This the most beautiful walk in Ireland?

A two-day hike along Ireland’s Kerry Camino—walking from Tralee to Dingle—aims to capture the island’s long summer daylight and a long trail steeped in legend. The route covers 39 km (22.4 miles) and is believed to have been used by pilgrims and monks to reach St. James Church in Dingle before continuing toward Santiago, Spain. The article also links the path to Saint Brendan’s voyage in 512 AD. Travelers begin in Tralee, stay at the Grand Hotel, then travel to Camp for the first stage through valleys below Caherconree Mountain, reaching Annascaul via a stop at Inch Beach. The walk references Tom Crean’s birthplace and frames the experience as a weather-aided journey through a relatively quiet landscape.