Cork / Kerry

[jovialjester]

Hi, I'm off to county cork / county Kerry next week, anyone recommend some places to head to for some landscapes or seascapes? Or any other great pics to be had?

Thanks

 

[The Matt]

The whole area is lovely. Seriously. Just explore and you won't be disappointed
Killarney Lakes, Gap of Dunloe and surrounding mountains, the Dingle Peninsula to name a few.

If you can get a boat trip over to the Skelligs then do, but for god's sake keep your camera in something waterproof if there's any waves. I think the trips go from Port Magee.

 

[jovialjester]

The whole area is lovely. Seriously. Just explore and you won't be disappointed
Killarney Lakes, Gap of Dunloe and surrounding mountains, the Dingle Peninsula to name a few.

If you can get a boat trip over to the Skelligs then do, but for god's sake keep your camera in something waterproof if there's any waves. I think the trips go from Port Magee.

Fantastic, thanks.

 

[miacat]

The ring of Kerry is just beautiful, I beleve anti-clockwise is best ( thats the coast road ), The Dingle Peninsula as "The Matt" said has some super beaches........a few nice pubs too!
Check out Lonley Planet - thorn tree
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/forum.jspa?forumID=25&keywordid=127

 

[jovialjester]

The ring of Kerry is just beautiful, I beleve anti-clockwise is best ( thats the coast road ), The Dingle Peninsula as "The Matt" said has some super beaches........a few nice pubs too!
Check out Lonley Planet - thorn tree
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/forum.jspa?forumID=25&keywordid=127

Thanks, fingers crossed the rain stays light

 

[The Matt]

I went for 2 weeks and the rain is one of my most distinct memories, so good luck

Blatant and unashamed plug to pics I took

Trackway by the matt1, on Flickr

 

[Iris]

We did the ring of Kerry clock-wise. Everywhere is lovely, I like Killarney and the beach at Rossbeigh. My uncle lives by Killorglin which is a good example of a typical Irish town I think