Tips for Kerry

xshayx

Going around Kerry for Christmas, I know there is loads of photo opportunities down there, but does anyone have personal favs they'd recommend

EyeBlinks

Where are you going to ... big place

xshayx

Near Cahersiveen, but will be driving off somewhere every day!

EyeBlinks

Could assist on the Dingle penninsula but tbh it's a bit far away.

Ballyman

Rossbeigh Beach is down the road from you in the Killorglin direction. You can head out to Valentia Island also, try and get to the far side of the Island as it's much more rugged there. The national park in Killarney is about 45 mins drive from Caherciveen.

To be honest if you get decent weather then you are in one of the best landscape locations in the world I would say. You have everything from mountains, lakes, hills, castles, beaches, oceans etc for miles around!!

chisel

Inch strand for sunset, dawn in the black valley outside Killarney, Slea head, Blennerville.

maddog

Bring a big umbrella:):) This would be the best tip I could give you:):)



Bren:)

Freddie59

maddog wrote: »

Bring a big umbrella:):) This would be the best tip I could give you:):)



Bren:)

Ditto!:D Although you can be lucky sometimes.:)

11811

Valentia Island would be a definite I'd say, check out Geokaun mountain there, all around Waterville and Derrynane is great too. There are some great spots all around the "Skellig Ring" too.

jonniebgood1

Conor pass on the dingle side is spectacular.
http://pix.ie/jonniebgood1/2582922/size/800

Also Healy pass on Cork Kerry border area.

THe best thing is travel about and get of the most beaten track though. A bit of exploring Cul de sac's will uncover the best sights and photos.

xshayx

Thanks everyone

sineadw

Definitely go to the top of Geokaun! You can drive all the way up, and if you're lucky and it's clear you have an AMAZING 360 of the blaskets, the skelliigs, carrauntoohil and mt brandon. Best view in the country! And i know they're all spelled wrong, but i'm on the phone and can't be bothered looking them up wear several jackets though - it was bloody freezing up there in July!

Hugh_C

Carrauntoohil. That is all. Although a bit dangerous during the short daylight hours