Dún Chaoin

So day, well, uh, the first stage, like I said, is the Kerry Camino, and so this is going to be the stage with the most farm hiking or road hiking.

So there are definitely people that we met that just skipped this section entirely because as soon as you get past Dingle, that's when you really get to that gorgeous views of the coast, hiking on the bluffs, the beach hiking, the like, I would imagine if anybody has Googled the Dingle Way, all of the photos that you see of like Dunquin Pier and Inch Beach, like these are all on that second half of the hike.

And so I would recommend if you are someone that don't, that doesn't really wanna do the farm country, um, road hiking, that probably the first three days are not for you.

But day one, Tralee to Camp, day two is Camp to Annascaul, and then day three is Annascaul to Dingle, where the Kerry Way officially ends.

But Dingle is a very natural breaking point where after that, then it becomes extremely coastline.

So from Dingle, you go to Dunquin.

Dunquin has the most famous kind of viewpoint of County Kerry, which is Dunquin Pier.

If you've Googled any images of it, it's that really picturesque stone walkway that kinda-

The first one, slow-moving waves at Bean Bán, Dingle, my local beach.

The second one, long exposure shot at Cuane, Dunqu- Dunquin, Dunquin, with the great Blasket Island in the background.

A magnificent sunset is the third one at Dunquin Pier on a calm November evening, with best wishes, Noel O'Neill." The first thing we should say, Dominic, is Noel O'Neill is a very lucky duck Where he lives.

And the second thing we can say is Noel O'Neill is a fantastic photographer because each of these photos are exceptional, uh, in their own right.

They could be hand-hanging on any wall.

Our phone signal is better here than it is in Cork City, 100%, for me anyway.

Um, like, there is a, there's a 5G mast over in Dunquin, so connectivity isn't your problem really.

Um, but you're kind of, you have very limited electricity to charge anything to be connected with.

I see.