We were very pleased to find this spot along the drive today, and were happy to pay the €4 pp fee to go up well cared for paths to the majestic views over the Atlantic. Great little tea and bake shop also with friendly gentlemen tending. Absolutely well worth the price of admission and the steep walk up.
After paying a 4€ entrance fee per person, you can wander around the Kerry cliffs that offer fantastic views. At the entrance, there is also a little stand with coffee and snacks.
We went here without any expectations and we where blown away not only by the wind , but by the amazing views all around, it was four euro entry per person and worth every cent, would definitely recommend.
A hearty ramble to see the cliffs and stunning scenery around such as puffin island etc. Windy as it could be but didn’t detract from a wonderful time
Headed up to the Cliffs of Kerry as sadly our boat trip to the Skelligs got cancelled due to high winds. It didn’t disappoint. There were two vantage points with excellent photo opportunities and only a 10 walk to each albeit steep. Car park was large and had toilet facilities and a mobile cafe with Irish baked cakes. I read on here a lot of people moaning about paying to get there but to be fair - you get the toilets, car park and use of the farmers land which has reconstruction beehive huts and it all fenced off where it needs to be to prevent falls. €4 is well worth it. If you do the ring of Kerry this is worth the detour.
