Discover a time-saving gem around the Shannon Estuary! Explore the picturesque ferry route from Tarbert to Killimer, connecting Kerry and Clare. A scenic journey over water.

Nestled amidst the lush greenery of County Kerry, Ireland, lies Carrigafoyle Castle, an imposing 15th-century fortress that has stood sentinel over the Shannon estuary for centuries. Its weathered stone walls, scarred by the passage of time and the tribulations of war, whisper tales of grandeur, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Ireland's past.

Discover the enchanting Ballybunion Beach in Ireland's southwest, a 2 km stretch of white sand embraced by majestic cliffs. Explore the 13th-century Ballybunion Castle and natural limestone rock formations with captivating caves.

Arriving at Bromore Cliffs, greeted by the typical weather, we encountered a serene alternative to the famous Cliffs of Moher. Despite winds, the stunning views and Mermaids Caves made the visit worthwhile

Explore the captivating Minard Castle on Ireland's Dingle Peninsula, where history and nature converge. While access can be tricky and parking limited, the castle's stunning coastal location and resilient history make it a must-see gem for history enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

Kinard Beach, a secluded gem near Dingle, County Kerry, boasts a wild sea, crashing waves, and 'The Foal,' a mysterious rock formation. Despite the weather, it's an unforgettable, tranquil spot worth exploring

Explore Kilmalkedar, a timeless Irish gem where history meets spirituality. The church's ancient stones, Ogham Stone's enigma, and Kilmalkedar Cross Slab's Christian legacy beckon. Uncover the mystique of St. Brendan's House and well.