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3 Aug 2023

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What’s your favourite inn-to-inn long distance walk in Ireland?

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Yvonne Gordon
Answered by: Yvonne Gordon

The Dingle Way is a great one – a 180 km route which loops around the Dingle peninsula, taking in mountains, cliffs, beaches and countryside paths, with some dramatic sea views. You can stop at villages and take in views of islands like the Blasket Islands.


Yvonne Gordon

Yvonne Gordon

Yvonne Gordon is an award-winning adventure travel writer based in Ireland. She writes for The Sunday Times, the Irish Independent, National Geographic, the BBC Travel, the Washington Post, among many others.

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Ireland has a well-developed walking industry and is geared up for self-guided inn-to-inn multi-day walking holidays, where your luggage will follow via a daily baggage transfer service. On some of the more popular walking routes it’s easy to organise your own baggage transfer, alternatively book a self-guided holiday with one of the country’s many operators.
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