeable on the history of all the villages we passed through on the tour. He was very accommodating when we expressed interest in visiting Dursey Island which was not on the original itinerary. Would highly recommend this tour and Peter and would schedule another tour with him again if we get the chance.
Calla thank You for taking me for my favourite tour. My favourite tour, Very Nice People with me. What else...? Thanks.
Peter took two of us on a tour of the Beara Peninsula. The full day tour was excellent. He is passionate and knowledgeable not only about the Beara Peninsula but Ireland. He is sociable and explained all of the locations we visited. We lucked out because the day we took the tour, the weather was sunny. The peninsula’s rugged beauty is amazing. On the road trip, Peter drove along the coast, took back roads, and showed us small villages on the coast. He pointed out the Skellig Islands where some of the Stars Wars movies were filmed. Along the way, he gave us plenty of time on our own. For example, we had time to explore the Kenmare village shops and stone circle, the fishing town of Castletownbere, ruined abbeys and cemeteries, take photos of the mountains, valleys, ocean, and innumerable sheep. One of the tour’s highlights was our visit to the Uragh Stone Circle, one of Ireland’s most famous Neolithic stone circles. Peter suggested two restaurants, one in Kenmare (Maison Gourmet where the owner serves delicious and fresh French pastries) and one in Castletownbere (Lynch’s which serves burgers and other casual foods). We bought sheet music and a tin whistle at Soundz of Muzic store, which stocks instruments, Irish sheet, music, and more. He arrived on time at our hotel, namely, the International Hotel Killarney. After the tour, we felt well acquainted the Beara Peninsula and left with memories of a lifetime.
Thank You Rodger for a Great review and thank you for booking Beara Peninsula tour. This one is my favourite so I had super day as well. Thank You once again. Kind regards Peter.
We did a modified Beara itinerary spending more time in Glengarif and Kenmare because that's where my ancestry is probably from, rather than spending more time to do the entire Beara peninsula out to the end. Peter did a great job, giving us commentary and observations, and picking out interesting places to stop and take pictures. From Killarney, we went through the national park and stopped at the Torc waterfall, which was not crowded in the morning since the ring of Kerry tour busses go around the ring counter clockwise and wouldn't come through here until the afternoon. We stopped at Molly Gallivan's, which had a period cottage where she her businesses in the early 1800's = around the time my ancestors were near there. Glengarriff was nice - smaller than I thought, with only an intersection and a block or two of main buildings in the center of town. A shop and some pubs may be owned by some of my long-lost cousins (I suppose I'm the one who's lost). The centerpiece had to be the Healy Pass - just remarkable views on both sides of the top. Wasn't socked in at all on the day we went, although we could see the lines of clouds against the mountains. Watch out for the wind! We had more time in Kenmare, like we wanted, for a lunch stop, which was good that we had a couple hours.
Thank You Edward for visit. I do hope to see both of You again. Regards Peter.
Peter picked my husband and I up at our hotel in Killarney at about 9:45 am, and the three of us spent a beautiful day driving around the Bears Peninsula, and through Healy Pass. Peter was a wonderful guide! We stopped at Torc Waterfall and a couple of spots that were on several other tours, before heading to the Beara peninsula. Peter put some thought into where he’s like us to stop for lunch and he chose the lovely fishing village of Castletownbere. It was a Sunday, and not too many businesses were open, but we had a great lunch of fresh mussels outside and did some people watching! We learned so much about the area from Peter, stopped at a beautiful old cemetery, and saw jaw-dropping vistas (and about a million happy sheep). I highly recommend if you’re looking for a personalized tour, off the beaten path, and one unlike anything you’d get on a large, crowded tour bus! Peter dropped us off in town, at our request, around 4 pm., so we could do some shopping and visit a few pubs. It was a great day. Thank you, Peter!
We spent the day on a private tour of the Beara Peninsula. Our tour guide Peter Stanley went above and beyond to be helpful. He was very cordial and knowledgeable about this region. The day included a nature reserve, picturesque towns, beautiful lakes, the magnificent Healy Pass, rugged mountain terrain, short hikes, a stone circle and herds of blue dotted sheep grazing on the hillsides. All this without tour buses or traffic. Highly recommend.
