A single center tour based at a bed & breakfast Lodge in the Great Glen of Scotland. We can provide you with all the information you need to explore the region with favourable options of fly fishing either in the nearby lochs or in search of sea fish off the coast of Scotland. A guide can be made available or you can fish by yourself with local advice.

Fishing in Scotland for Trout, Salmon and sea fish. September 24, 2007

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A four centre self-guide cycle ride of the Ring of Kerry Coast in County Kerry starting any Saturday in 2008, starting and finishing in Killarney. 7 nights bed and breakfast in en-suite guesthouse accommodation, transfer of luggage each day, 21 speed touring bike and detailed notes and maps, Telephone back-up and emergency support throughout. This Kerry Coast cycle ride takes you through some of the county’s most outstanding scenery around the Ring of Kerry from Killarney. It is enhanced by the influence of both ancient folklore and local traditions. We begin our cycle along the banks of the river Laune and continue through the beautiful district of Caragh Lake to the seaside resort of Glenbeigh, which boasts miles of golden sands and rolling waves. The next stage gives panoramic views of Dingle Bay and the island studded Atlantic ocean, passing through the market town of Caherciveen and onto the small picturesque fishing village of Portmagee. We cycle around Valentia Island with its unique scenic beauty and tropical vegetation. We continue around the coast by St. Finans Bay and through the beautiful villages of Waterville, Caherdaniel (the home of Daniel O’Connell, the Irish Liberator) and onto the award winning village of Sneem. We travel along the shore of Kenmare Bay into the bustling heritage town of Kenmare and onto Killarney via Molls Gap and Killarney National Park. This is a trip you will never forget. You are free to choose your own routes, between the accommodation, but you have the service of a back up van – a phone call away – if things go wrong and to transfer your luggage. The average daily cycling distance is a comfortable 15 – 31 miles or 24 – 50km. The tour starts and finishes in the beautiful town of Killarney, where we kit you out with your bike. Dinner is not provided, your overnight host will advise on local pubs and restaurants.

Self-guided cycle and bike tours of the Ring of Kerry in Ireland. September 7, 2007

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