The Beara Peninsula is part of the south-west
coastal region of Ireland that was formed as the sea level rose
between 4000-7000 years ago - splitting the region into a number
of mountainous peninsulas. Beara is one of the three largest of
these peninsulas and sits on the boundary of the beautiful counties
of Cork and Kerry.
Rocky promontories, sheltered beaches, hills, mountains,
archaeological sites, castles – the Beara Peninsula has them
all. Visit this remarkable piece of Ireland and you won’t be
disappointed |
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