May 2019 [by Pat]
The southwest corner of Ireland consists of several peninsulas jutting out into the Atlantic. County Kerry is the largest of these peninsulas and the Ring of Kerry is a road around the peninsula. Another road, the Wild Atlantic Way, follows the coast of all of the peninsulas. We found ourselves on the Wild Atlantic Way several times during the following days.
While many of the towns we visited can be described as “charming,” The word “rugged” comes to mind when describing the coastal roads in the southwest. In mid-May, the road was not too crowded, and we did the circle in 2-3 hours with stops.
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