really, after driving the coast in dingle and county clare, the ring of kerry seemed about the same, if not below average. killarney is great, but the rest? the only reason to drive it is to make it to the skellig michael boats. skellig michael is awesome. More

I wish that I had allotted two days for this, but I did the drive in one and then stopped in Adare for the night. I had read to go counter-clockwise, but due to some interesting navigation by my Hertz "neverlost" system, I ended up going clockwise. Maybe because it was March and low season, I had very few people... More

My wife and I left Killarney about 930am, headed in counter-clockwise direction for Portamagee so she could check it out and decide if she wanted to book trip for next day (she's pregnant and wasn't sure if she wanted to deal with the seas). Beautiful scenery and easy driving to that point. Did the "best cliff views" tourist trap, for... More

A drive around the Ring of Kerry is a must. Every where you stop there are wonderful photo opportunities. The area around the Skelligs is a beautiful area. We enjoyed watching the sheep crossing the roads along the way and stopping for lunch in the villages along the drive. Everything along the Ring is just at a slower pace so... More

This is one of my favorites of all it was the last place in Ireland to get power early 60, to get to this Valley you must drive through the Gap of Dunloe it is a narrow road all the way there is a lake and some river views if you are into photos you will get lost in there... More

We did the ring in the off season (March). Perfect time- no tour buses or traffic. Must see. More

This scenery is some of the most beautiful on Earth. There are several places along the way to stop and really let it sink in. We actually did the ring in one day. Most recommend spending several days on it, and if you want to do some hiking, biking, or horseback riding, then you should. However, if all you are... More

We spent two nights in a Farmhouse on the Dingle Peninsula so that we could enjoy the Kerry area and were not disappointed. Starting the Ring counterclockwise as suggested is a good idea as there are parts of the road that are narrow and curvy and buses and trucks have to be watched out for. The villages were interesting and... More

The Ring of Kerry is very beautiful but some of the roads are very narrow! We got great advice from our guide book that said to drive the Ring of Kerry clockwise, because the tour buses drive it counter clockwise. This was great advice...we only saw a couple of tour buses but we weren't held up by them. We started... More