Ring of Beara
The Ring of Beara is a 140 km long scenic coastal drive that circles the Beara Peninsula in the southwest of Ireland. The Wild Atlantic Way follows most of this route, except over the Caha Mountains between Kenmare and Glengariff. The Ring of Beara is not suitable for coaches and vehicles weighing more than 2.8 tonnes are not allowed. If you are looking for a true Ireland, you will surely love the west of the Beara peninsula, which is still a remote place with only very few tourists and unspoilt landscapes.
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Ring of Beara Location
The Ring of Beara is a scenic route around the Beara Peninsula. It starts in Kenmare and ends in Glengariff or vice versa.
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Discovery Points of the Wild Atlantic Way
Along the Wild Atlantic Way there are numerous Discovery Points, which are pointed out by signs with the WAW logo.
Stages of the Wild Atlantic Way
Discover the 14 stages of the Wild Atlantic Way. You can take the whole trip in one journey or explore the stages one by one.
Navigating on the Wild Atlantic Way
You don’t necessarily need a map to explore the Wild Atlantic Way, since there are more than enough road signs to help you to keep on track.