Ring of Kerry by bike

Ring of Kerry by bike

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Hello, I have a question, is it ok to do the ring of Kerry by bike in 4 days ? (I am a good biker)
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Bonjour Laure,

How nice that you want to cycle the ring of Kerry! I would say that four days is totally reasonable to cycle the loop. Some people do it by bus or by car on a single day so you shouldn't have issues doing it by bike in four. 

The Discover Ireland website has an overview of the cycling route to help you measure distances. They suggest a week but it can be done in 4 if you skip a part, especially if you are a good cyclist. I also found this alternative route covering parts of the Ring of Kerry (and Beara) along with cycling tips. 

Have you looked into accommodation for the three nights you'll spend on the peninsula? I hope these itineraries help already.

A bientôt,
Antoine

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